出现次数 单词 音标 注解 例句 章节
38 finishing 5finiFiN adj.最后的, 完工的n.结尾, 结束, 完成, 修整 (Joey and Chandler are finishing assembling the bookcase.) 101
5 bookcase 5bJkkeIs n.书架, 书柜 (Joey and Chandler are finishing assembling the bookcase.) 101
18 plant plB:nt n.植物, 庄稼, 工厂, 车间, 设备vt.种植, 栽培, 培养, 安置vi.种植 (Joey checks that Ross is not looking and dumps it in a plant.) 101
8 dumps dQmps n.抑郁 (Joey checks that Ross is not looking and dumps it in a plant.) 101
60 checks tFek n.阻止, 制止, 控制, 阻止物, 支票, 检讫的记号, 饭馆的帐单vt.检查, 制止, 核对, 寄存, 托运vi.证明无误, 核对无误, 逐项相符, [象棋]将军 (Joey checks that Ross is not looking and dumps it in a plant.) 101
224 walk wC:k vi.步, 行, 走n.步行, 散步, 步, 行道 (Monica and Paul walk to the door and talk in a low voice so the others can't hear.  The others move Monica's table closer to the door so that they can.) 101
460 table 5teibl n.桌子, 餐桌, 工作台, 平地层, 石板, 表格adj.桌子的, 台子的vt.搁置, 嵌合, 制表 (Monica and Paul walk to the door and talk in a low voice so the others can't hear.  The others move Monica's table closer to the door so that they can.) 101
247 move mu:v n.移动, 迁居, 步骤vt.移动, 感动, 鼓动vi.移动, 离开, 运行, 迁移, 搬家      MOVE=Management of Value Engineering 价值工程管理 (Monica and Paul walk to the door and talk in a low voice so the others can't hear.  The others move Monica's table closer to the door so that they can.) 101
21 low lEu n.低, 低价, 牛叫声adj.低的, 浅的, 消沉的, 微弱的, 粗俗的, 卑贱的, 体质弱的adv.低下地, 谦卑地, 低声地, 低价地vi.牛叫 (Monica and Paul walk to the door and talk in a low voice so the others can't hear.  The others move Monica's table closer to the door so that they can.) 101
342 hear hiE vt.听到, 听说, 听取, 审理, 允许vi.听见, 听到 (Monica and Paul walk to the door and talk in a low voice so the others can't hear.  The others move Monica's table closer to the door so that they can.) 101
67 closer 5klEuzE adj.靠近的 (Monica and Paul walk to the door and talk in a low voice so the others can't hear.  The others move Monica's table closer to the door so that they can.) 101
670 goes ^EJz vbl.go 的第三人称单数现在式n.go的复数 (Monica goes to change.) 101
18 sofa 5sEufE n.沙发 (Monica pushes him off of the sofa as Rachel enters with a shopping bag.)  101
45 shopping 5FCpiN n.买东西, 购物 (Monica pushes him off of the sofa as Rachel enters with a shopping bag.)  101
65 pushes puF n.推, 推动, 奋发, 干劲, 进取心, 攻击vt.推, 推动, 推行, 逼迫, 增加vi.推, 推进, 增加, 努力争取 (Monica pushes him off of the sofa as Rachel enters with a shopping bag.)  101
3 stomps stCmp n.跺脚vt.跺, 践踏, 重踏vi.跺脚, 践踏, 重踏 (Monica stomps on Paul's watch and goes into her room.) 101
2 unseen 5Qn5si:n adj.未见过的, 看不见的, 未经预习的 (Note: The previously unseen parts of this episode are shown in blue text.) 101
5282 this Tis adj.这, 这个, 今, 本pron.这, 这个 (Note: The previously unseen parts of this episode are shown in blue text.) 101
1 text tekst n.正文, 原文, 课文, 课本 (Note: The previously unseen parts of this episode are shown in blue text.) 101
12 shown FEJn vbl.show的过去分词 (Note: The previously unseen parts of this episode are shown in blue text.) 101
6 previously 5pri:vju:slI adv.先前, 以前 (Note: The previously unseen parts of this episode are shown in blue text.) 101
23 parts pB:t n.部分, 局部, 零件, 角色vt.分开, 分离, 分配vi.分开, 断裂, 分手adv.部分地, 有几分adj.部分的, 局部的 (Note: The previously unseen parts of this episode are shown in blue text.) 101
6038 of Cv, Ev, v, f prep....的, 由...制成的, 离, 关于, 对于      OF=Old French 古法语 (Note: The previously unseen parts of this episode are shown in blue text.) 101
80 note nEut n.笔记, 短信, (外交)照会, 注解, 注释, 票据, 纸币, 音符vt.注意, 记录, 笔记 (Note: The previously unseen parts of this episode are shown in blue text.) 101
6464 in In prep.在...之内(上), 在...期间, 从事于, 符合, 穿着adv.进入, 朝里, 在家, 已到达(来临)adj.在里面的, 执政的n.执政者, 入口[域] India , 印度      Insymb 〈化〉铟(indium) (Note: The previously unseen parts of this episode are shown in blue text.) 101
45 episode 5episEud n.一段情节, [音]插曲, 插话, 有趣的事件 (Note: The previously unseen parts of this episode are shown in blue text.) 101
55 blue blu: n.蓝色adj.蓝色的, 忧郁的, 沮丧的 (Note: The previously unseen parts of this episode are shown in blue text.) 101
4265 are B:, E prep.是, 在, 公亩 (Note: The previously unseen parts of this episode are shown in blue text.) 101
29 wet wet adj.湿的, 潮湿的, 有雨的, 多雨的vt.弄湿 (Rachel enters in a wet wedding dress and starts to search the room.) 101
307 wedding 5wediN n.婚礼, 婚宴, 结合, 结婚典礼 (Rachel enters in a wet wedding dress and starts to search the room.) 101
14 search sE:tF n.搜寻, 查究v.搜索, 搜寻, 探求, 调查 (Rachel enters in a wet wedding dress and starts to search the room.) 101
878 room ru:m, rum n.房间, 屋子, 寓所, 场所, 地位, 空间, 机会, 余地 (Rachel enters in a wet wedding dress and starts to search the room.) 101
11119 rachel 5reItFl adj.& n.(化妆品的)浅黄褐色(的)      Rachel  [5reitFEl]  n. 雷切尔(女子名) (Rachel enters in a wet wedding dress and starts to search the room.) 101
738 enters 5entE vt.进入, 加入, 参加, 登录, 开始vi.进去, [戏]登场, 参加n.输入, [计]回车 (Rachel enters in a wet wedding dress and starts to search the room.) 101
133 dress dres n.女服, 童装, 服装, 衣服v.(给...)穿衣 (Rachel enters in a wet wedding dress and starts to search the room.) 101
127 leaving 5li:viN n.离开 (Rachel goes into her room and Monica enters the living room as Ross is leaving.)  101
2541 his hiz;iz pron.他的      HIS=High Speed Steel  高速钢 (Ross gestures his consent.) 101
21 gestures 5dVestFE n.姿态, 手势, 表示v.作手势, 以手势表示 (Ross gestures his consent.) 101
1 consent kEn5sent vi.同意, 赞成, 答应n.同意, 赞成, 允诺 (Ross gestures his consent.) 101
23 finishes 5finiF n.完成, 结束, 磨光, 末道漆, 完美vt.完成, 结束, 用完, 毁掉, 使完美vi.结束, 终结, 停止, 终止 (She finishes cutting them up and they all cheer.) 101
14 pushed puF n.推, 推动, 奋发, 干劲, 进取心, 攻击vt.推, 推动, 推行, 逼迫, 增加vi.推, 推进, 增加, 努力争取 (She is pushed down the stairs and everyone cheers.) 101
14 cheers tFiEz int.举杯敬酒之用语 (She is pushed down the stairs and everyone cheers.) 101
1025 door dC:, dCE n.门, 通道, 家, 户 (The door buzzer sounds and Chandler gets it.) 101
14 buzzer 5bQzE n.嗡嗡作声的东西, 蜂鸣器, 信号手 (The door buzzer sounds and Chandler gets it.) 101
183 women 5wimin n.女人 (The scene on TV has changed to show two women, one is holding her hair.) 101
276 show FEu n.表示, 展览, 炫耀, 外观, 假装v.出示, 指示, 引导, 说明, 显示, 展出, 放映 (The scene on TV has changed to show two women, one is holding her hair.) 101
185 holding 5hEuldiN n.把握, 支持, 持有, 所有物, 财产 (The scene on TV has changed to show two women, one is holding her hair.) 101
172 hair hZE n.头发, 毛发, 毛状物, 绒毛, 些微 (The scene on TV has changed to show two women, one is holding her hair.) 101
42 changed tFeindV n.改变, 变化, 转变, 找回的零钱, 找头, 辅币vt.改变, 变革, 改造, 兑换 (The scene on TV has changed to show two women, one is holding her hair.) 101
153 knock nCk v.敲, 敲打, 敲击, (使)碰撞n.敲, 击, 敲打 (There's a knock on the door and it's Paul.) 101
2475 they Tei; Te pron.他们, 它们 (They all stare, bemused.) 101
53 stare steE(r) v.(~ at) 凝视, 盯着看 (They all stare, bemused.) 101
1 bemused bI5mju:zd adj.困惑的, 发呆的 (They all stare, bemused.) 101
4 umbrella Qm5brelE n.伞, 雨伞, 庇护 (They go to hug but Ross's umbrella opens.  He sits back down defeated again.  A moment of silence follows as Rachel sits and the others expect her to explain.) 101
240 sits sit v.(使)就座, (使)坐      SIT=Society of Industrial Technology 工业技术协会[英] (They go to hug but Ross's umbrella opens.  He sits back down defeated again.  A moment of silence follows as Rachel sits and the others expect her to explain.) 101
50 silence 5sailEns n.静, 寂静, 沉默, 静默vt.使沉默, 使安静v.压制 (They go to hug but Ross's umbrella opens.  He sits back down defeated again.  A moment of silence follows as Rachel sits and the others expect her to explain.) 101
320 opens 5EupEn n.公开, 户外, 空旷adj.开着的, 敞开的, (车等)无篷的, 开阔的, 营业着的, 公开的, 坦率的, 未决定的vt.打开, 公开, 开放vi.展开, 开始, 展现 (They go to hug but Ross's umbrella opens.  He sits back down defeated again.  A moment of silence follows as Rachel sits and the others expect her to explain.) 101
117 moment 5mEumEnt adj.片刻的, 瞬间的, 力矩的n.瞬间 (They go to hug but Ross's umbrella opens.  He sits back down defeated again.  A moment of silence follows as Rachel sits and the others expect her to explain.) 101
229 hug hQ^ n.拥抱 (They go to hug but Ross's umbrella opens.  He sits back down defeated again.  A moment of silence follows as Rachel sits and the others expect her to explain.) 101
47 follows 5fClEu vt.跟随, 追随, 沿...而行, 理解, 遵循, 从事, 追求, 注视vi.跟随, 接着n.跟随, 追随 (They go to hug but Ross's umbrella opens.  He sits back down defeated again.  A moment of silence follows as Rachel sits and the others expect her to explain.) 101
42 explain iks5plein v.解释, 说明 (They go to hug but Ross's umbrella opens.  He sits back down defeated again.  A moment of silence follows as Rachel sits and the others expect her to explain.) 101
27 expect iks5pekt vt.期待, 预期, 盼望, 指望, <口>(料)想, 认为 (They go to hug but Ross's umbrella opens.  He sits back down defeated again.  A moment of silence follows as Rachel sits and the others expect her to explain.) 101
5 defeated di5fi:t n.击败, 战胜, 失败vt.击败, 战胜, 使失败, 挫折v.击败 (They go to hug but Ross's umbrella opens.  He sits back down defeated again.  A moment of silence follows as Rachel sits and the others expect her to explain.) 101
3449 but bEt, bQt prep.除...以外conj.而是, 但是adv.几乎, 仅仅 (They go to hug but Ross's umbrella opens.  He sits back down defeated again.  A moment of silence follows as Rachel sits and the others expect her to explain.) 101
1594 as As adv.同样地, 被看作, 象prep.当做conj.与...一样, 当...之时, 象, 因为[域] American Samoa, 东萨摩亚abbr.[军] Air to Surface, 空对地      AS=Academy of Science科学院      Assymb 〈化〉砷 (arsenic) (They go to hug but Ross's umbrella opens.  He sits back down defeated again.  A moment of silence follows as Rachel sits and the others expect her to explain.) 101
87 staring 5stZEriN adj.目不转睛的, 凝视的, 显眼的, (毛发)竖立的 [Cut to Rachel staring out of her window.] 101
136 restaurant 5restEr:N, -rCnt n.餐馆, 饭店 [Scene: A Restaurant, Monica and Paul are eating.] 101
150 eating 5i:tiN n.吃, 食物adj.食用的, 可生食的 [Scene: A Restaurant, Monica and Paul are eating.] 101
2374 there TZE, TE adv.在那里 [Scene: Central Perk, Chandler, Joey, Phoebe, and Monica are there.] 101
2888 scene si:n n.现场, 场面, 情景, 景色, 发生地点, [戏剧]一场, 布景, 道具布置 [Scene: Central Perk, Chandler, Joey, Phoebe, and Monica are there.] 101
8816 phoebe 5fi:bi n.[鸟](产于北美的)东菲比霸蓊, 月神, 月亮      Phoebe  [5fi:bi]  n. 菲比(女子名) [Scene: Central Perk, Chandler, Joey, Phoebe, and Monica are there.] 101
538 perk pE:k vi.昂首, 恢复, 振作vt.竖起, 打扮 [Scene: Central Perk, Chandler, Joey, Phoebe, and Monica are there.] 101
10552 joey 5dVEui n.幼兽 [Scene: Central Perk, Chandler, Joey, Phoebe, and Monica are there.] 101
10888 chandler 5tFB:ndlE n.杂货零售商, 蜡烛制造者 [Scene: Central Perk, Chandler, Joey, Phoebe, and Monica are there.] 101
549 central sen5trB:l adj.中心的, 中央的, 重要的, 主要的, 中枢的, 走中间道路的n.<美>电话总机 [Scene: Central Perk, Chandler, Joey, Phoebe, and Monica are there.] 101
16700 and And; End, nd [连接并列的名词、代词或数词]同, 和, 与, 如: Father and I went to Xinhua bookstore yesterday. 父亲和我昨天到新华书店去过。      AND  [And]  [计]与(计算机逻辑运算的一种, 或称逻辑乘法) AND gate “与”门(电路, 脉冲) [Scene: Central Perk, Chandler, Joey, Phoebe, and Monica are there.] 101
4 iridium i5ridiEm n.[化]铱 [Scene: Iridium, Monica is working as Frannie enters.]  101
15 spread spred n.伸展, 展开, 传播, 蔓延, 酒席, 宴会, 桌布v.伸展, 展开, 铺, 涂, 敷, 摆, 传播, 散布 [Scene: Monica and Rachel's, everyone is sitting around the kitchen table.   Rachel's credit cards are spread out on the table along with a pair of scissors.] 101
10 scissors 5sizEz n.剪刀 [Scene: Monica and Rachel's, everyone is sitting around the kitchen table.   Rachel's credit cards are spread out on the table along with a pair of scissors.] 101
37 pair pZE n.一对, 一双 [Scene: Monica and Rachel's, everyone is sitting around the kitchen table.   Rachel's credit cards are spread out on the table along with a pair of scissors.] 101
72 cards Automated Reproduction and Distribution System 卡片自动复制与发行系统 [Scene: Monica and Rachel's, everyone is sitting around the kitchen table.   Rachel's credit cards are spread out on the table along with a pair of scissors.] 101
104 along E5lCN adv.往前, 向前prep.顺着, 沿着 [Scene: Monica and Rachel's, everyone is sitting around the kitchen table.   Rachel's credit cards are spread out on the table along with a pair of scissors.] 101
42 loves lQv n.爱, 热爱, 爱情, 爱好, 性爱, 情人, 零vt.爱, 热爱, 爱好, 爱慕vi.爱 [Scene: Monica's Apartment, Rachel is watching Joanne Loves Chaci.] 101
15 joanne dVEJ`An n.乔安妮(Joanna的异体)(f.) [Scene: Monica's Apartment, Rachel is watching Joanne Loves Chaci.] 101
1289 guys ^ai n.家伙, 人      Guy  [5^ai]  n. 盖伊(男子名) [Scene: Ross's Apartment, the guys are there assembling furniture.] 101
3 assembling E5sembl vt.集合, 聚集, 装配vi.集合 [Scene: Ross's Apartment, the guys are there assembling furniture.] 101
387 sitting 5sitiN n.入席, 就座, 开会, 孵卵adj.坐着的, 就座的, 在任期中的, 孵卵中的, 易击中的 [Scene: Ross's Apartment, they're all sitting around and talking.] 101
148 working 5wE:kiN n.工作, 工作方式, 劳动adj.工作的, 劳动的, 经营的, 抽搐的, 施工用的, 运转的 [Scene: Ross's Apartment; Ross is pacing while Joey and Chandler are working on some more furniture.] 101
312 while (h)wail n.一会儿, 时间conj.当...的时候, 虽然vt.消磨prep.<古><方>直到 [Scene: Ross's Apartment; Ross is pacing while Joey and Chandler are working on some more furniture.] 101
25 subway 5sQbwei n.地道, <美> 地铁 [Scene: The Subway, Phoebe is singing for change.] 101
185 singing 5siNiN n.歌唱, 歌声 [Scene: The Subway, Phoebe is singing for change.] 101
222 playing plei n.游戏, 比赛, 运动, 赌博, 剧本v.玩, 扮演, 播放, 进行比赛v.播放 [Time Lapse, Rachel and Ross are watching a TV channel finishes it's broadcast day by playing the national anthem.]  101
3 national 5nAFEnEl adj.国家的, 国立[有]的, 民族的 [Time Lapse, Rachel and Ross are watching a TV channel finishes it's broadcast day by playing the national anthem.]  101
19 channel 5tFAnl n.海峡, 水道, 沟, 路线vt.引导, 开导, 形成河道信道,频道 [Time Lapse, Rachel and Ross are watching a TV channel finishes it's broadcast day by playing the national anthem.]  101
2 broadcast 5brC:dkB:st n.广播, 播音v.播撒(种子), 广播(无线电或电视)广播播送,播放 [Time Lapse, Rachel and Ross are watching a TV channel finishes it's broadcast day by playing the national anthem.]  101
1 anthem 5AnWEm n.圣歌, 赞美诗 [Time Lapse, Rachel and Ross are watching a TV channel finishes it's broadcast day by playing the national anthem.]  101
123 paper 5peipE n.纸, 报纸, 文件, 证件, 论文, 考卷vt.用纸糊(墙壁等), 用纸包装adj.纸的, 象纸的, 纸上的 [Time Lapse, Rachel is breating into a paper bag.] 101
933 into 5intu, 5intE prep.到...里, 进入到...之内, 成为...状况, 深入...之中 [Time Lapse, Rachel is breating into a paper bag.] 101
153 bag bA^ n.袋子, 猎获物 [Time Lapse, Rachel is breating into a paper bag.] 101
11591 ross rCs n.粗糙带鳞状的表面v.去除(原木等)粗糙外皮      Ross  [rCs]  罗斯(①姓氏 ②Sir Ronald, 1857-1932, 英国热带病学家, 曾获1902年诺贝尔生理学-医学奖) [Time Lapse, Ross has entered.] 101
839 has hAz; hEz, Ez, z vbl.have 的第三人称单数现在式      HAS=Hardened Aircraft Shelter 淬硬飞机护层 [Time Lapse, Ross has entered.] 101
11 entered 5entE vt.进入, 加入, 参加, 登录, 开始vi.进去, [戏]登场, 参加n.输入, [计]回车 [Time Lapse, Ross has entered.] 101
1213 time taim n.时间, 时侯, 时机, 节拍, 期限, 次数, 时期, 比赛限时vt.安排...的时间, 记录...的时间, 计时, 定时vi.打拍子, (...)合拍adj.时间的, 记时的, 定时的, 定期的, 分期的n.DOS命令:显示并允许改变系统时间 [Time Lapse] 101
86 lapse lAps n.失误, 下降, 流逝, 丧失, 过失v.失检, 背离, 堕入, 流逝, 失效, 下降 [Time Lapse] 101
1 transcribing trAns5kraib v.转录 Additional transcribing by: Eric Aasen 101
229 eric `erIk abbr.Educational Resources Information Center 科教资源信息中心      Ericn. 埃里克(男子名) Additional transcribing by: Eric Aasen 101
3 additional E5diFEnl adj.另外的, 附加的, 额外的 Additional transcribing by: Eric Aasen 101
28 cheer tFiE n.愉快, 欢呼v.(使)快活, (对)欢呼 All: Cut, cut, cut, cut, cut, cut, cut... (She cuts one of them and they cheer.) 101
183 morning 5mC:niN n.早晨, 上午 All: Morning. Good morning. 101
4293 yeah jB: adv.是 All: Oh, yeah. Had that dream. 101
7826 that TAt adj.那, 那个pron.那, 那个conj.引导从句 All: Oh, yeah. Had that dream. 101
963 had hAd, hEd, Ed vbl.have 的过去式和过去分词conj.有      HAD=Halt Amplitude Duration 暂停振幅宽度 All: Oh, yeah. Had that dream. 101
61 dream dri:m v.做梦, 梦见, 梦想, 想到n.梦, 梦想 All: Oh, yeah. Had that dream. 101
94 cup kQp n.杯子, 酒杯, 奖杯vt.使成杯状, 为...拔火罐 All: Yeah. Yeah, I'll have a cup of coffee.  101
28 thousand 5WauzEnd num.一千, 一千个n.许多, 无数 Chandler: (as Rachel is cutting up her cards) Y'know, if you listen closely, you can hear a thousand retailers scream.  101
42 scream skri:m v.尖声叫, 尖声喊叫n.尖叫声, 喊叫声 Chandler: (as Rachel is cutting up her cards) Y'know, if you listen closely, you can hear a thousand retailers scream.  101
1 retailers ri:5teilE n.零售商人, 传播的人 Chandler: (as Rachel is cutting up her cards) Y'know, if you listen closely, you can hear a thousand retailers scream.  101
14 cutting 5kQtiN n.切断, 开凿, 切下 Chandler: (as Rachel is cutting up her cards) Y'know, if you listen closely, you can hear a thousand retailers scream.  101
9 closely 5klEuzli adv.接近地 Chandler: (as Rachel is cutting up her cards) Y'know, if you listen closely, you can hear a thousand retailers scream.  101
103 excited ik5saitid 兴奋的 Chandler: (deadpan) Yes, and we're very excited about it.  101
17 deadpan 5dedpAn n.<俚>无表情的脸 Chandler: (deadpan) Yes, and we're very excited about it.  101
5 tuna 5tju:nE n.金枪鱼n.[动] 鲔鱼 Chandler: (imitating the characters) Tuna or egg salad?  Decide! 101
25 salad 5sAlEd n.色拉      Saladn. 社会自由民主党成员 (Social and Liberal Democrats) Chandler: (imitating the characters) Tuna or egg salad?  Decide! 101
22 imitating   imitatingvbl.模仿,效法,冒充 Chandler: (imitating the characters) Tuna or egg salad?  Decide! 101
16 egg e^ n.蛋, 鸡蛋, 卵v.怂恿, 怂恿 Chandler: (imitating the characters) Tuna or egg salad?  Decide! 101
54 decide di5said v.决定, 判决 Chandler: (imitating the characters) Tuna or egg salad?  Decide! 101
8 characters 5kAriktE n.(事物的)特性, 性质, 特征(的总和), (人的)品质, 字符, 性格, 特征, 人物vt.写, 刻, 印, 使具有特征 Chandler: (imitating the characters) Tuna or egg salad?  Decide! 101
218 wearing 5wZEriN adj.穿用的, 使疲惫的, 磨损的, 令人厌倦的 Chandler: (re TV) Ooh, she should not be wearing those pants.  101
433 those TEuz adj.pron.那些 Chandler: (re TV) Ooh, she should not be wearing those pants.  101
25 re ri: [域] Reunion Island, 尼留汪岛(法属)      REabbr. (英国)皇家工兵部队(Royal Engineers)      Resymb 〈化〉 铼(rhenium) Chandler: (re TV) Ooh, she should not be wearing those pants.  101
175 pants pAnts n.裤子, 短裤 Chandler: (re TV) Ooh, she should not be wearing those pants.  101
57 finished 5finiFt adj.完成的, 完结的, 完美的, 精巧的 Chandler: All finished! 101
29 sudden 5sQdn adj.突然的, 意外的 Chandler: All of a sudden, the phone starts to ring. Now I don't know what to do, everybody starts looking at me.  101
907 starts stB:t n.动身, 出发点, 开始, 惊起, 惊跳, 赛跑的先跑权, 优先地位v.出发, 起程, 开始, 着手, 惊动, 惊起, 起动, 发动      STARTabbr. 削减战略武器条约 Chandler: All of a sudden, the phone starts to ring. Now I don't know what to do, everybody starts looking at me.  101
212 ring riN n.环, 环形物, 环状, 铃声, 声调, 打电话, 拳击场vt.包围, 套住, 按铃, 敲钟vi.成环形, 响, 鸣, 敲钟, 回响, 按铃 Chandler: All of a sudden, the phone starts to ring. Now I don't know what to do, everybody starts looking at me.  101
1811 now nau adv.现在, 目前, 此刻, 立刻, 马上n.现在, 如今conj.既然 Chandler: All of a sudden, the phone starts to ring. Now I don't know what to do, everybody starts looking at me.  101
565 looking `lJkIN adj.有...样子的, 有...相貌的 Chandler: All of a sudden, the phone starts to ring. Now I don't know what to do, everybody starts looking at me.  101
4017 know nEu v.知道, 了解, 认识, 熟悉, 认出, 分辨, 确信 Chandler: All of a sudden, the phone starts to ring. Now I don't know what to do, everybody starts looking at me.  101
3914 do dEu v.做, 实行, 尽力, 给予, 可用, 制作, 算出, 解答[域] Dominican Republic , 多米尼加共和国      DO=Data Out [output]  数据输出 Chandler: All of a sudden, the phone starts to ring. Now I don't know what to do, everybody starts looking at me.  101
3305 at At, Et prep.在, 于, 向, 对准, 在...方面[域] Austria , 奥地利      AT=Acid Treatment酸处理      Atsymb 〈化〉砹 (astatine) Chandler: All of a sudden, the phone starts to ring. Now I don't know what to do, everybody starts looking at me.  101
4772 so sEu; sE conj.因而, 所以, 那么, 这样看来adv.[表示程度] 如此, 那么, 非常, 很, [表示方式] 这样, 那样, 如此, 因此[域] Somalia , 索马里      SO=Sales Order 销售定单 Chandler: All right Joey, be nice.  So does he have a hump? A hump and a hairpiece? 101
3174 right rait n.正义, 公正, 正确, 权利, 右边, 右派adj.正当的, 正确的, 对的, 合适的, 恰当的, 健康的, 健全的, 正面的adv.正当地, 正确地, 一直地, 直接地, 完全地, 彻底地, 在右边 Chandler: All right Joey, be nice.  So does he have a hump? A hump and a hairpiece? 101
495 nice nais adj.美好的, 和蔼的, 正派的, 细微的, 挑剔的, 精密的, 拘泥的      Nice  [ni:s]  尼斯(法国港市) Chandler: All right Joey, be nice.  So does he have a hump? A hump and a hairpiece? 101
3 hump hQmp n.驼峰, 驼背, 小园丘, 峰丘v.(使)隆起, 弓起 Chandler: All right Joey, be nice.  So does he have a hump? A hump and a hairpiece? 101
3843 he hi:; i:, hi, i pron.他n.男, 雄abbr.[军] High Explosive, 高爆炸药      HEabbr. 烈性炸药 (high explosive)      Hesymb 〈化〉氦 (helium) Chandler: All right Joey, be nice.  So does he have a hump? A hump and a hairpiece? 101
3897 have hAv vt.有, 持有, 拿, 从事(某事)aux.已经 Chandler: All right Joey, be nice.  So does he have a hump? A hump and a hairpiece? 101
1 hairpiece 5heEpi:s n.假发, 假眉毛 Chandler: All right Joey, be nice.  So does he have a hump? A hump and a hairpiece? 101
677 does dQz; dEz v.做,有用,工作conj.是,做,要 Chandler: All right Joey, be nice.  So does he have a hump? A hump and a hairpiece? 101
3979 all C:l adj.全部的, 所有的, 整个的adv.完全, 更加, 越发pron.全部 Chandler: All right Joey, be nice.  So does he have a hump? A hump and a hairpiece? 101
30 numbers `nQmbEz n.[圣经] 民数记(旧约圣经的第四卷) Chandler: All right, kids, I gotta get to work. If I don't input those numbers,... it doesn't make much of a difference...  101
174 kids kid n.哄骗, 取笑, 开玩笑, 小孩, 小山羊v.哄骗, 取笑, 开玩笑, 欺骗 Chandler: All right, kids, I gotta get to work. If I don't input those numbers,... it doesn't make much of a difference...  101
1 input 5input n.输入v.输入 Chandler: All right, kids, I gotta get to work. If I don't input those numbers,... it doesn't make much of a difference...  101
260 totally 5tRt(E)lI adv.完全地, 整全地 Chandler: Alright, so I'm back in high school, I'm standing in the middle of the cafeteria, and I realize I am totally naked. 101
167 standing 5stAndiN adj.直立的, 停滞的, 固定的, 常备的, 标准的, 常设的n.站立, 身分, 名望, 持续v.站 Chandler: Alright, so I'm back in high school, I'm standing in the middle of the cafeteria, and I realize I am totally naked. 101
130 school sku:l n.学校, 学院, 学习, 授课, 求学, 全体学生, 学派vt.锻炼, 教育 Chandler: Alright, so I'm back in high school, I'm standing in the middle of the cafeteria, and I realize I am totally naked. 101
62 realize 5riElaiz vt.认识到, 了解, 实现, 实行 Chandler: Alright, so I'm back in high school, I'm standing in the middle of the cafeteria, and I realize I am totally naked. 101
156 naked 5neikid adj.裸体的, 无遮盖的, 无装饰的, 无保护的, [律]无证据的, 未证实的 Chandler: Alright, so I'm back in high school, I'm standing in the middle of the cafeteria, and I realize I am totally naked. 101
71 middle 5midl n.中间, 当中adj.中间的, 中部的 Chandler: Alright, so I'm back in high school, I'm standing in the middle of the cafeteria, and I realize I am totally naked. 101
196 high hai n.高度, 高处adj.高的, 高原的, 高等的, 高音的, 傲慢的, 高尚的, 昂贵的, 严重的adv.高度地, 奢侈地, 高价地      High是一个通常用词, 多指物(但不指人)的高 Chandler: Alright, so I'm back in high school, I'm standing in the middle of the cafeteria, and I realize I am totally naked. 101
6 cafeteria 5kAfi5tiEriE n.自助餐厅 Chandler: Alright, so I'm back in high school, I'm standing in the middle of the cafeteria, and I realize I am totally naked. 101
1720 back bAk adj.后面的, 在后面, 早过去的, 前(欠)的钱adv.向后地n.背部, 后面v.后退, 支持 Chandler: Alright, so I'm back in high school, I'm standing in the middle of the cafeteria, and I realize I am totally naked. 101
803 am Am,Em prep.是, 在n.A.M.上午, 午前[域] Armenia , 亚美尼亚abbr.[军] Amplitude Modulation, 调幅      AMabbr. 调幅 (amplitude modulation) Chandler: Alright, so I'm back in high school, I'm standing in the middle of the cafeteria, and I realize I am totally naked. 101
369 alright C:l5rait adv.好吧, 好的 Chandler: Alright, so I'm back in high school, I'm standing in the middle of the cafeteria, and I realize I am totally naked. 101
29 million 5miljEn num.百万, 百万个n.无数 Chandler: And I just want a million dollars! (He extends his hand hopefully.) 101
17 hopefully 5hEJpfJlI adv.有希望地,有前途地 Chandler: And I just want a million dollars! (He extends his hand hopefully.) 101
458 hand hAnd n.手, 掌管, 协助, 支配, 插手, 指针, 雇员, 手艺vt.支持, 搀扶, 交给 Chandler: And I just want a million dollars! (He extends his hand hopefully.) 101
3 extends iks5tend v.扩充, 延伸, 伸展, 扩大[军]使疏开, 给予, 提供, 演化出的全文, <英>[律]对(地产等)估价 Chandler: And I just want a million dollars! (He extends his hand hopefully.) 101
87 dollars 5dClE n.元, 美元 Chandler: And I just want a million dollars! (He extends his hand hopefully.) 101
233 yet jet adv.仍, 至今, 益发, 更conj.然而, 但是 Chandler: And yet you're surprisingly upbeat.  101
3 upbeat 5Qpbi:t n.[音]弱拍, 上升, 兴旺adj.乐观的, 欢乐的 Chandler: And yet you're surprisingly upbeat.  101
7 surprisingly   surprisinglyadv.令人惊讶地 Chandler: And yet you're surprisingly upbeat.  101
2 screamer 5skri:mE n.尖声叫喊的人, <美俚>(报刊上的)惊人的标题 Chandler: Angela's the screamer, Andrea has cats. 101
19 cats for Advanced Television Studies 高级电视研究中心 Chandler: Angela's the screamer, Andrea has cats. 101
63 cookie `kJkI n.(苏格兰)甜面包, (美国)小甜饼      CookieCookie是当你访问某个站点时,随某个HTML网页发送到你的浏览器中的一小段信息. Chandler: Cookie? 101
19 serving 5sE:viN n.服务, 招待, 上菜, 伺候 Chandler: Did you make it, or are you just serving it?  101
380 which (h)witF pron.哪个, 哪几个, ...的, ...那个adj.哪个 Chandler: Finally, I figure I'd better answer it, and it turns out it's my mother, which is very-very weird, because- she never calls me! 101
247 weird wiEd adj.怪异的, 超自然的, 神秘的, 不可思议的, 超乎事理之外的n.<古><苏格兰>命运, 预言, 符咒 Chandler: Finally, I figure I'd better answer it, and it turns out it's my mother, which is very-very weird, because- she never calls me! 101
622 very 5veri adv.很, 甚, 及其, 非常, 完全adj.真正的, 真实的, 恰好的, 绝对的, 十足的, 特别的      Very  [5veri]  维利(姓氏) Chandler: Finally, I figure I'd better answer it, and it turns out it's my mother, which is very-very weird, because- she never calls me! 101
444 turns tE:n n.转动, 旋转, 转变方向, 轮流, 时机, (一)回, 倾向, 癖性v.(使)转动, 翻转, 扭转, (使)变质, 超过(年龄,数量等), 车(成) Chandler: Finally, I figure I'd better answer it, and it turns out it's my mother, which is very-very weird, because- she never calls me! 101
3452 she Fi:, Fi pron.[主格]她      SHE=Signal Handling Equipment信号操纵设备      She  [FE]  禽族, 禽族人 Chandler: Finally, I figure I'd better answer it, and it turns out it's my mother, which is very-very weird, because- she never calls me! 101
4776 my mai; mi pron.我的int.<口>嗳呀!啊呀![域] Malaysia , 马来西亚 Chandler: Finally, I figure I'd better answer it, and it turns out it's my mother, which is very-very weird, because- she never calls me! 101
114 mother 5mQTE n.母亲, 妈妈 Chandler: Finally, I figure I'd better answer it, and it turns out it's my mother, which is very-very weird, because- she never calls me! 101
8661 it it pron.它[域] Italy , 意大利      IT=Information Theory 信息论 Chandler: Finally, I figure I'd better answer it, and it turns out it's my mother, which is very-very weird, because- she never calls me! 101
151 finally 5faInElI adv.最后, 终于, 不可更改地, 决定性地 Chandler: Finally, I figure I'd better answer it, and it turns out it's my mother, which is very-very weird, because- she never calls me! 101
88 figure 5fi^E n.外形, 轮廓, 体形, 图形, 画像, 数字, 形状, 身份vt.描绘, 塑造, 表示, 象征, 演算, 认为vi.出现, 考虑, 出名, 扮演角色 Chandler: Finally, I figure I'd better answer it, and it turns out it's my mother, which is very-very weird, because- she never calls me! 101
55 calls   callsn.调用 Chandler: Finally, I figure I'd better answer it, and it turns out it's my mother, which is very-very weird, because- she never calls me! 101
376 better 5betE adj.较好的adv.更好的, 更多的, 更佳的 Chandler: Finally, I figure I'd better answer it, and it turns out it's my mother, which is very-very weird, because- she never calls me! 101
1003 because bi5kCz, bE5kCz, bi5kEz conj.adv.因为      Because多用于表示直接原因 Chandler: Finally, I figure I'd better answer it, and it turns out it's my mother, which is very-very weird, because- she never calls me! 101
117 answer 5B:nsE n.答案, 回答, 答辩, 抗辩v.回答说, 答复说, 符合, 反响, 响应 Chandler: Finally, I figure I'd better answer it, and it turns out it's my mother, which is very-very weird, because- she never calls me! 101
219 idea ai5diE n.想法, 念头, 意见, 主意, 思想, 观念, 概念 Chandler: I have no idea. 101
1294 would wud, wEd, Ed, d v.aux.will的过去式, 将, 愿意 Chandler: I would have to say that is an 'L'-shaped bracket. 101
11 shaped FeIpt vbl.成形,发展 Chandler: I would have to say that is an 'L'-shaped bracket. 101
1 bracket 5brAkit n.墙上凸出的托架, 括弧, 支架v.括在一起 Chandler: I would have to say that is an 'L'-shaped bracket. 101
1 poland 5pEulEnd n.波兰(中欧国家) Chandler: If can invade Poland, there isn't anything I can't do. 101
1 invade in5veid vt.侵略, 侵袭, 拥挤 Chandler: If can invade Poland, there isn't anything I can't do. 101
338 name neim n.名字, 名称, 姓名, 名誉vt.命名, 提名, 叫出, 指定adj.姓名的, 据以取名的 Chandler: I'm sorry, I didn't catch your name. Paul, was it? 101
64 catch kAtF n.捕捉, 捕获物, (窗)钩v.捕获, 赶上(车船等), 发觉, 感染(疾病)vi.抓住,燃着 Chandler: I'm sorry, I didn't catch your name. Paul, was it? 101
179 beautiful 5bju:tEful, -tiful adj.美丽的, 很好的 Chandler: It's a beautiful thing. 101
53 vegas   Vegasn.维加斯 Chandler: Kids, new dream... I'm in Las Vegas. (Rachel sits down to hear Chandler's dream.) 101
23 las of Atmospheric Sciences 大气科学实验室 Chandler: Kids, new dream... I'm in Las Vegas. (Rachel sits down to hear Chandler's dream.) 101
178 boy bCi n.男孩, 儿子, 孩子气的人, 男仆 Chandler: 'Look, Gippetto, I'm a real live boy.' 101
257 years jE:, jiE n.年, 年龄, 年岁 Chandler: Look, Ross, you gotta understand, between us we haven't had a relationship that has lasted longer than a Mento.   You, however have had the love of a woman for four years.   Four years of closeness and sharing at the end of which she ripped your heart out, and that is why we don't do it!  I don't think that was my point! 101
151 understand 7QndE5stAnd v.懂, 了解, 听说, 推定, 以为, 省略 Chandler: Look, Ross, you gotta understand, between us we haven't had a relationship that has lasted longer than a Mento.   You, however have had the love of a woman for four years.   Four years of closeness and sharing at the end of which she ripped your heart out, and that is why we don't do it!  I don't think that was my point! 101
15 sharing 5FZEriN 分配, 均分, 共价, 共享, 共用 Chandler: Look, Ross, you gotta understand, between us we haven't had a relationship that has lasted longer than a Mento.   You, however have had the love of a woman for four years.   Four years of closeness and sharing at the end of which she ripped your heart out, and that is why we don't do it!  I don't think that was my point! 101
9 ripped rIpt adj.<美俚>喝醉的受毒品麻醉的 Chandler: Look, Ross, you gotta understand, between us we haven't had a relationship that has lasted longer than a Mento.   You, however have had the love of a woman for four years.   Four years of closeness and sharing at the end of which she ripped your heart out, and that is why we don't do it!  I don't think that was my point! 101
116 relationship ri5leiFEnFip n.关系, 关联 Chandler: Look, Ross, you gotta understand, between us we haven't had a relationship that has lasted longer than a Mento.   You, however have had the love of a woman for four years.   Four years of closeness and sharing at the end of which she ripped your heart out, and that is why we don't do it!  I don't think that was my point! 101
121 point pCInt n.点, 尖端, 分数, 要点, 分数vt.弄尖, 指向, 指出, 瞄准, 加标点于vi.指, 指向, 表明 Chandler: Look, Ross, you gotta understand, between us we haven't had a relationship that has lasted longer than a Mento.   You, however have had the love of a woman for four years.   Four years of closeness and sharing at the end of which she ripped your heart out, and that is why we don't do it!  I don't think that was my point! 101
34 longer   longeradj.比较久的adv.比较久 Chandler: Look, Ross, you gotta understand, between us we haven't had a relationship that has lasted longer than a Mento.   You, however have had the love of a woman for four years.   Four years of closeness and sharing at the end of which she ripped your heart out, and that is why we don't do it!  I don't think that was my point! 101
8 lasted lB:st adj.最后的, 临终的, 末尾的, 最近的, 结论性的vi.持续, 支持, 维持vt.使维持, 楦adv.最后, 后来n.最后, 末尾, 临终, 鞋楦头 Chandler: Look, Ross, you gotta understand, between us we haven't had a relationship that has lasted longer than a Mento.   You, however have had the love of a woman for four years.   Four years of closeness and sharing at the end of which she ripped your heart out, and that is why we don't do it!  I don't think that was my point! 101
17 however hau5evE adv.无论如何, 可是, 仍然, 究竟conj.不管用何种方法, 然而, 可是 Chandler: Look, Ross, you gotta understand, between us we haven't had a relationship that has lasted longer than a Mento.   You, however have had the love of a woman for four years.   Four years of closeness and sharing at the end of which she ripped your heart out, and that is why we don't do it!  I don't think that was my point! 101
366 end end n.末端, 尽头, 结束, 目标, 限度, 梢, 末端, 死亡v.结束, 终结, 终止 Chandler: Look, Ross, you gotta understand, between us we haven't had a relationship that has lasted longer than a Mento.   You, however have had the love of a woman for four years.   Four years of closeness and sharing at the end of which she ripped your heart out, and that is why we don't do it!  I don't think that was my point! 101
5 closeness 5klEusnis n.紧闭, 狭窄 Chandler: Look, Ross, you gotta understand, between us we haven't had a relationship that has lasted longer than a Mento.   You, however have had the love of a woman for four years.   Four years of closeness and sharing at the end of which she ripped your heart out, and that is why we don't do it!  I don't think that was my point! 101
148 between bi5twi:n prep.在...之间, 连接...,由...协力合作 Chandler: Look, Ross, you gotta understand, between us we haven't had a relationship that has lasted longer than a Mento.   You, however have had the love of a woman for four years.   Four years of closeness and sharing at the end of which she ripped your heart out, and that is why we don't do it!  I don't think that was my point! 101
2 liza `laIzE n.莉莎(女子名) Chandler: Okay, so, I'm in Las Vegas... I'm Liza Minelli-  101
5 diary 5daiEri n.日记 Chandler: Ooh, this is a Dear Diary moment. 101
56 dear diE adj.昂贵的, 亲爱的int.[表示惊讶, 怜悯等], Oh, ~! Chandler: Ooh, this is a Dear Diary moment. 101
140 sound saund n.声音, 语音, 噪音, 吵闹, 海峡, 听力范围, 探条adj.健全的, 可靠的, 合理的, 有效彻底的, 健康的adv.彻底地, 充分地vi.发出声音, 回响, 测深, 听起来vt.使发声, 宣告, 听诊, 测...深, 试探 Chandler: Please don't do that again, it's a horrible sound. 101
576 please pli:z adj.满足的vt.请v.使喜欢, 中...的意, 使满足, 取悦 Chandler: Please don't do that again, it's a horrible sound. 101
71 horrible 5hCrEbl adj.可怕的, 恐怖的, 讨厌的 Chandler: Please don't do that again, it's a horrible sound. 101
120 wish wiF n.愿望, 心愿, 请求, 所愿望的事物, 祝愿v.希望, 想要, 但愿, 祝贺 Chandler: Sometimes I wish I was a lesbian... (They all stare at him.) Did I say that out loud? 101
84 sometimes 5sQmtaimz adv.不时, 有时 Chandler: Sometimes I wish I was a lesbian... (They all stare at him.) Did I say that out loud? 101
1113 say sei v.说, 讲, 背诵, 念, 表示, 比方说, 假定n.话语, 想说的意见, 发言权 Chandler: Sometimes I wish I was a lesbian... (They all stare at him.) Did I say that out loud? 101
53 loud laud adj.高声的, 不断的, 喧吵的adv.高声地, 大声地 Chandler: Sometimes I wish I was a lesbian... (They all stare at him.) Did I say that out loud? 101
1628 did did vbl.do的过去式      DID=Digital Image Data 数字影象数据 Chandler: Sometimes I wish I was a lesbian... (They all stare at him.) Did I say that out loud? 101
140 sounds saund n.声音, 语音, 噪音, 吵闹, 海峡, 听力范围, 探条adj.健全的, 可靠的, 合理的, 有效彻底的, 健康的adv.彻底地, 充分地vi.发出声音, 回响, 测深, 听起来vt.使发声, 宣告, 听诊, 测...深, 试探 Chandler: Sounds like a date to me. 101
5048 me mi:7mi pron.我      MEabbr. 〈医〉肌痛性脑脊髓炎 (myalgic encephalomyelitis) Chandler: Sounds like a date to me. 101
3009 like laik n.爱好, 同样的人(或物)adj.相似的, 同样的vt.喜欢, 希望, 愿意vi.喜欢, 希望prep.象, 如同adv.可能 Chandler: Sounds like a date to me. 101
820 still stil n.寂静, 剧照, 照片adj.静止的, 静寂的adv.还, 仍, 更, 还要, 尽管如此, 依然静止画面,静态图片 Chandler: Stay out of my freezer! [Scene: A Restaurant, Monica and Paul are still eating.] 101
19 freezer 5fri:zE n.制冰淇淋者, 冷藏工人 Chandler: Stay out of my freezer! [Scene: A Restaurant, Monica and Paul are still eating.] 101
1452 then Ten adv.当时, 在那时, 那么, 因而, 然后, 于是 Chandler: Then I look down, and I realize there's a phone... there. 101
770 phone fEun n.电话, 电话机v.(给...)打电话 Chandler: Then I look down, and I realize there's a phone... there. 101
2146 look luk n.看, 注视, 脸色, 面容, 外表vi.看, 注意, 朝着, 好象, 显得vt.打量, 注视, 用眼神(或脸色)表示, 期待 Chandler: Then I look down, and I realize there's a phone... there. 101
1215 down daun adj.向下的adv.向下, 在下面, 下去, 降下prep.往下, 沿着n.绒毛, 软毛, 开阔的高地 Chandler: Then I look down, and I realize there's a phone... there. 101
8 spoil spCil vt.损坏, 搞糟, 宠坏, 溺爱v.扰乱 Chandler: Yes, please don't spoil all this fun. 101
351 fun fQn n.娱乐, 玩笑, 嬉笑, 有趣的人或事物vi.开玩笑adj.供娱乐用的 Chandler: Yes, please don't spoil all this fun. 101
156 must mQst; mEst aux.必须, 应当, 很可能, 一定, 必须, 肯定, 可以 Chandler: You must stop! (Chandler hits what he is working on with a hammer and it collapses.) 101
90 hits 采样数      HitsHits是指对每个页面元素的请求,一个页面中任何一个图片都算是一个页面元素,所以 你如果想提高你的点击数的话,只需在你的页面中多放些图片就可以了。 Chandler: You must stop! (Chandler hits what he is working on with a hammer and it collapses.) 101
4 collapses kE5lAps n.倒塌, 崩溃, 失败, 虚脱vi.倒塌, 崩溃, 瓦解, 失败, 病倒 Chandler: You must stop! (Chandler hits what he is working on with a hammer and it collapses.) 101
11 wooden 5wudn adj.木制的 Chandler: You're right, I'm sorry. (Burst into song and dances out of the door.) "Once I was a wooden boy, a little wooden boy..." 101
110 song sCN n.歌, 歌曲      SONG=Satellite for Orientation, Navigation and Geodesy 定向, 导航和大地测量卫星 Chandler: You're right, I'm sorry. (Burst into song and dances out of the door.) "Once I was a wooden boy, a little wooden boy..." 101
159 once wQns n.adv.一次, 从前, 曾经conj.一旦 Chandler: You're right, I'm sorry. (Burst into song and dances out of the door.) "Once I was a wooden boy, a little wooden boy..." 101
13 dances 5dB:ns n.跳舞, 舞蹈, 舞会, 舞曲, 舞蹈艺术v.跳舞, 舞蹈, (旗等)飘扬 Chandler: You're right, I'm sorry. (Burst into song and dances out of the door.) "Once I was a wooden boy, a little wooden boy..." 101
14 burst bE:st v.爆裂, 炸破, 急于, 爆发n.突然破裂, 爆发, 脉冲 Chandler: You're right, I'm sorry. (Burst into song and dances out of the door.) "Once I was a wooden boy, a little wooden boy..." 101
147 closing 5klEuziN n.结束adj.结束的 Closing Credits 101
231 commercial kE5mE:FEl adj.商业的, 贸易的 Commercial Break 101
166 miss mis n.过错, 避免, 失败, 小姐, 姑娘vt.未得到, 未达到, 未听到, 思念, 未觉察, 错过, 遗漏, 逃脱vi.失败, 击不中      Miss=Man-ln-space simulator 人在宇宙空间的模拟装置 Customer: (To Rachel) Ahh, miss?   More coffee?  101
35 customer 5kQstEmE n.消费者 Customer: (To Rachel) Ahh, miss?   More coffee?  101
3 turtle 5tE:tl n.海龟 Frannie: Are you kidding? I take credit for Paul. Y'know before me, there was no snap in his turtle for two years.  101
9 snap snAp v.猛地吸住, 突然折断, 使劈啪地晌, 猛咬n.猛咬, 突然折断, 劈啪声adj.突然的      SNAP=Satellite Navigation Alert Plotter 卫星导航警戒标绘仪 Frannie: Are you kidding? I take credit for Paul. Y'know before me, there was no snap in his turtle for two years.  101
133 kidding kid n.哄骗, 取笑, 开玩笑, 小孩, 小山羊v.哄骗, 取笑, 开玩笑, 欺骗 Frannie: Are you kidding? I take credit for Paul. Y'know before me, there was no snap in his turtle for two years.  101
51 credit 5kredit n.信任, 信用, 声望, 荣誉, [财务]贷方, 银行存款vt.相信, 信任, 把...归给 Frannie: Are you kidding? I take credit for Paul. Y'know before me, there was no snap in his turtle for two years.  101
1 roz rCz n.警察 Frannie: Oh, I hate you, I'm pushing my Aunt Roz through Parrot Jungle and you're having sex!  So? Who?  101
30 pushing 5puFiN adj.有进取心的, 有冲劲的, 急切的 Frannie: Oh, I hate you, I'm pushing my Aunt Roz through Parrot Jungle and you're having sex!  So? Who?  101
4 parrot 5pArEt n.鹦鹉, 学舌者, 机械模仿别人的人vt.学舌 Frannie: Oh, I hate you, I'm pushing my Aunt Roz through Parrot Jungle and you're having sex!  So? Who?  101
7 jungle 5dVQN^l n.丛林, 生死关头 Frannie: Oh, I hate you, I'm pushing my Aunt Roz through Parrot Jungle and you're having sex!  So? Who?  101
169 hate heit vt.憎恨, 恨, 不愿, 不喜欢n.憎恶, 憎恨v.憎恨, 讨厌, 不愿 Frannie: Oh, I hate you, I'm pushing my Aunt Roz through Parrot Jungle and you're having sex!  So? Who?  101
77 aunt B:nt n.姑妈, 伯母, 舅妈, 阿姨 Frannie: Oh, I hate you, I'm pushing my Aunt Roz through Parrot Jungle and you're having sex!  So? Who?  101
15 bursts bE:st v.爆裂, 炸破, 急于, 爆发n.突然破裂, 爆发, 脉冲 Joey: (bursts out laughing again) I can't believe you didn't know it was a line!  101
578 believe bi5li:v v.有坚定的宗教信仰的, 相信, 信任, 认为, 想 Joey: (bursts out laughing again) I can't believe you didn't know it was a line!  101
194 live liv adj.活的, 生动的, 精力充沛的, 实况转播的, 点燃的vi.活着, 生活, 居住, 流在人们记忆中vt.过着, 度过, 经历adv.以实况地 Joey: (comforting her) And hey, you need anything, you can always come to Joey. Me and Chandler live across the hall. And he's away a lot. 101
3603 hey hei int.嗨! Joey: (comforting her) And hey, you need anything, you can always come to Joey. Me and Chandler live across the hall. And he's away a lot. 101
128 hall hC:l n.会堂, 礼堂, 大厅, 走廊, 门厅      Hall  [hC:l]  霍尔(①姓氏 ②Edwin H., 1855-1938, 美国物理学家) Joey: (comforting her) And hey, you need anything, you can always come to Joey. Me and Chandler live across the hall. And he's away a lot. 101
6 comforting 5kQmfEtiN 安慰的; 令人鼓舞的 Joey: (comforting her) And hey, you need anything, you can always come to Joey. Me and Chandler live across the hall. And he's away a lot. 101
1549 come kQm vi.来, 来临, 到达, 出现, 来(自), 出生(于), 开始int.嗨!vbl.来, 到达, 合计为      COME=Computer Output Microfilm Equipment 计算机缩微胶卷输出机 Joey: (comforting her) And hey, you need anything, you can always come to Joey. Me and Chandler live across the hall. And he's away a lot. 101
617 away E5wei adv.在远处, 到远处, 离去 Joey: (comforting her) And hey, you need anything, you can always come to Joey. Me and Chandler live across the hall. And he's away a lot. 101
481 anything 5eniWiN pron.任何事 Joey: (comforting her) And hey, you need anything, you can always come to Joey. Me and Chandler live across the hall. And he's away a lot. 101
100 across E5krCs adv.横过, 交叉地, 在对面prep.越过, 交叉, 在...的那边, 在...对面那边 Joey: (comforting her) And hey, you need anything, you can always come to Joey. Me and Chandler live across the hall. And he's away a lot. 101
47 picking 5pikiN v.采摘 Joey: (picking up a leftover part) What's this? 101
238 part pB:t n.部分, 局部, 零件, 角色vt.分开, 分离, 分配vi.分开, 断裂, 分手adv.部分地, 有几分adj.部分的, 局部的 Joey: (picking up a leftover part) What's this? 101
4 leftover   leftovern.剩余物, 残留物, 剩菜adj.剩余的 Joey: (picking up a leftover part) What's this? 101
126 line lain n.绳, 索, 线路, 航线, 诗句vt.排成一行, 顺...排列, 划线于, 使有线条, 使起皱纹vi.排队 Joey: (sitting on the arm of the couch)Of course it was a line!  101
227 course kC:s n.过程, 经过, 进程, 方针, 路线, 跑道, 课程, 一道菜v.追猎, 急行, 运行, 流动学业 Joey: (sitting on the arm of the couch)Of course it was a line!  101
389 couch kautF n.(文学)床, 睡椅 v.(用语言)表达 Joey: (sitting on the arm of the couch)Of course it was a line!  101
111 arm B:m n.臂, 臂状物, 衣袖, 海湾, 武器vt.供给, 提供, 武装, 装备vi.武装起来      ARM=Anti Radar Missile反雷达导弹 Joey: (sitting on the arm of the couch)Of course it was a line!  101
76 pain pein n.痛苦, 疼, 痛, 劳苦, 努力vt.使痛苦 Joey: Alright Ross, look. You're feeling a lot of pain right now. You're angry. You're hurting. Can I tell you what the answer is? 101
373 lot lCt n.签, 抽签, 一堆, 许多, 命运, 一块地, 份额vt.划分vi.抽签, 抓阄      LOT=Large Orbital Telescope (卫星上的)大型轨道望远镜 Joey: Alright Ross, look. You're feeling a lot of pain right now. You're angry. You're hurting. Can I tell you what the answer is? 101
6 hurting hE:t v.刺痛, 伤害, (使)痛心, (使)伤感情, 危害, 损害, 受伤n.伤痛, 伤害 Joey: Alright Ross, look. You're feeling a lot of pain right now. You're angry. You're hurting. Can I tell you what the answer is? 101
82 feeling 5fi:liN n.触觉, 知觉, 感觉, 情绪, 同情adj.富于感情的, 富于同情心的, 衷心的, 有同情心的, 有感觉的, 仁慈的 Joey: Alright Ross, look. You're feeling a lot of pain right now. You're angry. You're hurting. Can I tell you what the answer is? 101
2147 can kAn, kEn vt.装进罐中, 把食品装罐n.罐头, 铁罐conj.能, 可以      CAN=Calcium Ammonium Nitrate 硝酸钙铵 Joey: Alright Ross, look. You're feeling a lot of pain right now. You're angry. You're hurting. Can I tell you what the answer is? 101
51 angry 5AN^ri adj.生气的, 愤怒的, 狂暴的(风雨等) Joey: Alright Ross, look. You're feeling a lot of pain right now. You're angry. You're hurting. Can I tell you what the answer is? 101
3547 was wCz; wEz vbl.be的过去式      WAS=Washington Academy of Sciences 华盛顿科学院[美] Joey: And you never knew she was a lesbian... 101
48 lesbian 5lezbiEn, -bjEn 女性同性恋者      Lesbian     adj.(女性)同性恋的n.同性恋的女性 Joey: And you never knew she was a lesbian... 101
156 knew nju: vbl.know的过去式 Joey: And you never knew she was a lesbian... 101
275 wrong rCN adj.错误的, 不正当的, 道德不好的, 失常的adv.错误地n.坏事, 错误, 不公正 Joey: C'mon, you're going out with the guy! There's gotta be something wrong with him! 101
1019 something 5sQmWiN pron.某事, 某物adj.有点象, 大约 Joey: C'mon, you're going out with the guy! There's gotta be something wrong with him! 101
3350 out aut adj.外面的, 下台的, 出局的adv.在外, 出声地, 显露出来地, 明显地, 从头至尾地n.外面, 外出, 外观vt.赶出, 击倒, 使退场vi.外出, 暴露prep.通过 Joey: C'mon, you're going out with the guy! There's gotta be something wrong with him! 101
2661 him him, im, Em pron.他      HIM=His[Her] Imperial Majesty 陛下(间接提及时用) Joey: C'mon, you're going out with the guy! There's gotta be something wrong with him! 101
445 gotta 5^CtE <美俚> (=have got to) 必须 Joey: C'mon, you're going out with the guy! There's gotta be something wrong with him! 101
1421 going 5^EuiN n.去, 离去, 地面(或道路)的状况, 工作情况, [复]行为adj.进行中的, 流行的, 现存的 Joey: C'mon, you're going out with the guy! There's gotta be something wrong with him! 101
3278 be bi:; bi prep.是, 在, 存在[域] Belgium , 比利时abbr.[军] Base Ejection, 弹底喷射      BE=Bank of England 英格兰银行[英]      Besymb 〈化〉铍 (beryllium) Joey: C'mon, you're going out with the guy! There's gotta be something wrong with him! 101
51 congratulations kEn7^rAtju5leiFEn n.祝词, 贺辞 Joey: Congratulations.  101
241 done dQn adj.妥当的, 合乎礼仪的, 完成了, 做好了的, 注定要完蛋的vbl.做(do的过去分词) Joey: Done with the bookcase! 101
178 story 5stC:ri n.故事, 小说, 传说, 事迹, 经历, 假话, 谎话      Story  [5stC:ri]  斯托里(姓氏) Joey: Great story!  But, I uh, I gotta go, I got a date with Andrea--Angela--Andrea...  Oh man, (looks to Chandler) 101
735 man mAn n.男人, 人类, 人, 丈夫, 雇工vt.为...配备人手, 操纵, 在...就位, 使振奋      MAN=Magnetic Automatic Navigation 磁性自动导航 Joey: Great story!  But, I uh, I gotta go, I got a date with Andrea--Angela--Andrea...  Oh man, (looks to Chandler) 101
1159 great ^reit adj.伟大的, 大的, 强烈的, 非常的, 主要的, 大写的, 重大的, 崇高的adv.顺利地, 得意地n.全部, 大人物, 大师 Joey: Great story!  But, I uh, I gotta go, I got a date with Andrea--Angela--Andrea...  Oh man, (looks to Chandler) 101
56 angela 5AndVilE n. 安吉拉(女子名) Joey: Great story!  But, I uh, I gotta go, I got a date with Andrea--Angela--Andrea...  Oh man, (looks to Chandler) 101
9 andrea `AndrIE9B:n`dreIE n.安德里亚(f. & m.) Joey: Great story!  But, I uh, I gotta go, I got a date with Andrea--Angela--Andrea...  Oh man, (looks to Chandler) 101
159 until En5til, Qn5til prep.到...为止, 在...以前conj.到...为止, 在...以前, 直到...才 Joey: Here's a little tip, she really likes it when you rub her neck in the same spot over and over and over again until it starts to get a little red. 101
34 tip tip n.顶, 尖端, 梢, 倾斜, 轻击, 末端, 小费, 秘密消息vt.在...顶端装附加物, 使倾斜, 使翻倒, 暗示, 轻击, 给, 泄露, 给小费vi.倾斜, 翻倒, 倾覆, 踮脚走, 给小费n.提示, 技巧      TIP=Technical Information Panel 技术情报组(NATO)      TiP=Titanium Pump 钛泵 Joey: Here's a little tip, she really likes it when you rub her neck in the same spot over and over and over again until it starts to get a little red. 101
32 spot spCt n.班点, 污点, 地点, 场所, 现场v.沾污, 弄脏, 侦察vt.认出, 发现      SPOT=Satellite Positioning and Tracking 人造卫星定位及跟踪 Joey: Here's a little tip, she really likes it when you rub her neck in the same spot over and over and over again until it starts to get a little red. 101
242 same seim adj.同一的, 相同的, 无变化的, 上述的, 所谓pron.同样的事物adv.同样地      SAME=Society of American Militry Engineers 美国军事工程师学会 Joey: Here's a little tip, she really likes it when you rub her neck in the same spot over and over and over again until it starts to get a little red. 101
25 rub rQb v.擦, 摩擦rt. (~ along) 和谐相处, (~ off) 擦掉, 擦破, (~ out) 把(记号,笔记,笔迹等)擦掉 Joey: Here's a little tip, she really likes it when you rub her neck in the same spot over and over and over again until it starts to get a little red. 101
55 red red n.红色, 红衣服, 红颜料, 赤字, 亏空adj.红(色)的, 革命的      RED=Radio Equipment Department 无线电设备处([美]海军) Joey: Here's a little tip, she really likes it when you rub her neck in the same spot over and over and over again until it starts to get a little red. 101
1212 little 5litl n.少许, 一会儿, 短时间adj.很少的, 矮小的, 短暂的, 琐碎的adv.很少, 稍微, 完全不      Little  [5litl]  利特尔(姓氏) Joey: Here's a little tip, she really likes it when you rub her neck in the same spot over and over and over again until it starts to get a little red. 101
78 likes laik n.爱好, 同样的人(或物)adj.相似的, 同样的vt.喜欢, 希望, 愿意vi.喜欢, 希望prep.象, 如同adv.可能 Joey: Here's a little tip, she really likes it when you rub her neck in the same spot over and over and over again until it starts to get a little red. 101
430 start stB:t n.动身, 出发点, 开始, 惊起, 惊跳, 赛跑的先跑权, 优先地位v.出发, 起程, 开始, 着手, 惊动, 惊起, 起动, 发动      STARTabbr. 削减战略武器条约 Joey: Hey-hey-hey-hey, if you're gonna start with that stuff we're outta here. 101
42 hearing 5hiEriN n.听力, 听觉, 听取意见, 听讼v.倾听 Joey: I can't believe what I'm hearing here.  101
2 regional 5ri:dVEn(E)l adj.整个地区的, 地方地, 地域性地 Joey: I doubt it. Mostly regional work. 101
12 mostly 5mEustli adv.主要地, 大部分, 通常 Joey: I doubt it. Mostly regional work. 101
8 doubt daut n.怀疑, 疑惑, 疑问v.怀疑, 不信, 拿不准, <古>恐怕 Joey: I doubt it. Mostly regional work. 101
57 stairs   stairsn.楼梯 Joey: I say push her down the stairs.  101
56 push puF n.推, 推动, 奋发, 干劲, 进取心, 攻击vt.推, 推动, 推行, 逼迫, 增加vi.推, 推进, 增加, 努力争取 Joey: I say push her down the stairs.  101
3 abuse E5bju:z n.滥用, 虐待, 辱骂, 陋习, 弊端v.滥用, 虐待, 辱骂 Joey: I will not take this abuse. (Walks to the door and opens it to leave.) 101
316 thinking 5WiNkiN n.思想 Joey: I'm thinking we've got a bookcase here. 101
56 instead in5sted adv.代替, 改为, 抵作, 更换 Joey: Instead of...? 101
12 western 5westEn adj.西的, 西方的, 来自西方的人, 有西方特征的 Joey: Listen, while you're on a roll, if you feel like you gotta make like a Western omelet or something... (Joey and Chandler taste the coffee, grimace, and pour it into a plant pot.) Although actually I'm really not that hungry... 101
34 taste teist v.品尝, 辨味, (of)有 ...味道, 领略vt.体验, 感到n.味道, 味觉 Joey: Listen, while you're on a roll, if you feel like you gotta make like a Western omelet or something... (Joey and Chandler taste the coffee, grimace, and pour it into a plant pot.) Although actually I'm really not that hungry... 101
53 roll rEul adj.滚动, 滚转, (使)摇摆, (使)摇晃, 卷起, 卷拢vt.辗, 轧n.(一)卷, 卷形物, 摇晃, 摆动, 名单 Joey: Listen, while you're on a roll, if you feel like you gotta make like a Western omelet or something... (Joey and Chandler taste the coffee, grimace, and pour it into a plant pot.) Although actually I'm really not that hungry... 101
14 pour pC:, pCE v.灌注, 倾泻, 涌入, 流, 倾盆大雨 Joey: Listen, while you're on a roll, if you feel like you gotta make like a Western omelet or something... (Joey and Chandler taste the coffee, grimace, and pour it into a plant pot.) Although actually I'm really not that hungry... 101
33 pot pCt n.罐, 壶v.罐装 Joey: Listen, while you're on a roll, if you feel like you gotta make like a Western omelet or something... (Joey and Chandler taste the coffee, grimace, and pour it into a plant pot.) Although actually I'm really not that hungry... 101
3 omelet 5Cmlit, -let n.煎蛋卷 Joey: Listen, while you're on a roll, if you feel like you gotta make like a Western omelet or something... (Joey and Chandler taste the coffee, grimace, and pour it into a plant pot.) Although actually I'm really not that hungry... 101
1 grimace ^ri5meis n.面部的歪扭, 痛苦的表情, 鬼脸vi.扮鬼脸, 作苦相 Joey: Listen, while you're on a roll, if you feel like you gotta make like a Western omelet or something... (Joey and Chandler taste the coffee, grimace, and pour it into a plant pot.) Although actually I'm really not that hungry... 101
284 job dVCb n.工作, 零活, <口>职位, 事情vi.做零工, 打杂, 做股票经纪, 假公济私vt.代客买卖(股票,货物等), 批发, 承包, 欺骗      Job  [dVEub]  n. 1.〈圣经〉约伯 2.极有耐心的人 乔布(男子名) Joey: Look, it was a job all right? 101
689 never 5nevE adv.决不, 从未 Joey: Never had that dream. 101
153 bit bit n.小块, 少量, 片刻, 马嚼子, 辅币vt.上马嚼子, 控制vbl.咬n.[计]位, 比特      Bit(二进制)位,比特 Joey: Oh, you wouldn't know a great butt if it came up and bit ya. 101
2 june dVu:n n.六月(略作Jun) Joey: Right.  Thanks.  It's June.  I'm outta here. (Exits.) 101
160 exits 5eksit, -zit n.出口, 太平门, 退场, 去世vi.退出, 脱离, 去世[计]  离开当前命令行外壳 Joey: Right.  Thanks.  It's June.  I'm outta here. (Exits.) 101
7 stereo 5stiEriEu n.立体声系统, 立体声, [印]铅版, 立体照片adj.立体的, 立体感觉的 Joey: Ross, let me ask you a question. She got the furniture, the stereo, the good TV- what did you get? 101
143 question 5kwestFEn n.问题, 疑问, 询问v.询问, 审问, 怀疑 Joey: Ross, let me ask you a question. She got the furniture, the stereo, the good TV- what did you get? 101
285 ask B:sk vi.询问, 问, 要求vt.问, 要求, 需要, 邀请 Joey: Ross, let me ask you a question. She got the furniture, the stereo, the good TV- what did you get? 101
32 strip strip vt.剥, 剥去n.条, 带 Joey: Strip joint! C'mon, you're single! Have some hormones! 101
46 single 5siN^l adj.单一的, 单身的, 单纯的, 孤独的, 专一的, 个别的n.一个, 单打, 单精度型vt.选出vi.[棒]作一垒打 Joey: Strip joint! C'mon, you're single! Have some hormones! 101
5 joint dVCint n.接缝, 接合处, 接合点, 关节, (牛、羊等的腿)大块肉adj.共同的, 联合的, 连接的, 合办的vt.连接, 接合, 使有接头vi.贴合, 生节 Joey: Strip joint! C'mon, you're single! Have some hormones! 101
7 hormones 5hC:mEun n.荷尔蒙, 激素 Joey: Strip joint! C'mon, you're single! Have some hormones! 101
647 wanna 5wRnE v.<美俚> 想要,希望(= want to) Joey: This guy says hello, I wanna kill myself. 101
200 says sei v.说, 讲, 背诵, 念, 表示, 比方说, 假定n.话语, 想说的意见, 发言权 Joey: This guy says hello, I wanna kill myself. 101
169 myself mai5self pron.我自己, 我亲自, 我本人 Joey: This guy says hello, I wanna kill myself. 101
95 kill kil v.杀死, 毁掉, 杀伤 Joey: This guy says hello, I wanna kill myself. 101
376 hello 5helEu, he5lEu int.喂, 哈罗 Joey: This guy says hello, I wanna kill myself. 101
133 world wE:ld n.世界, ...界, 世事, 世故, 社会adj.世界的 Joey: What are you talking about? 'One woman'? That's like saying there's only one flavor of ice cream for you. Lemme tell you something, Ross. There's lots of flavors out there. There's Rocky Road, and Cookie Dough, and Bing! Cherry Vanilla. You could get 'em with Jimmies, or nuts, or whipped cream! This is the best thing that ever happened to you! You got married, you were, like, what, eight? Welcome back to the world! Grab a spoon! 101
11 whipped   whipped受到鞭打的 Joey: What are you talking about? 'One woman'? That's like saying there's only one flavor of ice cream for you. Lemme tell you something, Ross. There's lots of flavors out there. There's Rocky Road, and Cookie Dough, and Bing! Cherry Vanilla. You could get 'em with Jimmies, or nuts, or whipped cream! This is the best thing that ever happened to you! You got married, you were, like, what, eight? Welcome back to the world! Grab a spoon! 101
84 welcome 5welkEm n.欢迎vt.欢迎int.欢迎adj.受欢迎的 Joey: What are you talking about? 'One woman'? That's like saying there's only one flavor of ice cream for you. Lemme tell you something, Ross. There's lots of flavors out there. There's Rocky Road, and Cookie Dough, and Bing! Cherry Vanilla. You could get 'em with Jimmies, or nuts, or whipped cream! This is the best thing that ever happened to you! You got married, you were, like, what, eight? Welcome back to the world! Grab a spoon! 101
6 vanilla vE5nilE n.[植]香草, 香子兰 Joey: What are you talking about? 'One woman'? That's like saying there's only one flavor of ice cream for you. Lemme tell you something, Ross. There's lots of flavors out there. There's Rocky Road, and Cookie Dough, and Bing! Cherry Vanilla. You could get 'em with Jimmies, or nuts, or whipped cream! This is the best thing that ever happened to you! You got married, you were, like, what, eight? Welcome back to the world! Grab a spoon! 101
28 spoon spu:n n.匙, 调羹, 勺子 Joey: What are you talking about? 'One woman'? That's like saying there's only one flavor of ice cream for you. Lemme tell you something, Ross. There's lots of flavors out there. There's Rocky Road, and Cookie Dough, and Bing! Cherry Vanilla. You could get 'em with Jimmies, or nuts, or whipped cream! This is the best thing that ever happened to you! You got married, you were, like, what, eight? Welcome back to the world! Grab a spoon! 101
5 rocky 5rCki adj.多岩石的, 坚如岩石的, 坚固的, 摇摇晃晃的, 头晕目眩的, 困难的 Joey: What are you talking about? 'One woman'? That's like saying there's only one flavor of ice cream for you. Lemme tell you something, Ross. There's lots of flavors out there. There's Rocky Road, and Cookie Dough, and Bing! Cherry Vanilla. You could get 'em with Jimmies, or nuts, or whipped cream! This is the best thing that ever happened to you! You got married, you were, like, what, eight? Welcome back to the world! Grab a spoon! 101
27 road rEud n.路, 道路, 公路, 大道 Joey: What are you talking about? 'One woman'? That's like saying there's only one flavor of ice cream for you. Lemme tell you something, Ross. There's lots of flavors out there. There's Rocky Road, and Cookie Dough, and Bing! Cherry Vanilla. You could get 'em with Jimmies, or nuts, or whipped cream! This is the best thing that ever happened to you! You got married, you were, like, what, eight? Welcome back to the world! Grab a spoon! 101
22 nuts nQts adj.热衷的, 发狂的int.呸, 胡说 Joey: What are you talking about? 'One woman'? That's like saying there's only one flavor of ice cream for you. Lemme tell you something, Ross. There's lots of flavors out there. There's Rocky Road, and Cookie Dough, and Bing! Cherry Vanilla. You could get 'em with Jimmies, or nuts, or whipped cream! This is the best thing that ever happened to you! You got married, you were, like, what, eight? Welcome back to the world! Grab a spoon! 101
24 lots lCt n.签, 抽签, 一堆, 许多, 命运, 一块地, 份额vt.划分vi.抽签, 抓阄      LOT=Large Orbital Telescope (卫星上的)大型轨道望远镜 Joey: What are you talking about? 'One woman'? That's like saying there's only one flavor of ice cream for you. Lemme tell you something, Ross. There's lots of flavors out there. There's Rocky Road, and Cookie Dough, and Bing! Cherry Vanilla. You could get 'em with Jimmies, or nuts, or whipped cream! This is the best thing that ever happened to you! You got married, you were, like, what, eight? Welcome back to the world! Grab a spoon! 101
9 lemme `lemI <口>=let me Joey: What are you talking about? 'One woman'? That's like saying there's only one flavor of ice cream for you. Lemme tell you something, Ross. There's lots of flavors out there. There's Rocky Road, and Cookie Dough, and Bing! Cherry Vanilla. You could get 'em with Jimmies, or nuts, or whipped cream! This is the best thing that ever happened to you! You got married, you were, like, what, eight? Welcome back to the world! Grab a spoon! 101
1 jimmies 5dVimi n.铁撬vt.用铁撬撬开      Jimmy  [5dVimi]  吉米(男子名, James的昵称) Joey: What are you talking about? 'One woman'? That's like saying there's only one flavor of ice cream for you. Lemme tell you something, Ross. There's lots of flavors out there. There's Rocky Road, and Cookie Dough, and Bing! Cherry Vanilla. You could get 'em with Jimmies, or nuts, or whipped cream! This is the best thing that ever happened to you! You got married, you were, like, what, eight? Welcome back to the world! Grab a spoon! 101
91 ice ais n.冰冻食品vt.冰冻, 覆以冰vi.结冰abbr.[军] Intenal Combustion Engine, 内燃机      ICE=Input Checking Equipment 输入校验设备, 输入校正装置 Joey: What are you talking about? 'One woman'? That's like saying there's only one flavor of ice cream for you. Lemme tell you something, Ross. There's lots of flavors out there. There's Rocky Road, and Cookie Dough, and Bing! Cherry Vanilla. You could get 'em with Jimmies, or nuts, or whipped cream! This is the best thing that ever happened to you! You got married, you were, like, what, eight? Welcome back to the world! Grab a spoon! 101
310 happened 5hApEn vi.发生, 碰巧, 偶然v.发生, 恰巧, 偶然发现 Joey: What are you talking about? 'One woman'? That's like saying there's only one flavor of ice cream for you. Lemme tell you something, Ross. There's lots of flavors out there. There's Rocky Road, and Cookie Dough, and Bing! Cherry Vanilla. You could get 'em with Jimmies, or nuts, or whipped cream! This is the best thing that ever happened to you! You got married, you were, like, what, eight? Welcome back to the world! Grab a spoon! 101
65 grab ^rAb v.抢夺, 攫取, 夺取 Joey: What are you talking about? 'One woman'? That's like saying there's only one flavor of ice cream for you. Lemme tell you something, Ross. There's lots of flavors out there. There's Rocky Road, and Cookie Dough, and Bing! Cherry Vanilla. You could get 'em with Jimmies, or nuts, or whipped cream! This is the best thing that ever happened to you! You got married, you were, like, what, eight? Welcome back to the world! Grab a spoon! 101
3 flavor 5fleivE n.情味, 风味, 滋味, 香料vt.加味于 Joey: What are you talking about? 'One woman'? That's like saying there's only one flavor of ice cream for you. Lemme tell you something, Ross. There's lots of flavors out there. There's Rocky Road, and Cookie Dough, and Bing! Cherry Vanilla. You could get 'em with Jimmies, or nuts, or whipped cream! This is the best thing that ever happened to you! You got married, you were, like, what, eight? Welcome back to the world! Grab a spoon! 101
1 flavors 5fleivE n.情味, 风味, 滋味, 香料vt.加味于 Joey: What are you talking about? 'One woman'? That's like saying there's only one flavor of ice cream for you. Lemme tell you something, Ross. There's lots of flavors out there. There's Rocky Road, and Cookie Dough, and Bing! Cherry Vanilla. You could get 'em with Jimmies, or nuts, or whipped cream! This is the best thing that ever happened to you! You got married, you were, like, what, eight? Welcome back to the world! Grab a spoon! 101
74 eight eIt adj.八的num.八, 八个, 第八n.八字形 Joey: What are you talking about? 'One woman'? That's like saying there's only one flavor of ice cream for you. Lemme tell you something, Ross. There's lots of flavors out there. There's Rocky Road, and Cookie Dough, and Bing! Cherry Vanilla. You could get 'em with Jimmies, or nuts, or whipped cream! This is the best thing that ever happened to you! You got married, you were, like, what, eight? Welcome back to the world! Grab a spoon! 101
2 dough dEu n.生面团, <美俚> 钱, 金钱 Joey: What are you talking about? 'One woman'? That's like saying there's only one flavor of ice cream for you. Lemme tell you something, Ross. There's lots of flavors out there. There's Rocky Road, and Cookie Dough, and Bing! Cherry Vanilla. You could get 'em with Jimmies, or nuts, or whipped cream! This is the best thing that ever happened to you! You got married, you were, like, what, eight? Welcome back to the world! Grab a spoon! 101
39 cream kri:m n.乳酪, 奶油, (护肤)面霜 Joey: What are you talking about? 'One woman'? That's like saying there's only one flavor of ice cream for you. Lemme tell you something, Ross. There's lots of flavors out there. There's Rocky Road, and Cookie Dough, and Bing! Cherry Vanilla. You could get 'em with Jimmies, or nuts, or whipped cream! This is the best thing that ever happened to you! You got married, you were, like, what, eight? Welcome back to the world! Grab a spoon! 101
4 cherry 5tFeri n.樱桃, 樱桃树, 如樱桃的鲜红色, <俚, 鄙>处女膜, 处女      Cherry  [5tFeri]  彻丽(女子名) Joey: What are you talking about? 'One woman'? That's like saying there's only one flavor of ice cream for you. Lemme tell you something, Ross. There's lots of flavors out there. There's Rocky Road, and Cookie Dough, and Bing! Cherry Vanilla. You could get 'em with Jimmies, or nuts, or whipped cream! This is the best thing that ever happened to you! You got married, you were, like, what, eight? Welcome back to the world! Grab a spoon! 101
171 bing biN 堆 尖锐响亮的声音 Joey: What are you talking about? 'One woman'? That's like saying there's only one flavor of ice cream for you. Lemme tell you something, Ross. There's lots of flavors out there. There's Rocky Road, and Cookie Dough, and Bing! Cherry Vanilla. You could get 'em with Jimmies, or nuts, or whipped cream! This is the best thing that ever happened to you! You got married, you were, like, what, eight? Welcome back to the world! Grab a spoon! 101
22 rule ru:l n.规则, 惯例, 统治, 章程, 破折号, 准则, 标准, 控制vt.规定, 统治, 支配, 裁决vi.统治, 管辖, 裁定n.规则, 水线 Joey: What, like there's a rule or something? 101
79 actor 5AktE n.男演员, 行动者, 参与者 Joey: Yeah, I'm an actor. 101
21 screwed skru:d adj.用螺丝拧紧的, 螺丝状的, 喝醉的 Joey: You got screwed. 101
101 dead ded adj.死的, 无感觉的, 呆板的, 不流动的, (语言、习惯)废弃了的, 熄灭的n.死者adv.完全地, 绝对的, 突然的 Joey: You should both know, that he's a dead man.  Oh, Chandler? (Starts after Chandler.)  101
413 after 5B:ftE adv.prep.conj.在...之后, 在...后面, 模仿, 与...一致, 以...命名, 后来的, 后面的 Joey: You should both know, that he's a dead man.  Oh, Chandler? (Starts after Chandler.)  101
25 library 5laibrEri n.图书馆, 藏书室, 库 Monica:  Rachel!  That was a library card!  101
73 herself hE:5self, hE5self pron.她自己, 她本人亲自 Monica: (entering, to herself) Oh good, Lenny and Squigy are here. 101
703 entering   entering插入, 输入, 记入 Monica: (entering, to herself) Oh good, Lenny and Squigy are here. 101
236 today tE5deI adv.今天, 现今n.今天, 现今 Monica: (explaining to the others) Carol moved her stuff out today.  101
490 stuff stQf n.原料, 材料, 素材资料vt.塞满, 填满, 填充 Monica: (explaining to the others) Carol moved her stuff out today.  101
44 others   others和some对比使用时, 是“有些”的意思而不是做“其他”讲。 Monica: (explaining to the others) Carol moved her stuff out today.  101
65 moved mu:v n.移动, 迁居, 步骤vt.移动, 感动, 鼓动vi.移动, 离开, 运行, 迁移, 搬家      MOVE=Management of Value Engineering 价值工程管理 Monica: (explaining to the others) Carol moved her stuff out today.  101
6 explaining iks5plein v.解释, 说明 Monica: (explaining to the others) Carol moved her stuff out today.  101
366 carol 5kArEl n.欢乐的歌, 颂歌, (尤指)圣诞节颂歌v.歌颂, 欢唱      Carol  [5kArEl]  n. 卡罗尔(女子名) Monica: (explaining to the others) Carol moved her stuff out today.  101
9 horrified `hCrIfaId adj.惊悸的, 带有恐怖感的, 惊骇的 Monica: (horrified) Really? 101
396 pause pC:z n.中止, 暂停, 休止符vi.暂停, 中止, 停顿, 踌躇n.暂停n.DOS命令:暂停批文件处理, 在继续处理之前等待按任一键 Monica: (pause)...Yeah. Yeah, I do. 101
2 survivor sE5vaivE n.生还者, 残存物 Monica: (pointing at Rachel) De-caff. (to All) Okay, everybody, this is Rachel, another Lincoln High survivor. (to Rachel) This is everybody, this is Chandler, and Phoebe, and Joey, and- you remember my brother Ross?  101
344 remember ri5membE vt.回忆起, 铭记, 纪念vi.记得 Monica: (pointing at Rachel) De-caff. (to All) Okay, everybody, this is Rachel, another Lincoln High survivor. (to Rachel) This is everybody, this is Chandler, and Phoebe, and Joey, and- you remember my brother Ross?  101
56 pointing 5pCintiN n.弄尖, 指示 Monica: (pointing at Rachel) De-caff. (to All) Okay, everybody, this is Rachel, another Lincoln High survivor. (to Rachel) This is everybody, this is Chandler, and Phoebe, and Joey, and- you remember my brother Ross?  101
4 lincoln 5liNkEn n.林肯 Monica: (pointing at Rachel) De-caff. (to All) Okay, everybody, this is Rachel, another Lincoln High survivor. (to Rachel) This is everybody, this is Chandler, and Phoebe, and Joey, and- you remember my brother Ross?  101
7 de di: [域] Germany , 德国      DE=Decision Element 判定元件 Monica: (pointing at Rachel) De-caff. (to All) Okay, everybody, this is Rachel, another Lincoln High survivor. (to Rachel) This is everybody, this is Chandler, and Phoebe, and Joey, and- you remember my brother Ross?  101
1 caff kAf n.茶馆, 小餐馆 Monica: (pointing at Rachel) De-caff. (to All) Okay, everybody, this is Rachel, another Lincoln High survivor. (to Rachel) This is everybody, this is Chandler, and Phoebe, and Joey, and- you remember my brother Ross?  101
76 brother 5brQTE n.兄弟 Monica: (pointing at Rachel) De-caff. (to All) Okay, everybody, this is Rachel, another Lincoln High survivor. (to Rachel) This is everybody, this is Chandler, and Phoebe, and Joey, and- you remember my brother Ross?  101
422 another E5nQTE adj.另外的, 又一, 不同的prep.另一个, 另一个人, 同类的东西 Monica: (pointing at Rachel) De-caff. (to All) Okay, everybody, this is Rachel, another Lincoln High survivor. (to Rachel) This is everybody, this is Chandler, and Phoebe, and Joey, and- you remember my brother Ross?  101
9 spitting 5spitiN 分散 Monica: (spitting out her drink in shock) Oh God, oh God, I am sorry... I am so sorry... 101
37 shock FCk n.打击, 震动, 冲突, 休克, 突击, 禾束堆, 乱蓬的头发vt.使震动, 使休克, 使受电击, 震惊得vi.震动, 吓人adj.蓬乱的, 浓密的 Monica: (spitting out her drink in shock) Oh God, oh God, I am sorry... I am so sorry... 101
582 let let vt.假设, 出租, 允许, 排放, 让...进入(或通过), 妨碍vi.出租, (工程等)被承包n.出租屋, 障碍      LET=Linear Energy Transfer 能量线性传递 Monica: (to Ross) Let me get you some coffee. 101
2663 get ^et vt.获得, 变成, 收获, 使得, 挣得, 受到(惩罚,打击等), 染上, 抓住vi.到达, 成为, 变得n.生殖, 幼兽 Monica: (to Ross) Let me get you some coffee. 101
304 coffee 5kCfi n.咖啡, 咖啡树, 咖啡茶, 咖啡豆, 咖啡色 Monica: (to Ross) Let me get you some coffee. 101
86 yelling jel vi.大叫, 忍不住笑, 呼喊vt.叫着说n.叫声, 喊声 Monica: (yelling from the bedroom) Shut up, Joey! 101
106 shut FQt v.关上, 闭上, 关闭 Monica: (yelling from the bedroom) Shut up, Joey! 101
323 bedroom 5bedrum n.卧室 Monica: (yelling from the bedroom) Shut up, Joey! 101
321 ready 5redi adj.有准备的, 准备完毕的, 甘心的, 情愿的, 现成的, 迅速的 Monica: All right, you ready? 101
21321 you ju:, ju pron.你, 你们 Monica: And they weren't looking at you before?! 101
33 weren't wE:nt, wZEnt prep.不是 Monica: And they weren't looking at you before?! 101
458 before bi5fC: adv.在前, 以前prep.在...之前conj.在...之前, 与其...宁可 Monica: And they weren't looking at you before?! 101
14 pays pei n.薪水, 工资v.支付, 交纳, 给予, 有利, 值得, 合算 Monica: And who pays for that?  101
114 sweetie 5swi:ti n.恋人, 爱人, 糖果 Monica: Are you okay, sweetie? 101
209 sit sit v.(使)就座, (使)坐      SIT=Society of Industrial Technology 工业技术协会[英] Monica: Change!  Okay, sit down. (Shows Paul in) Two seconds. 101
104 shows FEu n.表示, 展览, 炫耀, 外观, 假装v.出示, 指示, 引导, 说明, 显示, 展出, 放映 Monica: Change!  Okay, sit down. (Shows Paul in) Two seconds. 101
53 seconds 5sekEnd n.秒, 片刻, 第二者, 第二人, 助手, 次货, 二等品adj.另一个, 又一个num.第二vt.赞成, 支持 Monica: Change!  Okay, sit down. (Shows Paul in) Two seconds. 101
120 change tFeindV n.改变, 变化, 转变, 找回的零钱, 找头, 辅币vt.改变, 变革, 改造, 兑换 Monica: Change!  Okay, sit down. (Shows Paul in) Two seconds. 101
5 florida 5flCridE n.佛罗里达(美国州名) Monica: Hey Frannie, welcome back! How was Florida?  101
3635 up Qp adv.向上, 到(较高的地方,北方), 起来, 起床prep.向上, 在上, 沿adj.向上的, 上行的 Monica: Hi, come in! Paul, this is.. (They are all lined up next to the door.)... everybody, everybody, this is Paul. 101
412 next nekst n.adj.下次的, 其次的, 与...连接, 下一个adv.下一次, 其次 Monica: Hi, come in! Paul, this is.. (They are all lined up next to the door.)... everybody, everybody, this is Paul. 101
4 lined laind 具线纹的 Monica: Hi, come in! Paul, this is.. (They are all lined up next to the door.)... everybody, everybody, this is Paul. 101
100 pay pei n.薪水, 工资v.支付, 交纳, 给予, 有利, 值得, 合算 Monica: How'd you pay for them?  101
76 men men n.man 的复数 Monica: I hate men!  I hate men! 101
587 thought WC:t n.思考, 想法, 思想, 思潮, 关心, 关怀, 挂念vbl.think的过去式和过去分词 Monica: I just thought he was nice, y'know?  101
25 spit spit n.唾液v.吐(唾沫), 吐出, 发射, 发出, 喷吐 Monica: I know being spit on is probably not what you need right now. Um... how long? 101
26 tony 5tEuni adj.高贵的, 时髦的      Tony  [5tEuni]  n. 托尼(男子名) Monica: I know, he's just so, so... Do you remember you and Tony DeMarco? 101
106 butt bQt n.粗大的一端, 靶垛, 笑柄v.以头抵撞, 碰撞 Monica: I said that you had a nice butt, it's just not a great butt. 101
2 selves selvz 自我, 自身 Monica: I think we are getting a little ahead of selves here. Okay. Okay. I am just going to get up, go to work and not think about him all day. Or else I'm just gonna get up and go to work. 101
282 else els adj.别的, 其他的adv.另外, 其他 Monica: I think we are getting a little ahead of selves here. Okay. Okay. I am just going to get up, go to work and not think about him all day. Or else I'm just gonna get up and go to work. 101
49 ahead E5hed adj.adv.在前, 向前, 提前, 在前面 Monica: I think we are getting a little ahead of selves here. Okay. Okay. I am just going to get up, go to work and not think about him all day. Or else I'm just gonna get up and go to work. 101
43 sort sC:t n.种类, 类别v.分类, 拣选 Monica: Is it me? Is it like I have some sort of beacon that only dogs and men with severe emotional problems can hear?  101
1 severe si5viE adj.严厉的, 严格的, 剧烈的, 严重的, 严峻的 Monica: Is it me? Is it like I have some sort of beacon that only dogs and men with severe emotional problems can hear?  101
18 problems 5prCblEm n.问题, 难题 Monica: Is it me? Is it like I have some sort of beacon that only dogs and men with severe emotional problems can hear?  101
18 emotional i5mEuFEnl adj.情绪的, 情感的 Monica: Is it me? Is it like I have some sort of beacon that only dogs and men with severe emotional problems can hear?  101
22 dogs dC^ n.狗, 犬, 类似犬的动物, 卑鄙的人, 小人, 坏蛋vt.跟踪, 尾随      DOG=Data Output Gate 数据输出门 Monica: Is it me? Is it like I have some sort of beacon that only dogs and men with severe emotional problems can hear?  101
1 beacon 5bi:kEn n.烟火, 灯塔v.照亮 Monica: Is it me? Is it like I have some sort of beacon that only dogs and men with severe emotional problems can hear?  101
26 hitting hit n.打击, 打, 碰撞, 讽刺, (演出等)成功vt.打, 打击, 碰撞, 击中, 袭击, 偶然发现, 伤...的感情, 找到vi.打, 打中, 打击, 碰撞, 偶然碰上 Monica: Joey, stop hitting on her! It's her wedding day! 101
443 day dei n.天, 白天, 日子, 白昼, 黎明, 工作日, 节日, 重要日子 Monica: Joey, stop hitting on her! It's her wedding day! 101
294 try trai n.尝试v.试, 试图, 努力, 试验, 磨难, 考验, 审问 Monica: Just breathe, breathe.. that's it. Just try to think of nice calm things... 101
1977 think WiNk v.想, 思索, 认为vt.认为, 以为, 预料 Monica: Just breathe, breathe.. that's it. Just try to think of nice calm things... 101
354 things WiN n.东西, 物, 所有物, 用品, 事, 事情, 事件,事态 Monica: Just breathe, breathe.. that's it. Just try to think of nice calm things... 101
50 calm kB:m adj.(天气、海洋等)静的, 平静的, 镇静的, 沉着的v.(使)平静, (使)镇定, 平息 Monica: Just breathe, breathe.. that's it. Just try to think of nice calm things... 101
26 breathe bri:T v.呼吸, 发出 Monica: Just breathe, breathe.. that's it. Just try to think of nice calm things... 101
66 leg le^ n.腿, 胫, 旅程的一段vi.走, 跑 Monica: -leg? 101
311 tonight tE5naIt adv.今晚, 今夜n.今晚 Monica: Maybe. Joey: Wait. Your 'not a real date' tonight is with Paul the Wine Guy? 101
189 real 5ri:El adj.真的, 真实的, 不动产的 Monica: Maybe. Joey: Wait. Your 'not a real date' tonight is with Paul the Wine Guy? 101
50 mess mes n.混乱, 脏乱v.弄乱 Monica: My brother's going through that right now, he's such a mess. How did you get through it? 101
13 pipe paip n.管, 导管, 烟斗, 管乐器, 笛声vt.以管输送, 吹哨子vi.吹笛, 尖叫 Monica: Now I'm guessing that he bought her the big pipe organ, and she's really not happy about it.  101
1 organ 5C:^En n.[机]元件, 机构, 机关, 机关报[乐]风琴, 管风琴, 嗓音[生物]器官 Monica: Now I'm guessing that he bought her the big pipe organ, and she's really not happy about it.  101
15 guessing ^es vt.猜测, 推测, 猜中, 猜对, 想, 认为vi.猜, 推测n.猜测, 推测 Monica: Now I'm guessing that he bought her the big pipe organ, and she's really not happy about it.  101
69 bought bC:t vbl.buy的过去式和过去分词adj.买来的 Monica: Now I'm guessing that he bought her the big pipe organ, and she's really not happy about it.  101
5 buzz bQz n.嗡嗡声v.作嗡嗡声, 嗡嗡作响, 逼近 Monica: Oh God, is it 6:30?  Buzz him in! 101
594 woman 5wumEn n.女人, 妇女, 女仆adj.女人的, 女性的, 妇女的vt.为...配备妇女, 使成女人腔 Monica: Oh really, so that hysterical phone call I got from a woman at sobbing 3:00 A.M., "I'll never have grandchildren, I'll never have grandchildren." was what?  A wrong number? 101
3 sobbing `sCbIN <主方>Ⅰ adj.湿透的 Monica: Oh really, so that hysterical phone call I got from a woman at sobbing 3:00 A.M., "I'll never have grandchildren, I'll never have grandchildren." was what?  A wrong number? 101
155 number 5nQmbE n.数, 数字, 数量, 号码, 算术, 诗, 韵律v.遍号码, 共计..., 计入, 计算, 算入 Monica: Oh really, so that hysterical phone call I got from a woman at sobbing 3:00 A.M., "I'll never have grandchildren, I'll never have grandchildren." was what?  A wrong number? 101
24 m em 米 (meter)      M     n.字母M Monica: Oh really, so that hysterical phone call I got from a woman at sobbing 3:00 A.M., "I'll never have grandchildren, I'll never have grandchildren." was what?  A wrong number? 101
1 hysterical his5terikEl a歇斯底里的, 异常兴奋的 Monica: Oh really, so that hysterical phone call I got from a woman at sobbing 3:00 A.M., "I'll never have grandchildren, I'll never have grandchildren." was what?  A wrong number? 101
4 grandchildren   grandchildrenn.孙子 Monica: Oh really, so that hysterical phone call I got from a woman at sobbing 3:00 A.M., "I'll never have grandchildren, I'll never have grandchildren." was what?  A wrong number? 101
1670 got ^Ct vbl.get 的过去式      GOT=Ground Observer Team 地面观测队 Monica: Oh really, so that hysterical phone call I got from a woman at sobbing 3:00 A.M., "I'll never have grandchildren, I'll never have grandchildren." was what?  A wrong number? 101
1699 from frCm, frEm, frm prep.从, 今后, 来自, 由于 Monica: Oh really, so that hysterical phone call I got from a woman at sobbing 3:00 A.M., "I'll never have grandchildren, I'll never have grandchildren." was what?  A wrong number? 101
500 call kC:l n.喊声, 叫声, 命令, 号召, 访问, 叫牌, 通话, 必要v.呼叫, 召集, 称呼, 认为, 命名, 打电话 Monica: Oh really, so that hysterical phone call I got from a woman at sobbing 3:00 A.M., "I'll never have grandchildren, I'll never have grandchildren." was what?  A wrong number? 101
81 unless En5les, Qn5les conj.如果不, 除非 Monica: Oh wait, wait, unless you happened to catch the Reruns' production of Pinocchio, at the little theater in the park. 101
10 theater 5WIEtE(r) n.剧场, 戏院, 电影院, 阶梯教室, 手术教室, 手术室, 全体观众, 戏剧 Monica: Oh wait, wait, unless you happened to catch the Reruns' production of Pinocchio, at the little theater in the park. 101
4 production prE5dQkFEn n.生产, 产品, 作品, (研究)成果 Monica: Oh wait, wait, unless you happened to catch the Reruns' production of Pinocchio, at the little theater in the park. 101
1 pinocchio   Pinocchion.童话中的主角 Monica: Oh wait, wait, unless you happened to catch the Reruns' production of Pinocchio, at the little theater in the park. 101
62 park pB:k n.公园, 停车场, 炮场vt.停放(汽车等) Monica: Oh wait, wait, unless you happened to catch the Reruns' production of Pinocchio, at the little theater in the park. 101
739 two tu: num.二, 两个      TWO=Travelling-Wave Oscillator 行波振荡器 Monica: Okay, everybody relax. This is not even a date. It's just two people going out to dinner and- not having sex. 101
262 sex seks n.性别, 男性或女性, 性欲, <口>性交, <俚>生殖器, 阴茎vt.区别...的性别, 引起...的性欲 Monica: Okay, everybody relax. This is not even a date. It's just two people going out to dinner and- not having sex. 101
83 relax ri5lAks vi.放松, 休息, 休养, 变从容vt.使松驰, 缓和, 使松懈, 使休息 Monica: Okay, everybody relax. This is not even a date. It's just two people going out to dinner and- not having sex. 101
599 people 5pi:pl n.人, 人们, 民族, 人类, 公民vt.使住(满)人 Monica: Okay, everybody relax. This is not even a date. It's just two people going out to dinner and- not having sex. 101
4232 okay EJ5keI n.认可, 赞同adj.好的 Monica: Okay, everybody relax. This is not even a date. It's just two people going out to dinner and- not having sex. 101
3877 not nCt adv.不      NOT  [nCt]  [计]“非”(计算机中逻辑运算的一种) Monica: Okay, everybody relax. This is not even a date. It's just two people going out to dinner and- not having sex. 101
1853 it's its it is的缩写, it has的缩写 Monica: Okay, everybody relax. This is not even a date. It's just two people going out to dinner and- not having sex. 101
8237 is iz;z;s prep.是[域] Iceland , 冰岛abbr.[军] Internal Security, 治安      IS=Indian Standard 印度标准 Monica: Okay, everybody relax. This is not even a date. It's just two people going out to dinner and- not having sex. 101
397 having 5hAviN n.所有, 持有 Monica: Okay, everybody relax. This is not even a date. It's just two people going out to dinner and- not having sex. 101
214 everybody 5evribCdi, 5evribEdi int.每个人, 人人 Monica: Okay, everybody relax. This is not even a date. It's just two people going out to dinner and- not having sex. 101
568 even 5i:vEn adj.平的, 平滑的, 偶数的, 一致的, 平静的, 恰好的, 平均的, 连贯的adv.[加强语气]甚至(...也), 连...都, 即使, 恰好, 正当vt.使平坦, 使相等vi.变平, 相等n.偶数, 偶校验 Monica: Okay, everybody relax. This is not even a date. It's just two people going out to dinner and- not having sex. 101
230 dinner 5dinE n.正餐, 宴会 Monica: Okay, everybody relax. This is not even a date. It's just two people going out to dinner and- not having sex. 101
365 date deit n.日期, 日子, (历史上某一)年代, 时期, 约会, 枣椰子vt.约会, 定日期vi.注明...的日期, 过时[计] 显示或设置系统日期 Monica: Okay, everybody relax. This is not even a date. It's just two people going out to dinner and- not having sex. 101
282 whole hEul n.全部, 全体, 整体, 完全之体系adj.所有的, 完整的, 完全的, 纯粹的, 未损伤的, 未打破的adv.完全, 整个 Monica: Okay, look, this is probably for the best, y'know? Independence. Taking control of your life.  The whole, 'hat' thing. 101
905 thing WiN n.东西, 物, 所有物, 用品, 事, 事情, 事件,事态 Monica: Okay, look, this is probably for the best, y'know? Independence. Taking control of your life.  The whole, 'hat' thing. 101
195 taking 5teikiN n.(用复数)营业收入, 取得, 捕获adj.吸引人的, 迷人的, 可爱的, 会传染的 Monica: Okay, look, this is probably for the best, y'know? Independence. Taking control of your life.  The whole, 'hat' thing. 101
216 probably 5prRbEb(E)lI adv.大概, 或许 Monica: Okay, look, this is probably for the best, y'know? Independence. Taking control of your life.  The whole, 'hat' thing. 101
3 independence 7indi5pendEns n.独立, 自主 Monica: Okay, look, this is probably for the best, y'know? Independence. Taking control of your life.  The whole, 'hat' thing. 101
55 control kEn5trol n.控制, 支配, 管理, 调节, 抑制, 控制器, 调节装置vt.控制, 支配, 管理(物价等), 操纵, 抑制 Monica: Okay, look, this is probably for the best, y'know? Independence. Taking control of your life.  The whole, 'hat' thing. 101
319 best best adj.最好的adv.最好地, 最, 极n.最佳状态或作品, 最好的东西      BEST=Business EDP System Technique 商用电子数据处理系统技术 Monica: Okay, look, this is probably for the best, y'know? Independence. Taking control of your life.  The whole, 'hat' thing. 101
566 ah B: int.啊, 哈abbr.[军] Attack Helicopter, 攻击直升机      AHabbr. 希吉拉纪元,伊斯兰教纪元 Monica: Okay, umm-umm, I'll just--I'll be right back, I just gotta go ah, go ah... 101
18 cancel 5kAnsEl vt.取消, 删去 Monica: Rach, wait, I can cancel... 101
471 ya   YAyoung adult 年轻人 Monica: See ya.... Waitwait, what's with you?  101
54 smiling 5smailiN adj.微笑的, 晴朗美好的 Monica: So how you doing today? Did you sleep okay? Talk to Barry? I can't stop smiling. 101
164 sleep sli:p vi.睡, 睡觉n.睡眠 Monica: So how you doing today? Did you sleep okay? Talk to Barry? I can't stop smiling. 101
3861 we wi:; wi pron.我们      WE=Water Equivalent水当量      We=Weber number 韦伯数 Monica: So you wanna tell us now, or are we waiting for four wet bridesmaids? 101
182 waiting 5weitiN n.等待, 服侍adj.等待的, 服侍的 Monica: So you wanna tell us now, or are we waiting for four wet bridesmaids? 101
670 us Qs; Es pron.<用作宾语>我们[域] United States , 美国      USabbr. 美国 (United States) Monica: So you wanna tell us now, or are we waiting for four wet bridesmaids? 101
849 or C:,E conj.或, 或者, 还是abbr.[军] Operational Requirement, 作战需求abbr.[军] Operations Research, 运筹学研究      OR=Operating Room 手术室 Monica: So you wanna tell us now, or are we waiting for four wet bridesmaids? 101
152 four fC: num.四, 四个, 第四(卷,章,叶等) Monica: So you wanna tell us now, or are we waiting for four wet bridesmaids? 101
3903 for fC:; fE prep.(表示目的)为了, 因为, 至于, 对于, 适合于conj.因为      FOR=Free on Rail铁路[火车上]交货(价格) Monica: So you wanna tell us now, or are we waiting for four wet bridesmaids? 101
4 bridesmaids 5braidzmeid n.女傧相 Monica: So you wanna tell us now, or are we waiting for four wet bridesmaids? 101
16 goodnight   goodnightint. 晚安,再见 Monica: That's Paul's watch. You just put it back where you found it. Oh boy. Alright. Goodnight, everybody.  101
503 talking 5tC:kiN adj.说话的, 表情丰富的n.谈论 Monica: That's right. [Scene: Monica's Apartment, Rachel is talking on the phone and pacing.] 101
13 pacing pAk 一种高统鹿皮靴 油皮鞋      PAC  [pAk]  abbr.Political Action Committee (of the Congress of Industrial Organizations)(美国)(产联的)政治行动委员会 Monica: That's right. [Scene: Monica's Apartment, Rachel is talking on the phone and pacing.] 101
587 work wE:k n.工作, 劳动, 操作, 职业, [物]功, 手工, 作品, 机件v.(使)工作, (使)运转, 起作用, 造成, 产生, 经营, (使)渐渐移动, 煅制 Monica: There's nothing to tell! He's just some guy I work with! 101
4541 with wiT prep.有, 以, 用, 同...,由于, 和...一致, 赞成, 关于, 就 Monica: There's nothing to tell! He's just some guy I work with! 101
17124 to tu:; tE, tu prep.向, 往, 给...,于...,直到...为止, 在...之前, 比, 对, [表示程度、范围] 到, 达[域] Tonga , 汤加      TO=Technical Observer 技术观察员 Monica: There's nothing to tell! He's just some guy I work with! 101
327 there's TZEz; TEz (=there is=there has)那儿有 Monica: There's nothing to tell! He's just some guy I work with! 101
1110 tell tel vt.告诉, 说, 吩咐, 断定, 知道vi.讲述, 泄密, 告发, 表明, 作证n.<方>讲的事, 传闻 Monica: There's nothing to tell! He's just some guy I work with! 101
1142 some sQm, sEm, sm adj.一些, 少许, 若干, 有些, 大约, 相当的pron.一些, 若干, 有些, 某些 Monica: There's nothing to tell! He's just some guy I work with! 101
401 nothing 5nQWiN n.无, 不关紧要之事, [数]零adv.毫不, 决不int.什么也没有, 无 Monica: There's nothing to tell! He's just some guy I work with! 101
5035 just dVQst adj.正义的, 公正的, 正确的, 应得的, 有充分根据的adv.正好, 仅仅, 刚才, 只是, 不过 Monica: There's nothing to tell! He's just some guy I work with! 101
22209 i ai of incidence入射角阿adj.不真的, 伪造的, 假的n.英文字母      I     pron.我n.字母I, [化]碘元素, 罗马数字1 Monica: There's nothing to tell! He's just some guy I work with! 101
1096 guy ^ai n.家伙, 人      Guy  [5^ai]  n. 盖伊(男子名) Monica: There's nothing to tell! He's just some guy I work with! 101
43 sucks sQk v.吸, 吮, 吸取 Monica: Welcome to the real world! It sucks. You're gonna love it!  101
246 later 5leitE adj.更迟的,更后的adv.稍后,随后 Monica: We'll talk later. 101
29 staying 5steiiN 撑(法) Monica: Well, I guess we've established who's staying here with Monica... 101
386 guess ^es vt.猜测, 推测, 猜中, 猜对, 想, 认为vi.猜, 推测n.猜测, 推测 Monica: Well, I guess we've established who's staying here with Monica... 101
3 established is5tAbliFt adj.已制定的, 确定的 Monica: Well, I guess we've established who's staying here with Monica... 101
62 feelings 5fi:liN n.触觉, 知觉, 感觉, 情绪, 同情adj.富于感情的, 富于同情心的, 衷心的, 有同情心的, 有感觉的, 仁慈的 Monica: Well, it's like that. With feelings. 101
13 crash krAF n.碰撞, 坠落, 坠毁, 撞击声, 爆裂声v.碰撞, 坠落, 坠毁, (指商业公司, 政府等)破产, 垮台 Monica: Well, that's it (To Ross) You gonna crash on the couch?  101
9 spell spel n.符咒, 魅力, 一段时间, 轮班vt.拼写, 拼成, 意味着, 轮值, 招致, 迷住vi.轮替, 拼字 Monica: What?..... What, you wanna spell it out with noodles? 101
104 wasn't 5wCznt prep.不是 Monica: Who wasn't invited to the wedding. 101
48 invited   invitedv.邀请,招致,引起vbl.邀请,招致,引起 Monica: Who wasn't invited to the wedding. 101
102 anybody 5eni7bCdi pron.任何人, 重要人物 Monica: Why?! Why? Why, why would anybody do something like that?  101
5 smashed smAFt adj.喝醉酒的 Monica: Wow! I'm-I'm-I'm glad you smashed her watch!  101
100 glad ^lAd adj.高兴的, 乐意的, 感到高兴的 Monica: Wow! I'm-I'm-I'm glad you smashed her watch!  101
1108 yes jes adv.n.是 Monica: Yes! 101
624 wow wau n.叫声,<美俚>哄动一时的人物vi.发出叫声vt.使叫绝 Monica: You actually broke her watch?  Wow!  The worst thing I ever did was, I-I shredded by boyfriend's favorite bath towel. 101
48 worst wE:st adj.最坏的, 最差的adv.最坏, 最差 Monica: You actually broke her watch?  Wow!  The worst thing I ever did was, I-I shredded by boyfriend's favorite bath towel. 101
34 towel 5tauEl, taul n.手巾, 毛巾v.用毛巾擦 Monica: You actually broke her watch?  Wow!  The worst thing I ever did was, I-I shredded by boyfriend's favorite bath towel. 101
1 shredded 5Fred n.碎片, 破布, 少量剩余, 最少量v.撕碎, 切碎 Monica: You actually broke her watch?  Wow!  The worst thing I ever did was, I-I shredded by boyfriend's favorite bath towel. 101
451 ever 5evE adv.曾经, 永远, 不断地, 在任何时候, 究竟 Monica: You actually broke her watch?  Wow!  The worst thing I ever did was, I-I shredded by boyfriend's favorite bath towel. 101
108 broke brEuk adj.一文不名的vbl.break的过去式 Monica: You actually broke her watch?  Wow!  The worst thing I ever did was, I-I shredded by boyfriend's favorite bath towel. 101
35 bath bB:W n.沐浴, 浴室 Monica: You actually broke her watch?  Wow!  The worst thing I ever did was, I-I shredded by boyfriend's favorite bath towel. 101
777 way wei n.路, 路线, 路途, 习惯, 行业, 规模, 道路, 情形adj.中途, 途中的adv.远远地, 大大地, 非常 Paul: (laughing) That's one way! Me, I- I went for the watch. 101
247 watch wCtF n.注视, 注意, 手表, 看守, 守护, 监视, 值班人vt.看, 注视, 照顾, 监视, 警戒, 守护, 看守vi.观看, 注视, 守侯adj.手表的, 挂表的 Paul: (laughing) That's one way! Me, I- I went for the watch. 101
175 laughing 5lB:fiN adj.带笑的, 可笑的n.笑 Paul: (laughing) That's one way! Me, I- I went for the watch. 101
2408 uh   UHabbr.upper half 上半部分 Paul: (over the intercom) It's, uh, it's Paul. 101
222 paul pC:l n.保罗 Paul: (over the intercom) It's, uh, it's Paul. 101
1385 over 5EuvE adv.结束, 越过, 从头到尾prep.在...之上, 越过adj.上面的vt.额外的东西, 越过n.额外的东西      OVER=Optimum Vehicle for Effective Reconnaissance 有效侦察的最佳飞行器 Paul: (over the intercom) It's, uh, it's Paul. 101
31 intercom 5intEkCm n.连络用对讲电话装置, 内部通信联络系统      INTERCOM=Intercommunication System 内部通信系统 Paul: (over the intercom) It's, uh, it's Paul. 101
36 walked wC:k vi.步, 行, 走n.步行, 散步, 步, 行道 Paul: Ever since she walked out on me, I, uh... 101
201 since sins adv.以后, 后来, 以前prep.自从, 自...以来conj.自...以后, 自...以来, 因为, 既然 Paul: Ever since she walked out on me, I, uh... 101
100 week wi:k n.星期, 周 Paul: I know, I know, I'm such an idiot. I guess I should have caught on when she started going to the dentist four and five times a week. I mean, how clean can teeth get? 101
123 times   timesn.时期, 次 Paul: I know, I know, I'm such an idiot. I guess I should have caught on when she started going to the dentist four and five times a week. I mean, how clean can teeth get? 101
32 teeth ti:W n.牙齿 Paul: I know, I know, I'm such an idiot. I guess I should have caught on when she started going to the dentist four and five times a week. I mean, how clean can teeth get? 101
181 such sQtF, sEtF adj.这样的, 这种, 某一pron.这样的人(们)或物 Paul: I know, I know, I'm such an idiot. I guess I should have caught on when she started going to the dentist four and five times a week. I mean, how clean can teeth get? 101
55 idiot 5idiEt n.白痴, 愚人, 傻瓜      IDIOT=Instrumentation Digital On-line Transcriber 联机数字转录装置 Paul: I know, I know, I'm such an idiot. I guess I should have caught on when she started going to the dentist four and five times a week. I mean, how clean can teeth get? 101
182 five faiv num.五, 五个(人或物)n.五个一组, <口>五厘息金的证券 Paul: I know, I know, I'm such an idiot. I guess I should have caught on when she started going to the dentist four and five times a week. I mean, how clean can teeth get? 101
12 dentist 5dentist n.牙科医生 Paul: I know, I know, I'm such an idiot. I guess I should have caught on when she started going to the dentist four and five times a week. I mean, how clean can teeth get? 101
58 clean kli:n adj.清洁的, 干净的, 清白的v.打扫, 使干净, 清扫 Paul: I know, I know, I'm such an idiot. I guess I should have caught on when she started going to the dentist four and five times a week. I mean, how clean can teeth get? 101
42 caught kC:t vbl.catch的过去式和过去分词 Paul: I know, I know, I'm such an idiot. I guess I should have caught on when she started going to the dentist four and five times a week. I mean, how clean can teeth get? 101
4 witness 5witnis n.[律]证人, 目击者, 证据, 证明, 证词vt.目击, 为...作证, 证明, 表明vi.作证, 成为证据 Paul: No, I'm telling you last night was like umm, all my birthdays, both graduations, plus the barn raising scene in Witness. 101
221 telling 5teliN adj.有效的, 明显的, 生动的 Paul: No, I'm telling you last night was like umm, all my birthdays, both graduations, plus the barn raising scene in Witness. 101
6 raising 5reiziN n.举,提高, 高岗, 高地, 浮雕装饰 Paul: No, I'm telling you last night was like umm, all my birthdays, both graduations, plus the barn raising scene in Witness. 101
54 plus plQs prep.加上adj.正的, 加的 Paul: No, I'm telling you last night was like umm, all my birthdays, both graduations, plus the barn raising scene in Witness. 101
1 graduations 7^rAdju5eiFEn n.毕业, 毕业典礼, 刻度, 分等级 Paul: No, I'm telling you last night was like umm, all my birthdays, both graduations, plus the barn raising scene in Witness. 101
494 both bEJW adj.两者, 双方的pron.双方, 两者 Paul: No, I'm telling you last night was like umm, all my birthdays, both graduations, plus the barn raising scene in Witness. 101
6 birthdays 5b\:WdeI n.生日 Paul: No, I'm telling you last night was like umm, all my birthdays, both graduations, plus the barn raising scene in Witness. 101
25 barn bB:n n.[农]谷仓, 畜棚, 畜舍, 机器房 Paul: No, I'm telling you last night was like umm, all my birthdays, both graduations, plus the barn raising scene in Witness. 101
1 revelation 7revi5leiFEn n.显示, 揭露, 被揭露的事, 新发现, 启示, 揭示 Paul: No, it's, it's more of a fifth date kinda revelation. 101
21 fifth fifW adj.第五的 Paul: No, it's, it's more of a fifth date kinda revelation. 101
4 steer stiE v.驾驶, 掌舵 Paul: Ooh, steer clear of you. 101
55 clear kliE adj.清楚的, 清晰的, 清澈的, 光亮的, 空旷的, 有条理的adv.清楚地, 完全地v.扫除, 清除, 晴, 跳过, 净得      CLEAR=Closed Loop Evaluation and Reporting 闭回路鉴定与报告 Paul: Ooh, steer clear of you. 101
609 um (表示迟疑)嗯      UM=University Microfilms, Inc. 大学缩微胶卷出版公司 Paul: Well, ever-ev-... ever since she left me, um, I haven't been able to, uh, perform. (Monica takes a sip of her drink.) ...Sexually.  101
346 takes teik v.拿, 拿走, 取, 抓, 占领, 获得, 接受, 感受n.捕获量 Paul: Well, ever-ev-... ever since she left me, um, I haven't been able to, uh, perform. (Monica takes a sip of her drink.) ...Sexually.  101
13 sip sip v.吸吮      SIP=solvent-in-pulp溶剂矿浆萃取 Paul: Well, ever-ev-... ever since she left me, um, I haven't been able to, uh, perform. (Monica takes a sip of her drink.) ...Sexually.  101
7 sexually   sexuallyadv.性别地, 两性之间地 Paul: Well, ever-ev-... ever since she left me, um, I haven't been able to, uh, perform. (Monica takes a sip of her drink.) ...Sexually.  101
13 perform pE5fC:m vt.履行, 执行, 表演, 演出v.完成任务 Paul: Well, ever-ev-... ever since she left me, um, I haven't been able to, uh, perform. (Monica takes a sip of her drink.) ...Sexually.  101
1 ev El Salvador , 萨尔瓦多      EV=English Version (of the Bible) (《圣经》的)英译本      eVabbr. 电子伏特 (electron-volt) Paul: Well, ever-ev-... ever since she left me, um, I haven't been able to, uh, perform. (Monica takes a sip of her drink.) ...Sexually.  101
80 able 5eibl adj.能...的, 有才能的, 能干的, 能够的 Paul: Well, ever-ev-... ever since she left me, um, I haven't been able to, uh, perform. (Monica takes a sip of her drink.) ...Sexually.  101
3 valuable 5vAljuEbl adj.贵重的, 有价值的, 颇有价值的 Paul: Well, you might try accidentally breaking something valuable of hers, say her- 101
18 hers hE:z pron.她的 Paul: Well, you might try accidentally breaking something valuable of hers, say her- 101
54 breaking 5breikiN n.破坏, 阻断 Paul: Well, you might try accidentally breaking something valuable of hers, say her- 101
23 accidentally   accidentallyadv.偶然地, 意外地 Paul: Well, you might try accidentally breaking something valuable of hers, say her- 101
366 kiss kis n.吻, (风, 浪等)拂vt.吻, 轻拂vi.接吻 Paul: Yeah. (They kiss) Thank you. (Exits) 101
786 will wil, wEl, El, l n.意志, 决心, 意向, 遗嘱v.aux.将, 愿意, 必须 Phoebe:  If I let go of my hair, my head will fall off.  101
1012 off C:f, Cf adj.远的, 空闲的, 不工作的adv.离开, 在远方, 离去, 分离, 中断, 完成prep.从...离开, 脱离      Offabbr. 1.办公室,办事处 (Officer) 2.军官,官员(Officer) Phoebe:  If I let go of my hair, my head will fall off.  101
1989 if if conj.(表条件)如果, (表假设)要是, 是否, 即使n.条件, 设想      IF=Information Collector 信息收集器 Phoebe:  If I let go of my hair, my head will fall off.  101
73 fall fC:l n.秋天, 落下, 瀑布, 降低, 落差, 采伐量, 堕落, 下降vi.倒下, 落下, 来临, 失守, 变成, 垮台, 下跌, 阵亡vt.<美><英方>击倒, 砍倒(树木)adj.秋天的 Phoebe:  If I let go of my hair, my head will fall off.  101
550 walks wC:k vi.步, 行, 走n.步行, 散步, 步, 行道 Phoebe: (grins and walks to the kitchen and says to Chandler and Joey.) I helped! 101
240 kitchen 5kitFin n.厨房, 炊具, 炊事人员 Phoebe: (grins and walks to the kitchen and says to Chandler and Joey.) I helped! 101
14 helped help n.帮忙, 补救办法, 助手, 治疗, <美>佣工vt.帮助, 助长, 接济, 治疗, 款待vi.有用, 救命, 招待[计] 显示命令格式的简短概述      HELP=Helicopter Electronic Landing Path 直升飞机电子着陆系统 Phoebe: (grins and walks to the kitchen and says to Chandler and Joey.) I helped! 101
4 grins ^rin n.露齿笑, 裂口笑v.露齿而笑 Phoebe: (grins and walks to the kitchen and says to Chandler and Joey.) I helped! 101
2 wondrous 5wQndrEs adj.令人惊奇的, 非常的 Phoebe: (singing) Love is sweet as summer showers, love is a wondrous work of art, but your love oh your love, your love...is like a giant pigeon...crapping on my heart.  La-la-la-la-la- (some guy gives her some change and to that guy) Thank you. (sings) La-la-la-la...ohhh! 101
17 summer 5sQmE n.夏季vi.避暑, 过夏天adj.夏季的, 在夏季的 Phoebe: (singing) Love is sweet as summer showers, love is a wondrous work of art, but your love oh your love, your love...is like a giant pigeon...crapping on my heart.  La-la-la-la-la- (some guy gives her some change and to that guy) Thank you. (sings) La-la-la-la...ohhh! 101
3 showers 5FauE n.阵雨, 淋浴, (一)阵, (一)大批vt.大量地给与 Phoebe: (singing) Love is sweet as summer showers, love is a wondrous work of art, but your love oh your love, your love...is like a giant pigeon...crapping on my heart.  La-la-la-la-la- (some guy gives her some change and to that guy) Thank you. (sings) La-la-la-la...ohhh! 101
8 pigeon 5pidVin n.鸽子 Phoebe: (singing) Love is sweet as summer showers, love is a wondrous work of art, but your love oh your love, your love...is like a giant pigeon...crapping on my heart.  La-la-la-la-la- (some guy gives her some change and to that guy) Thank you. (sings) La-la-la-la...ohhh! 101
70 heart hB:t n.心, 心脏, 中心, 心地, 心情, 精神, 宝贝儿, 感情vt.把...放在中心 Phoebe: (singing) Love is sweet as summer showers, love is a wondrous work of art, but your love oh your love, your love...is like a giant pigeon...crapping on my heart.  La-la-la-la-la- (some guy gives her some change and to that guy) Thank you. (sings) La-la-la-la...ohhh! 101
189 gives ^iv n.弹性, 可弯性vt.给, 授予, 供给, 献出, 让步, 引起, 发表, 捐助vi.捐赠, 让步 Phoebe: (singing) Love is sweet as summer showers, love is a wondrous work of art, but your love oh your love, your love...is like a giant pigeon...crapping on my heart.  La-la-la-la-la- (some guy gives her some change and to that guy) Thank you. (sings) La-la-la-la...ohhh! 101
32 giant 5dVaiEnt n.巨人, 大力士, 巨大的动物或植物, 伟人, 天才adj.庞大的, 巨大的 Phoebe: (singing) Love is sweet as summer showers, love is a wondrous work of art, but your love oh your love, your love...is like a giant pigeon...crapping on my heart.  La-la-la-la-la- (some guy gives her some change and to that guy) Thank you. (sings) La-la-la-la...ohhh! 101
1 crapping krAp n.废物, 赌输的一注, 废话vi.掷骰子 Phoebe: (singing) Love is sweet as summer showers, love is a wondrous work of art, but your love oh your love, your love...is like a giant pigeon...crapping on my heart.  La-la-la-la-la- (some guy gives her some change and to that guy) Thank you. (sings) La-la-la-la...ohhh! 101
20 art B:t n.艺术, 艺术品, 技术, 巧妙, 美术      ART=Automatic Range Tracking 自动距离跟踪 Phoebe: (singing) Love is sweet as summer showers, love is a wondrous work of art, but your love oh your love, your love...is like a giant pigeon...crapping on my heart.  La-la-la-la-la- (some guy gives her some change and to that guy) Thank you. (sings) La-la-la-la...ohhh! 101
185 turn tE:n n.转动, 旋转, 转变方向, 轮流, 时机, (一)回, 倾向, 癖性v.(使)转动, 翻转, 扭转, (使)变质, 超过(年龄,数量等), 车(成) Phoebe: (sings) Raindrops on roses and rabbits and kittens, (Rachel and Monica turn to look at her.) bluebells and sleighbells and- something with mittens... La la la la...something and noodles with string.  These are a few... 101
430 these Ti:z adj.pron.这些 Phoebe: (sings) Raindrops on roses and rabbits and kittens, (Rachel and Monica turn to look at her.) bluebells and sleighbells and- something with mittens... La la la la...something and noodles with string.  These are a few... 101
9 string striN n.线, 细绳, 一串, 一行v.排成一列 Phoebe: (sings) Raindrops on roses and rabbits and kittens, (Rachel and Monica turn to look at her.) bluebells and sleighbells and- something with mittens... La la la la...something and noodles with string.  These are a few... 101
14 sings siN v.唱, 演唱 Phoebe: (sings) Raindrops on roses and rabbits and kittens, (Rachel and Monica turn to look at her.) bluebells and sleighbells and- something with mittens... La la la la...something and noodles with string.  These are a few... 101
8 roses   ROS=Read-Only-Storage 只读存储器 Phoebe: (sings) Raindrops on roses and rabbits and kittens, (Rachel and Monica turn to look at her.) bluebells and sleighbells and- something with mittens... La la la la...something and noodles with string.  These are a few... 101
1 raindrops 5reIndrRp n.雨滴, 雨点 Phoebe: (sings) Raindrops on roses and rabbits and kittens, (Rachel and Monica turn to look at her.) bluebells and sleighbells and- something with mittens... La la la la...something and noodles with string.  These are a few... 101
4 rabbits 5rAbit n.兔, 野兔 Phoebe: (sings) Raindrops on roses and rabbits and kittens, (Rachel and Monica turn to look at her.) bluebells and sleighbells and- something with mittens... La la la la...something and noodles with string.  These are a few... 101
5 noodles 5nu:dl n.面条(常用复数), 笨蛋, 傻瓜 Phoebe: (sings) Raindrops on roses and rabbits and kittens, (Rachel and Monica turn to look at her.) bluebells and sleighbells and- something with mittens... La la la la...something and noodles with string.  These are a few... 101
4 mittens 5mitn n.棒球手套, 拳击手套 Phoebe: (sings) Raindrops on roses and rabbits and kittens, (Rachel and Monica turn to look at her.) bluebells and sleighbells and- something with mittens... La la la la...something and noodles with string.  These are a few... 101
136 la lC:, lB: [域] Lao People's Republic , 老挝人民共和国      LA=Latin America 拉丁美洲      La[化]元素镧(Lanthanun)的符号 Phoebe: (sings) Raindrops on roses and rabbits and kittens, (Rachel and Monica turn to look at her.) bluebells and sleighbells and- something with mittens... La la la la...something and noodles with string.  These are a few... 101
3 kittens 5kitn n.小猫, 小动物 Phoebe: (sings) Raindrops on roses and rabbits and kittens, (Rachel and Monica turn to look at her.) bluebells and sleighbells and- something with mittens... La la la la...something and noodles with string.  These are a few... 101
76 few fju: adj.很少的, 不多的, 少数的n.[表示否定]很少数, 几乎没有 Phoebe: (sings) Raindrops on roses and rabbits and kittens, (Rachel and Monica turn to look at her.) bluebells and sleighbells and- something with mittens... La la la la...something and noodles with string.  These are a few... 101
1 bluebells 5blu:bel n.野风信子 Phoebe: (sings) Raindrops on roses and rabbits and kittens, (Rachel and Monica turn to look at her.) bluebells and sleighbells and- something with mittens... La la la la...something and noodles with string.  These are a few... 101
1097 them Wem pron.[they 的宾格] 他们, 她们, 它们 Phoebe: All right, c'mere, gimme your feet. (She starts massaging them.)  101
7 massaging 5mAsB:V n.按摩v.按摩 Phoebe: All right, c'mere, gimme your feet. (She starts massaging them.)  101
30 gimme 5^imi <口>=give me(或give it to me) Phoebe: All right, c'mere, gimme your feet. (She starts massaging them.)  101
73 feet fi:t n.脚,(foot的复数), 英尺, 韵脚 Phoebe: All right, c'mere, gimme your feet. (She starts massaging them.)  101
1 murky 5mE:ki adj.黑暗的 Phoebe: Fine!  Be murky! 101
554 fine fain adj.美好的, 优良的, 杰出的, 精美的, 杰出的, 细, 纤细, 纯粹n.罚款, 罚金, 晴天, 精细vt.罚款, 精炼, 澄清vi.变清, 变细adv.<口>很好, 妙, [常用于构成复合词]细微地, 精巧地 Phoebe: Fine!  Be murky! 101
167 own Eun adj.自己的, 特有的, (不用所有格)嫡亲的, 同胞的vt.拥有, 自认, 承认vi.承认 Phoebe: Give her a break, it's hard being on your own for the first time.  101
261 hard hB:d adj.硬的, 坚固的, (问题, 工作等)困难的, 艰苦的, 猛烈的, 确实的adv.努力地, 辛苦地, 坚硬地, 牢固地, 接近地, 猛烈地 Phoebe: Give her a break, it's hard being on your own for the first time.  101
607 first fE:st adv.首先, 最初, 第一(列举条目等用), 优先adj.第一的num.第一(个)n.开始, 第一, (比赛)冠军 Phoebe: Give her a break, it's hard being on your own for the first time.  101
420 break breik n.休息, 暂停, 破裂, 突变v.打破, 违犯, 折断, 削弱, 超过, 突变 Phoebe: Give her a break, it's hard being on your own for the first time.  101
6271 what (h)wCt pron.什么int.怎么, 多么adj.什么adv.到什么程度, 在哪一方面n.本质, 实质, 要素 Phoebe: Just, 'cause, I don't want her to go through what I went through with Carl- oh! 101
307 went   wentvbl.go的过去式 Phoebe: Just, 'cause, I don't want her to go through what I went through with Carl- oh! 101
1482 want wCnt vt.想要, 希望, 需要, 短缺, 缺少n.需要, 短缺 Phoebe: Just, 'cause, I don't want her to go through what I went through with Carl- oh! 101
352 through Wru: prep.穿过, 通过, 从开始到结束, 经由, 以adv.从头到尾, 自始至终, 直达地, 彻底, 完全adj.直达的, 直通的 Phoebe: Just, 'cause, I don't want her to go through what I went through with Carl- oh! 101
6813 oh EJ int.[表示惊讶、害怕等] 哦, 哎哟 Phoebe: Just, 'cause, I don't want her to go through what I went through with Carl- oh! 101
4412 her hE:; E:7hE, E pron.她的, 她      HER=High Energy Ray 高能射线 Phoebe: Just, 'cause, I don't want her to go through what I went through with Carl- oh! 101
2433 go ^Eu vi.离去, 走, 进行, 变成, 趋于, 达到, 求助于, 诉诸vt.以...打赌, 忍受, 出产n.去, 进行      GO=General Office 总部, 总局 Phoebe: Just, 'cause, I don't want her to go through what I went through with Carl- oh! 101
1632 don't dEunt (= do not)不要n.禁忌 Phoebe: Just, 'cause, I don't want her to go through what I went through with Carl- oh! 101
29 carl kB:l n.<古>乡下人, 老粗      Carl  [kB:l]  n. 卡尔(男子名) Phoebe: Just, 'cause, I don't want her to go through what I went through with Carl- oh! 101
5759 no nEu n.否定, 投反对票者adj.没有, 不许, 反对adv.不, 并不, 毫不[域] Norway , 挪威      NO=Naphthenic Oil 环烷油      No[化]元素锘(nobelium)的符号 Phoebe: No. 101
16 universe 5ju:nivE:s n.宇宙, 世界, 万物, 领域 Phoebe: Oh no, don't hate, you don't want to put that out into the universe. 101
1002 could kud vbl.can 的过去式 Phoebe: Oh, I wish I could, but I don't want to. 101
1 pluck plQk n.勇气v.拔去(鸡、鸭等)毛, 采集 Phoebe: Ooh! Oh! (She starts to pluck at the air just in front of Ross.) 101
440 ooh   oohint. (表示惊讶、欣喜、痛苦等)嚯,呵 Phoebe: Ooh! Oh! (She starts to pluck at the air just in front of Ross.) 101
201 front frQnt n.前面, 开头, 前线, (政治上的)阵线, 态度, 外表vt.面对, 朝向, 对付vi.朝向 Phoebe: Ooh! Oh! (She starts to pluck at the air just in front of Ross.) 101
63 air ZE n.空气, 样子, 天空, 空中, 曲调vt.晾干, 使通风, 宣扬, 夸耀, 显示 Phoebe: Ooh! Oh! (She starts to pluck at the air just in front of Ross.) 101
5 eyelashes   eyelashesn.睫毛 Phoebe: Ooh, I just pulled out four eyelashes. That can't be good. 101
909 wait weit v.(~ for)等待, 等候n.等待, 等待时间 Phoebe: Wait, does he eat chalk? 101
188 eat i:t v.吃, 腐蚀      EAT=Earliest Arrival Time 最早到达时间 Phoebe: Wait, does he eat chalk? 101
7 chalk tFC:k n.粉笔, 白垩vt.用粉笔写, 和以白垩 Phoebe: Wait, does he eat chalk? 101
36 sell sel v.出售, 卖 Phoebe: What does that mean?   Does he sell it, drink it, or just complain a lot? (Chandler doesn't know.) 101
124 drink drINk n.饮料, 酒, 酗酒, 一口(或一些)饮料v.喝, 喝酒, (植物、土壤等的)吸水, 举杯庆贺 Phoebe: What does that mean?   Does he sell it, drink it, or just complain a lot? (Chandler doesn't know.) 101
4 complain kEm5plein v.抱怨, 悲叹, 控诉 Phoebe: What does that mean?   Does he sell it, drink it, or just complain a lot? (Chandler doesn't know.) 101
1 windshields 5wIndFi:ld n.挡风玻璃 Phoebe: You're welcome. I remember when I first came to this city. I was fourteen. My mom had just killed herself and my step-dad was back in prison, and I got here, and I didn't know anybody. And I ended up living with this albino guy who was, like, cleaning windshields outside port authority, and then he killed himself, and then I found aromatherapy. So believe me, I know exactly how you feel.  101
60 step step n.脚步, 步幅, 步调, 步伐, 步骤, 措施, 梯级, 台阶v.走, 举步, 移步, 踏产品数据转换规范      STEP=Scientific and Technical Exploitation Program 科学技术开发计划[美] Phoebe: You're welcome. I remember when I first came to this city. I was fourteen. My mom had just killed herself and my step-dad was back in prison, and I got here, and I didn't know anybody. And I ended up living with this albino guy who was, like, cleaning windshields outside port authority, and then he killed himself, and then I found aromatherapy. So believe me, I know exactly how you feel.  101
11 prison 5prizn n.监狱 Phoebe: You're welcome. I remember when I first came to this city. I was fourteen. My mom had just killed herself and my step-dad was back in prison, and I got here, and I didn't know anybody. And I ended up living with this albino guy who was, like, cleaning windshields outside port authority, and then he killed himself, and then I found aromatherapy. So believe me, I know exactly how you feel.  101
7 port pC:t n.港口, 舱门, 左舷, 避风港, 枪眼vt.左转舵, 持(枪)vi.转舵左n.端口      PORT=Photo Opitical Recorder Tracker 光电记录跟踪(系统)      Port端口,通信口,进出口= PORTable,[修]便携式 Phoebe: You're welcome. I remember when I first came to this city. I was fourteen. My mom had just killed herself and my step-dad was back in prison, and I got here, and I didn't know anybody. And I ended up living with this albino guy who was, like, cleaning windshields outside port authority, and then he killed himself, and then I found aromatherapy. So believe me, I know exactly how you feel.  101
185 outside 5aut5said n.外面, 外表, 外界adj.外面的, 外表的, 外界的adv.在外面, 外表, 出界prep.在...外 Phoebe: You're welcome. I remember when I first came to this city. I was fourteen. My mom had just killed herself and my step-dad was back in prison, and I got here, and I didn't know anybody. And I ended up living with this albino guy who was, like, cleaning windshields outside port authority, and then he killed himself, and then I found aromatherapy. So believe me, I know exactly how you feel.  101
262 living 5liviN n.生活, 生计, 生存空间, 居住面积adj.活的, 起作用的, 逼真的, 现存的 Phoebe: You're welcome. I remember when I first came to this city. I was fourteen. My mom had just killed herself and my step-dad was back in prison, and I got here, and I didn't know anybody. And I ended up living with this albino guy who was, like, cleaning windshields outside port authority, and then he killed himself, and then I found aromatherapy. So believe me, I know exactly how you feel.  101
33 killed 5kild adj.被杀死的, 断开的 Phoebe: You're welcome. I remember when I first came to this city. I was fourteen. My mom had just killed herself and my step-dad was back in prison, and I got here, and I didn't know anybody. And I ended up living with this albino guy who was, like, cleaning windshields outside port authority, and then he killed himself, and then I found aromatherapy. So believe me, I know exactly how you feel.  101
120 himself him5self pron.他自己, 他亲自 Phoebe: You're welcome. I remember when I first came to this city. I was fourteen. My mom had just killed herself and my step-dad was back in prison, and I got here, and I didn't know anybody. And I ended up living with this albino guy who was, like, cleaning windshields outside port authority, and then he killed himself, and then I found aromatherapy. So believe me, I know exactly how you feel.  101
10 fourteen 5fC:5ti:n num.十四 Phoebe: You're welcome. I remember when I first came to this city. I was fourteen. My mom had just killed herself and my step-dad was back in prison, and I got here, and I didn't know anybody. And I ended up living with this albino guy who was, like, cleaning windshields outside port authority, and then he killed himself, and then I found aromatherapy. So believe me, I know exactly how you feel.  101
106 exactly i^5zAktli adv.正确地, 严密地 Phoebe: You're welcome. I remember when I first came to this city. I was fourteen. My mom had just killed herself and my step-dad was back in prison, and I got here, and I didn't know anybody. And I ended up living with this albino guy who was, like, cleaning windshields outside port authority, and then he killed himself, and then I found aromatherapy. So believe me, I know exactly how you feel.  101
37 ended end n.末端, 尽头, 结束, 目标, 限度, 梢, 末端, 死亡v.结束, 终结, 终止 Phoebe: You're welcome. I remember when I first came to this city. I was fourteen. My mom had just killed herself and my step-dad was back in prison, and I got here, and I didn't know anybody. And I ended up living with this albino guy who was, like, cleaning windshields outside port authority, and then he killed himself, and then I found aromatherapy. So believe me, I know exactly how you feel.  101
35 cleaning 5kli:niN 清洁(处理), 清洗 Phoebe: You're welcome. I remember when I first came to this city. I was fourteen. My mom had just killed herself and my step-dad was back in prison, and I got here, and I didn't know anybody. And I ended up living with this albino guy who was, like, cleaning windshields outside port authority, and then he killed himself, and then I found aromatherapy. So believe me, I know exactly how you feel.  101
220 came keim vbl.come的过去式 Phoebe: You're welcome. I remember when I first came to this city. I was fourteen. My mom had just killed herself and my step-dad was back in prison, and I got here, and I didn't know anybody. And I ended up living with this albino guy who was, like, cleaning windshields outside port authority, and then he killed himself, and then I found aromatherapy. So believe me, I know exactly how you feel.  101
2 authority C:5WCriti n.权威, 威信, 权威人士, 权力, 职权, 典据, 著作权威 Phoebe: You're welcome. I remember when I first came to this city. I was fourteen. My mom had just killed herself and my step-dad was back in prison, and I got here, and I didn't know anybody. And I ended up living with this albino guy who was, like, cleaning windshields outside port authority, and then he killed himself, and then I found aromatherapy. So believe me, I know exactly how you feel.  101
1 aromatherapy   aromatherapyn. 用香料按摩 Phoebe: You're welcome. I remember when I first came to this city. I was fourteen. My mom had just killed herself and my step-dad was back in prison, and I got here, and I didn't know anybody. And I ended up living with this albino guy who was, like, cleaning windshields outside port authority, and then he killed himself, and then I found aromatherapy. So believe me, I know exactly how you feel.  101
3 albino Al5bi:nEu n.白化病者, 白化变种 Phoebe: You're welcome. I remember when I first came to this city. I was fourteen. My mom had just killed herself and my step-dad was back in prison, and I got here, and I didn't know anybody. And I ended up living with this albino guy who was, like, cleaning windshields outside port authority, and then he killed himself, and then I found aromatherapy. So believe me, I know exactly how you feel.  101
3 priest pri:st n.牧师 Priest on TV: We are gathered here today to join Joanne Louise Cunningham and Charles, Chachi-Chachi-Chachi, Arcola in the bound of holy matrimony. 101
3 matrimony 5mAtrimEni n.结婚 Priest on TV: We are gathered here today to join Joanne Louise Cunningham and Charles, Chachi-Chachi-Chachi, Arcola in the bound of holy matrimony. 101
1 louise lu(:)5i:z n.路易丝(f.) Priest on TV: We are gathered here today to join Joanne Louise Cunningham and Charles, Chachi-Chachi-Chachi, Arcola in the bound of holy matrimony. 101
40 join dVCin vi.参加, 结合, 加入vt.连接, 结合, 参加, 加入n.连接, 结合, 接合点[计] 用子目录名取代驱动器符 Priest on TV: We are gathered here today to join Joanne Louise Cunningham and Charles, Chachi-Chachi-Chachi, Arcola in the bound of holy matrimony. 101
10 holy 5hEuli adj.神圣的, 圣洁的n.神圣的东西 Priest on TV: We are gathered here today to join Joanne Louise Cunningham and Charles, Chachi-Chachi-Chachi, Arcola in the bound of holy matrimony. 101
11 gathered 5^ATE n.集合, 聚集vi.集合, 聚集, 渐增, 蹙眉, 化脓vt.使聚集, 搜集, 积聚, 推断 Priest on TV: We are gathered here today to join Joanne Louise Cunningham and Charles, Chachi-Chachi-Chachi, Arcola in the bound of holy matrimony. 101
2 cunningham 5kQniEm 坎宁安(姓氏) Priest on TV: We are gathered here today to join Joanne Louise Cunningham and Charles, Chachi-Chachi-Chachi, Arcola in the bound of holy matrimony. 101
3 charles tFB:lz n.(男子名)查尔斯 Priest on TV: We are gathered here today to join Joanne Louise Cunningham and Charles, Chachi-Chachi-Chachi, Arcola in the bound of holy matrimony. 101
4 bound baund n.跃进, 跳, 范围, 限度adj.正要启程的, 开往...去的, 被束缚的, 装订的v.跳跃, 限制 Priest on TV: We are gathered here today to join Joanne Louise Cunningham and Charles, Chachi-Chachi-Chachi, Arcola in the bound of holy matrimony. 101
10 matters 5mAtE n.事件, 问题, 物质, 内容, 实质, 原因, (印刷或书写的)文件, (文章或讲话等的)素材vi.有关系, 要紧 Rachel: (on phone) Daddy, I just... I can't marry him! I'm sorry. I just don't love him. Well, it matters to me!  101
97 marry 5mAri vt.娶, 嫁, 和...结婚 Rachel: (on phone) Daddy, I just... I can't marry him! I'm sorry. I just don't love him. Well, it matters to me!  101
862 love lQv n.爱, 热爱, 爱情, 爱好, 性爱, 情人, 零vt.爱, 热爱, 爱好, 爱慕vi.爱 Rachel: (on phone) Daddy, I just... I can't marry him! I'm sorry. I just don't love him. Well, it matters to me!  101
59 daddy 5dAdi n.爸爸 Rachel: (on phone) Daddy, I just... I can't marry him! I'm sorry. I just don't love him. Well, it matters to me!  101
606 can't kB:nt (=can not)不能, 不会 Rachel: (on phone) Daddy, I just... I can't marry him! I'm sorry. I just don't love him. Well, it matters to me!  101
22 twelve twelv num.十二 Rachel: Are you kidding? I'm trained for nothing! I was laughed out of twelve interviews today.  101
3 trained trein n.火车, 列车, 行列, 后果, 顺序, 长队, 长袍(裙)拖地的部分, 导火线vt.训练, 培养, 瞄准, (园艺)整枝vi.锻炼 Rachel: Are you kidding? I'm trained for nothing! I was laughed out of twelve interviews today.  101
10 laughed lB:f vi.笑, 讥笑n.笑, 笑声 Rachel: Are you kidding? I'm trained for nothing! I was laughed out of twelve interviews today.  101
4 interviews 5intEvju: vt.接见, 会见n.接见, 会见 Rachel: Are you kidding? I'm trained for nothing! I was laughed out of twelve interviews today.  101
944 too tu: adv.也, 太过份 Rachel: Barry, I'm sorry... I am so sorry... I know you probably think that this is all about what I said the other day about you making love with your socks on, but it isn't... it isn't, it's about me, and I ju- (She stops talking and dials the phone.) Hi, machine cut me off again... anyway...look, look, I know that some girl is going to be incredibly lucky to become Mrs. Barry Finkel, but it isn't me, it's not me.  And not that I have any idea who me is right now, but you just have to give me a chance too... (The maching cuts her off again and she redials.) 101
209 stops stCp n.停止, 车站, 逗留, 障碍, 风琴的音栓, 填塞vi.停止, 被塞住vt.塞住, 堵塞, 阻止, 击落, 断绝, 终止, 难倒 Rachel: Barry, I'm sorry... I am so sorry... I know you probably think that this is all about what I said the other day about you making love with your socks on, but it isn't... it isn't, it's about me, and I ju- (She stops talking and dials the phone.) Hi, machine cut me off again... anyway...look, look, I know that some girl is going to be incredibly lucky to become Mrs. Barry Finkel, but it isn't me, it's not me.  And not that I have any idea who me is right now, but you just have to give me a chance too... (The maching cuts her off again and she redials.) 101
15 socks sCk n.短袜, 鞋内衬底, 轻软鞋, 一击, 零食vt.给...穿袜, 重击, 猛投, 请...吃零食vi.爱吃零食adj.非常成功的adv.正着地, 不偏不倚地 Rachel: Barry, I'm sorry... I am so sorry... I know you probably think that this is all about what I said the other day about you making love with your socks on, but it isn't... it isn't, it's about me, and I ju- (She stops talking and dials the phone.) Hi, machine cut me off again... anyway...look, look, I know that some girl is going to be incredibly lucky to become Mrs. Barry Finkel, but it isn't me, it's not me.  And not that I have any idea who me is right now, but you just have to give me a chance too... (The maching cuts her off again and she redials.) 101
660 other 5QTE adj.其他的, 另外的, 从前的pron.其他的, 他人, 另外一个adv.另外地, 不同地 Rachel: Barry, I'm sorry... I am so sorry... I know you probably think that this is all about what I said the other day about you making love with your socks on, but it isn't... it isn't, it's about me, and I ju- (She stops talking and dials the phone.) Hi, machine cut me off again... anyway...look, look, I know that some girl is going to be incredibly lucky to become Mrs. Barry Finkel, but it isn't me, it's not me.  And not that I have any idea who me is right now, but you just have to give me a chance too... (The maching cuts her off again and she redials.) 101
441 mrs 5mIsIz abbr.[军] Muzzle Reference Sight, 炮口基准系统 Rachel: Barry, I'm sorry... I am so sorry... I know you probably think that this is all about what I said the other day about you making love with your socks on, but it isn't... it isn't, it's about me, and I ju- (She stops talking and dials the phone.) Hi, machine cut me off again... anyway...look, look, I know that some girl is going to be incredibly lucky to become Mrs. Barry Finkel, but it isn't me, it's not me.  And not that I have any idea who me is right now, but you just have to give me a chance too... (The maching cuts her off again and she redials.) 101
236 making 5meikiN n.制造, 发展, 素质 Rachel: Barry, I'm sorry... I am so sorry... I know you probably think that this is all about what I said the other day about you making love with your socks on, but it isn't... it isn't, it's about me, and I ju- (She stops talking and dials the phone.) Hi, machine cut me off again... anyway...look, look, I know that some girl is going to be incredibly lucky to become Mrs. Barry Finkel, but it isn't me, it's not me.  And not that I have any idea who me is right now, but you just have to give me a chance too... (The maching cuts her off again and she redials.) 101
129 machine mE5Fi:n n.机器, 机械, 机动车辆, 机构, 设计, 机械般工作的人, (政党的)领导集团, 核心组织vt.机器制造, 用车床加工 Rachel: Barry, I'm sorry... I am so sorry... I know you probably think that this is all about what I said the other day about you making love with your socks on, but it isn't... it isn't, it's about me, and I ju- (She stops talking and dials the phone.) Hi, machine cut me off again... anyway...look, look, I know that some girl is going to be incredibly lucky to become Mrs. Barry Finkel, but it isn't me, it's not me.  And not that I have any idea who me is right now, but you just have to give me a chance too... (The maching cuts her off again and she redials.) 101
1 maching mB:k 一种UNIX操作系统, 采用微内核技术 Rachel: Barry, I'm sorry... I am so sorry... I know you probably think that this is all about what I said the other day about you making love with your socks on, but it isn't... it isn't, it's about me, and I ju- (She stops talking and dials the phone.) Hi, machine cut me off again... anyway...look, look, I know that some girl is going to be incredibly lucky to become Mrs. Barry Finkel, but it isn't me, it's not me.  And not that I have any idea who me is right now, but you just have to give me a chance too... (The maching cuts her off again and she redials.) 101
61 lucky 5lQki adj.幸运的, 吉祥的, 侥幸的 Rachel: Barry, I'm sorry... I am so sorry... I know you probably think that this is all about what I said the other day about you making love with your socks on, but it isn't... it isn't, it's about me, and I ju- (She stops talking and dials the phone.) Hi, machine cut me off again... anyway...look, look, I know that some girl is going to be incredibly lucky to become Mrs. Barry Finkel, but it isn't me, it's not me.  And not that I have any idea who me is right now, but you just have to give me a chance too... (The maching cuts her off again and she redials.) 101
4 ju   Jun.六月(June)的简写 Rachel: Barry, I'm sorry... I am so sorry... I know you probably think that this is all about what I said the other day about you making love with your socks on, but it isn't... it isn't, it's about me, and I ju- (She stops talking and dials the phone.) Hi, machine cut me off again... anyway...look, look, I know that some girl is going to be incredibly lucky to become Mrs. Barry Finkel, but it isn't me, it's not me.  And not that I have any idea who me is right now, but you just have to give me a chance too... (The maching cuts her off again and she redials.) 101
167 isn't 5iznt (=is not)不是 Rachel: Barry, I'm sorry... I am so sorry... I know you probably think that this is all about what I said the other day about you making love with your socks on, but it isn't... it isn't, it's about me, and I ju- (She stops talking and dials the phone.) Hi, machine cut me off again... anyway...look, look, I know that some girl is going to be incredibly lucky to become Mrs. Barry Finkel, but it isn't me, it's not me.  And not that I have any idea who me is right now, but you just have to give me a chance too... (The maching cuts her off again and she redials.) 101
17 incredibly   incrediblyadv.不能相信地 Rachel: Barry, I'm sorry... I am so sorry... I know you probably think that this is all about what I said the other day about you making love with your socks on, but it isn't... it isn't, it's about me, and I ju- (She stops talking and dials the phone.) Hi, machine cut me off again... anyway...look, look, I know that some girl is going to be incredibly lucky to become Mrs. Barry Finkel, but it isn't me, it's not me.  And not that I have any idea who me is right now, but you just have to give me a chance too... (The maching cuts her off again and she redials.) 101
587 give ^iv n.弹性, 可弯性vt.给, 授予, 供给, 献出, 让步, 引起, 发表, 捐助vi.捐赠, 让步 Rachel: Barry, I'm sorry... I am so sorry... I know you probably think that this is all about what I said the other day about you making love with your socks on, but it isn't... it isn't, it's about me, and I ju- (She stops talking and dials the phone.) Hi, machine cut me off again... anyway...look, look, I know that some girl is going to be incredibly lucky to become Mrs. Barry Finkel, but it isn't me, it's not me.  And not that I have any idea who me is right now, but you just have to give me a chance too... (The maching cuts her off again and she redials.) 101
398 girl ^E:l n.女孩, 少女, 女仆, (商店等的)女工作人员      GIRL=Generalised Information Retrieval Language 通用情报检索语言([美]国防核子局) Rachel: Barry, I'm sorry... I am so sorry... I know you probably think that this is all about what I said the other day about you making love with your socks on, but it isn't... it isn't, it's about me, and I ju- (She stops talking and dials the phone.) Hi, machine cut me off again... anyway...look, look, I know that some girl is going to be incredibly lucky to become Mrs. Barry Finkel, but it isn't me, it's not me.  And not that I have any idea who me is right now, but you just have to give me a chance too... (The maching cuts her off again and she redials.) 101
14 dials 5daiEl n.刻度盘, 钟面, 转盘, (自动电话)拨号盘v.拨 Rachel: Barry, I'm sorry... I am so sorry... I know you probably think that this is all about what I said the other day about you making love with your socks on, but it isn't... it isn't, it's about me, and I ju- (She stops talking and dials the phone.) Hi, machine cut me off again... anyway...look, look, I know that some girl is going to be incredibly lucky to become Mrs. Barry Finkel, but it isn't me, it's not me.  And not that I have any idea who me is right now, but you just have to give me a chance too... (The maching cuts her off again and she redials.) 101
588 cut kQt v.切(割、削), (直线等)相交, 剪, 截, 刺穿, 刺痛, 删节, 开辟n.(刀、剑、鞭等的)切削, 削减, 删节, 伤口, 切口 Rachel: Barry, I'm sorry... I am so sorry... I know you probably think that this is all about what I said the other day about you making love with your socks on, but it isn't... it isn't, it's about me, and I ju- (She stops talking and dials the phone.) Hi, machine cut me off again... anyway...look, look, I know that some girl is going to be incredibly lucky to become Mrs. Barry Finkel, but it isn't me, it's not me.  And not that I have any idea who me is right now, but you just have to give me a chance too... (The maching cuts her off again and she redials.) 101
34 cuts kQt v.切(割、削), (直线等)相交, 剪, 截, 刺穿, 刺痛, 删节, 开辟n.(刀、剑、鞭等的)切削, 削减, 删节, 伤口, 切口 Rachel: Barry, I'm sorry... I am so sorry... I know you probably think that this is all about what I said the other day about you making love with your socks on, but it isn't... it isn't, it's about me, and I ju- (She stops talking and dials the phone.) Hi, machine cut me off again... anyway...look, look, I know that some girl is going to be incredibly lucky to become Mrs. Barry Finkel, but it isn't me, it's not me.  And not that I have any idea who me is right now, but you just have to give me a chance too... (The maching cuts her off again and she redials.) 101
107 chance tFB:ns n.机会, 可能性, 偶然性, 运气v.碰巧, 偶然发生, 冒...的险adj.偶然的 Rachel: Barry, I'm sorry... I am so sorry... I know you probably think that this is all about what I said the other day about you making love with your socks on, but it isn't... it isn't, it's about me, and I ju- (She stops talking and dials the phone.) Hi, machine cut me off again... anyway...look, look, I know that some girl is going to be incredibly lucky to become Mrs. Barry Finkel, but it isn't me, it's not me.  And not that I have any idea who me is right now, but you just have to give me a chance too... (The maching cuts her off again and she redials.) 101
37 become bi5kQm vi.变成, 成为, 变得vt.适合, 相称 Rachel: Barry, I'm sorry... I am so sorry... I know you probably think that this is all about what I said the other day about you making love with your socks on, but it isn't... it isn't, it's about me, and I ju- (She stops talking and dials the phone.) Hi, machine cut me off again... anyway...look, look, I know that some girl is going to be incredibly lucky to become Mrs. Barry Finkel, but it isn't me, it's not me.  And not that I have any idea who me is right now, but you just have to give me a chance too... (The maching cuts her off again and she redials.) 101
498 any 5eni adj.任何的, 任何一种, 所有的pron.无论那一个, 任何 Rachel: Barry, I'm sorry... I am so sorry... I know you probably think that this is all about what I said the other day about you making love with your socks on, but it isn't... it isn't, it's about me, and I ju- (She stops talking and dials the phone.) Hi, machine cut me off again... anyway...look, look, I know that some girl is going to be incredibly lucky to become Mrs. Barry Finkel, but it isn't me, it's not me.  And not that I have any idea who me is right now, but you just have to give me a chance too... (The maching cuts her off again and she redials.) 101
53 stopped   stoppedv.停止,停下来vbl.停止,停下来 Rachel: C'mon Daddy, listen to me! It's like, it's like, all of my life, everyone has always told me, 'You're a shoe! You're a shoe, you're a shoe, you're a shoe!'. And today I just stopped and I said, 'What if I don't wanna be a shoe? What if I wanna be a- a purse, y'know? Or a- or a hat! No, I'm not saying I want you to buy me a hat, I'm saying I am a ha- It's a metaphor, Daddy! 101
46 shoe Fu: n.鞋, 鞋子v.穿...鞋 Rachel: C'mon Daddy, listen to me! It's like, it's like, all of my life, everyone has always told me, 'You're a shoe! You're a shoe, you're a shoe, you're a shoe!'. And today I just stopped and I said, 'What if I don't wanna be a shoe? What if I wanna be a- a purse, y'know? Or a- or a hat! No, I'm not saying I want you to buy me a hat, I'm saying I am a ha- It's a metaphor, Daddy! 101
242 saying 5seiiN n.话, 谚语 Rachel: C'mon Daddy, listen to me! It's like, it's like, all of my life, everyone has always told me, 'You're a shoe! You're a shoe, you're a shoe, you're a shoe!'. And today I just stopped and I said, 'What if I don't wanna be a shoe? What if I wanna be a- a purse, y'know? Or a- or a hat! No, I'm not saying I want you to buy me a hat, I'm saying I am a ha- It's a metaphor, Daddy! 101
71 purse pE:s n.钱包 Rachel: C'mon Daddy, listen to me! It's like, it's like, all of my life, everyone has always told me, 'You're a shoe! You're a shoe, you're a shoe, you're a shoe!'. And today I just stopped and I said, 'What if I don't wanna be a shoe? What if I wanna be a- a purse, y'know? Or a- or a hat! No, I'm not saying I want you to buy me a hat, I'm saying I am a ha- It's a metaphor, Daddy! 101
2 metaphor 5metEfE n.[修辞]隐喻, 暗喻, 比喻说话 Rachel: C'mon Daddy, listen to me! It's like, it's like, all of my life, everyone has always told me, 'You're a shoe! You're a shoe, you're a shoe, you're a shoe!'. And today I just stopped and I said, 'What if I don't wanna be a shoe? What if I wanna be a- a purse, y'know? Or a- or a hat! No, I'm not saying I want you to buy me a hat, I'm saying I am a ha- It's a metaphor, Daddy! 101
501 listen 5lisn vi.听, 听从v.听, 收听 Rachel: C'mon Daddy, listen to me! It's like, it's like, all of my life, everyone has always told me, 'You're a shoe! You're a shoe, you're a shoe, you're a shoe!'. And today I just stopped and I said, 'What if I don't wanna be a shoe? What if I wanna be a- a purse, y'know? Or a- or a hat! No, I'm not saying I want you to buy me a hat, I'm saying I am a ha- It's a metaphor, Daddy! 101
258 life laif n.生命, 生活, 一生, 寿命, 生命力, 传记 Rachel: C'mon Daddy, listen to me! It's like, it's like, all of my life, everyone has always told me, 'You're a shoe! You're a shoe, you're a shoe, you're a shoe!'. And today I just stopped and I said, 'What if I don't wanna be a shoe? What if I wanna be a- a purse, y'know? Or a- or a hat! No, I'm not saying I want you to buy me a hat, I'm saying I am a ha- It's a metaphor, Daddy! 101
95 hat hAt n.帽子vt.戴帽子      HAT=Hardness Assurance Test 硬度保证测试 Rachel: C'mon Daddy, listen to me! It's like, it's like, all of my life, everyone has always told me, 'You're a shoe! You're a shoe, you're a shoe, you're a shoe!'. And today I just stopped and I said, 'What if I don't wanna be a shoe? What if I wanna be a- a purse, y'know? Or a- or a hat! No, I'm not saying I want you to buy me a hat, I'm saying I am a ha- It's a metaphor, Daddy! 101
180 ha hB: int.嘿!, 哈!      Ha[化]元素(hahnium)的符号 Rachel: C'mon Daddy, listen to me! It's like, it's like, all of my life, everyone has always told me, 'You're a shoe! You're a shoe, you're a shoe, you're a shoe!'. And today I just stopped and I said, 'What if I don't wanna be a shoe? What if I wanna be a- a purse, y'know? Or a- or a hat! No, I'm not saying I want you to buy me a hat, I'm saying I am a ha- It's a metaphor, Daddy! 101
101 buy bai v.买n.购买, 买卖 Rachel: C'mon Daddy, listen to me! It's like, it's like, all of my life, everyone has always told me, 'You're a shoe! You're a shoe, you're a shoe, you're a shoe!'. And today I just stopped and I said, 'What if I don't wanna be a shoe? What if I wanna be a- a purse, y'know? Or a- or a hat! No, I'm not saying I want you to buy me a hat, I'm saying I am a ha- It's a metaphor, Daddy! 101
77 smiles smail vi.(~ at) 微笑n.微笑 Rachel: Hey Mon, look what I just found on the floor. (Monica smiles.) What?  101
130 mon mCn [苏][北英格兰]man的变体      MON=Motor Octsne Number 发动机辛烷值      Mon  [mEun]  n.星期一(=Monday) Rachel: Hey Mon, look what I just found on the floor. (Monica smiles.) What?  101
131 floor flC:, flCE n.(房间, 走廊等的)地面, 地板, 基底, (室内的)场地, 层, 海底, 议员席vt.在...上铺(地板), 击倒, (被困难)难倒 Rachel: Hey Mon, look what I just found on the floor. (Monica smiles.) What?  101
652 sure FuE adj.对....有把握, 确信某事, 稳当的, 可靠的adv.的确, 当然 Rachel: Hi, sure! 101
62 slept slept vbl.sleep的过去式和过去分词 Rachel: I can see that. You look like you slept with a hanger in your mouth. 101
9 hanger 5hANE n.绞刑执行者, 衣架 Rachel: I can see that. You look like you slept with a hanger in your mouth. 101
348 made meid adj.已制成的, 人工制造的, 成功的, 虚构的vbl.make的过去式和过去分词      MADE=Minimum Airborne Digital Equipment 最少机载数字式仪表 Rachel: Isn't this amazing? I mean, I have never made coffee before in my entire life. 101
69 entire in5taiE adj.全部的, 完整的, 整个 Rachel: Isn't this amazing? I mean, I have never made coffee before in my entire life. 101
136 amazing E5meiziN adj.令人惊异的 Rachel: Isn't this amazing? I mean, I have never made coffee before in my entire life. 101
217 stay stei n.逗留, 延缓, 中止, 支柱v.在, 暂住, 坚持, 止住, 抑制, 延缓, 停(下) Rachel: Look Daddy, it's my life. Well maybe I'll just stay here with Monica.  101
800 maybe 5meibi adv.大概, 或许n.疑虑 Rachel: Look Daddy, it's my life. Well maybe I'll just stay here with Monica.  101
155 without wiT5aut prep.没有, 不, (表条件)如果没有, 要没有adv.在外, 在屋外 Rachel: No.  No, no, I'm not ready!  How can I be ready?  "Hey, Rach!  You ready to jump out the airplane without your parachute?"  Come on, I can't do this! 101
3 parachute 5pArEFu:t n.降落伞 Rachel: No.  No, no, I'm not ready!  How can I be ready?  "Hey, Rach!  You ready to jump out the airplane without your parachute?"  Come on, I can't do this! 101
47 jump dVQmp n.跳跃, 上涨, 惊跳vt.跳跃, 跃过, 突升, 使跳跃vi.跳跃, 暴涨 Rachel: No.  No, no, I'm not ready!  How can I be ready?  "Hey, Rach!  You ready to jump out the airplane without your parachute?"  Come on, I can't do this! 101
9 airplane 5ZE7plein n.飞机 Rachel: No.  No, no, I'm not ready!  How can I be ready?  "Hey, Rach!  You ready to jump out the airplane without your parachute?"  Come on, I can't do this! 101
2867 your jC:, juE pron.你的, 你们的 Rachel: Oh God Monica hi! Thank God! I just went to your building and you weren't there and then this guy with a big hammer said you might be here and you are, you are! 101
642 thank WANk vt.感谢, 用于表示强制的要求, 用将来时 Rachel: Oh God Monica hi! Thank God! I just went to your building and you weren't there and then this guy with a big hammer said you might be here and you are, you are! 101
757 said sed vbl.say的过去式和过去分词adj.上述的 Rachel: Oh God Monica hi! Thank God! I just went to your building and you weren't there and then this guy with a big hammer said you might be here and you are, you are! 101
209 might mait v.(past tense, past participle of maysee may)n.力量, 威力, 权力, 能, 可能aux.可以 Rachel: Oh God Monica hi! Thank God! I just went to your building and you weren't there and then this guy with a big hammer said you might be here and you are, you are! 101
2196 here hiE adv.在这里, 此时, 这时, [宗]在尘世间n.这里 Rachel: Oh God Monica hi! Thank God! I just went to your building and you weren't there and then this guy with a big hammer said you might be here and you are, you are! 101
10 hammer 5hAmE n.铁锤, 槌, 锤子v.锤击, 锤打 Rachel: Oh God Monica hi! Thank God! I just went to your building and you weren't there and then this guy with a big hammer said you might be here and you are, you are! 101
1397 god ^Cd (godded godding)神化, 把...崇拜为神 上帝      God  [^Rd]  n.神, 上帝, 神像, 偶像vt.使神化 Rachel: Oh God Monica hi! Thank God! I just went to your building and you weren't there and then this guy with a big hammer said you might be here and you are, you are! 101
85 building 5bildiN n.建筑物, 营造物(如房屋,大楼,工厂,船等) Rachel: Oh God Monica hi! Thank God! I just went to your building and you weren't there and then this guy with a big hammer said you might be here and you are, you are! 101
681 big bi^ adj.大的, 重要的, 量大的, 重要的adv.夸大地, 顺利 Rachel: Oh God Monica hi! Thank God! I just went to your building and you weren't there and then this guy with a big hammer said you might be here and you are, you are! 101
5 necessary 5nesisEri n.必需品adj.必要的, 必需的, 必然的 Rachel: Oh God, come on you guys, is this really necessary?  I mean, I can stop charging anytime I want.  101
3 charging 5tFB:dViN n.装料,炉料 Rachel: Oh God, come on you guys, is this really necessary?  I mean, I can stop charging anytime I want.  101
10 anytime 5enitaim adv.任何时候, 无论何时 Rachel: Oh God, come on you guys, is this really necessary?  I mean, I can stop charging anytime I want.  101
61 wondering 5wQndEriN adj.显出(或感到)惊奇, 觉得奇怪, 疑惑的 Rachel: Oh God... well, it started about a half hour before the wedding. I was in the room where we were keeping all the presents, and I was looking at this gravy boat. This really gorgeous Lamauge gravy boat. When all of a sudden- (to the waitress that brought her coffee)Sweet 'n' Lo?- I realized that I was more turned on by this gravy boat than by Barry! And then I got really freaked out, and that's when it hit me: how much Barry looks like Mr. Potato Head. Y'know, I mean, I always knew looked familiar, but... Anyway, I just had to get out of there, and I started wondering 'Why am I doing this, and who am I doing this for?'. (to Monica) So anyway I just didn't know where to go, and I know that you and I have kinda drifted apart, but you're the only person I knew who lived here in the city. 101
1128 who hu: pron.谁, 那...的(人)      WHOabbr. 世界卫生组织 Rachel: Oh God... well, it started about a half hour before the wedding. I was in the room where we were keeping all the presents, and I was looking at this gravy boat. This really gorgeous Lamauge gravy boat. When all of a sudden- (to the waitress that brought her coffee)Sweet 'n' Lo?- I realized that I was more turned on by this gravy boat than by Barry! And then I got really freaked out, and that's when it hit me: how much Barry looks like Mr. Potato Head. Y'know, I mean, I always knew looked familiar, but... Anyway, I just had to get out of there, and I started wondering 'Why am I doing this, and who am I doing this for?'. (to Monica) So anyway I just didn't know where to go, and I know that you and I have kinda drifted apart, but you're the only person I knew who lived here in the city. 101
1356 when (h)wen conj.就在那个时候, 在...的时候adv.什么时候, ...的时候pron.什么时侯, 那时 Rachel: Oh God... well, it started about a half hour before the wedding. I was in the room where we were keeping all the presents, and I was looking at this gravy boat. This really gorgeous Lamauge gravy boat. When all of a sudden- (to the waitress that brought her coffee)Sweet 'n' Lo?- I realized that I was more turned on by this gravy boat than by Barry! And then I got really freaked out, and that's when it hit me: how much Barry looks like Mr. Potato Head. Y'know, I mean, I always knew looked familiar, but... Anyway, I just had to get out of there, and I started wondering 'Why am I doing this, and who am I doing this for?'. (to Monica) So anyway I just didn't know where to go, and I know that you and I have kinda drifted apart, but you're the only person I knew who lived here in the city. 101
1105 were wE:, wE vbl.be的过去式 Rachel: Oh God... well, it started about a half hour before the wedding. I was in the room where we were keeping all the presents, and I was looking at this gravy boat. This really gorgeous Lamauge gravy boat. When all of a sudden- (to the waitress that brought her coffee)Sweet 'n' Lo?- I realized that I was more turned on by this gravy boat than by Barry! And then I got really freaked out, and that's when it hit me: how much Barry looks like Mr. Potato Head. Y'know, I mean, I always knew looked familiar, but... Anyway, I just had to get out of there, and I started wondering 'Why am I doing this, and who am I doing this for?'. (to Monica) So anyway I just didn't know where to go, and I know that you and I have kinda drifted apart, but you're the only person I knew who lived here in the city. 101
54 turned tE:n n.转动, 旋转, 转变方向, 轮流, 时机, (一)回, 倾向, 癖性v.(使)转动, 翻转, 扭转, (使)变质, 超过(年龄,数量等), 车(成) Rachel: Oh God... well, it started about a half hour before the wedding. I was in the room where we were keeping all the presents, and I was looking at this gravy boat. This really gorgeous Lamauge gravy boat. When all of a sudden- (to the waitress that brought her coffee)Sweet 'n' Lo?- I realized that I was more turned on by this gravy boat than by Barry! And then I got really freaked out, and that's when it hit me: how much Barry looks like Mr. Potato Head. Y'know, I mean, I always knew looked familiar, but... Anyway, I just had to get out of there, and I started wondering 'Why am I doing this, and who am I doing this for?'. (to Monica) So anyway I just didn't know where to go, and I know that you and I have kinda drifted apart, but you're the only person I knew who lived here in the city. 101
307 than TAn; TEn, Tn conj.比prep.与...相比较 Rachel: Oh God... well, it started about a half hour before the wedding. I was in the room where we were keeping all the presents, and I was looking at this gravy boat. This really gorgeous Lamauge gravy boat. When all of a sudden- (to the waitress that brought her coffee)Sweet 'n' Lo?- I realized that I was more turned on by this gravy boat than by Barry! And then I got really freaked out, and that's when it hit me: how much Barry looks like Mr. Potato Head. Y'know, I mean, I always knew looked familiar, but... Anyway, I just had to get out of there, and I started wondering 'Why am I doing this, and who am I doing this for?'. (to Monica) So anyway I just didn't know where to go, and I know that you and I have kinda drifted apart, but you're the only person I knew who lived here in the city. 101
162 sweet swi:t adj.甜的, 可受的, 美好的, 芳香的n.糖果      Sweet  [swi:t]  斯威特(①姓氏 ②Henry, 1845-1912, 英国语言学家, 语音学家) Rachel: Oh God... well, it started about a half hour before the wedding. I was in the room where we were keeping all the presents, and I was looking at this gravy boat. This really gorgeous Lamauge gravy boat. When all of a sudden- (to the waitress that brought her coffee)Sweet 'n' Lo?- I realized that I was more turned on by this gravy boat than by Barry! And then I got really freaked out, and that's when it hit me: how much Barry looks like Mr. Potato Head. Y'know, I mean, I always knew looked familiar, but... Anyway, I just had to get out of there, and I started wondering 'Why am I doing this, and who am I doing this for?'. (to Monica) So anyway I just didn't know where to go, and I know that you and I have kinda drifted apart, but you're the only person I knew who lived here in the city. 101
128 started stB:t n.动身, 出发点, 开始, 惊起, 惊跳, 赛跑的先跑权, 优先地位v.出发, 起程, 开始, 着手, 惊动, 惊起, 起动, 发动      STARTabbr. 削减战略武器条约 Rachel: Oh God... well, it started about a half hour before the wedding. I was in the room where we were keeping all the presents, and I was looking at this gravy boat. This really gorgeous Lamauge gravy boat. When all of a sudden- (to the waitress that brought her coffee)Sweet 'n' Lo?- I realized that I was more turned on by this gravy boat than by Barry! And then I got really freaked out, and that's when it hit me: how much Barry looks like Mr. Potato Head. Y'know, I mean, I always knew looked familiar, but... Anyway, I just had to get out of there, and I started wondering 'Why am I doing this, and who am I doing this for?'. (to Monica) So anyway I just didn't know where to go, and I know that you and I have kinda drifted apart, but you're the only person I knew who lived here in the city. 101
31 realized 5riElaiz vt.认识到, 了解, 实现, 实行 Rachel: Oh God... well, it started about a half hour before the wedding. I was in the room where we were keeping all the presents, and I was looking at this gravy boat. This really gorgeous Lamauge gravy boat. When all of a sudden- (to the waitress that brought her coffee)Sweet 'n' Lo?- I realized that I was more turned on by this gravy boat than by Barry! And then I got really freaked out, and that's when it hit me: how much Barry looks like Mr. Potato Head. Y'know, I mean, I always knew looked familiar, but... Anyway, I just had to get out of there, and I started wondering 'Why am I doing this, and who am I doing this for?'. (to Monica) So anyway I just didn't know where to go, and I know that you and I have kinda drifted apart, but you're the only person I knew who lived here in the city. 101
57 presents pri5zent n.赠品, 礼物, 现在, 瞄准adj.现在的, 出席的, 当面的vt.介绍, 引见, 给, 赠送, 上演, 提出, 呈现vi.举枪瞄准 Rachel: Oh God... well, it started about a half hour before the wedding. I was in the room where we were keeping all the presents, and I was looking at this gravy boat. This really gorgeous Lamauge gravy boat. When all of a sudden- (to the waitress that brought her coffee)Sweet 'n' Lo?- I realized that I was more turned on by this gravy boat than by Barry! And then I got really freaked out, and that's when it hit me: how much Barry looks like Mr. Potato Head. Y'know, I mean, I always knew looked familiar, but... Anyway, I just had to get out of there, and I started wondering 'Why am I doing this, and who am I doing this for?'. (to Monica) So anyway I just didn't know where to go, and I know that you and I have kinda drifted apart, but you're the only person I knew who lived here in the city. 101
17 potato pE5teitEu n.马铃薯 Rachel: Oh God... well, it started about a half hour before the wedding. I was in the room where we were keeping all the presents, and I was looking at this gravy boat. This really gorgeous Lamauge gravy boat. When all of a sudden- (to the waitress that brought her coffee)Sweet 'n' Lo?- I realized that I was more turned on by this gravy boat than by Barry! And then I got really freaked out, and that's when it hit me: how much Barry looks like Mr. Potato Head. Y'know, I mean, I always knew looked familiar, but... Anyway, I just had to get out of there, and I started wondering 'Why am I doing this, and who am I doing this for?'. (to Monica) So anyway I just didn't know where to go, and I know that you and I have kinda drifted apart, but you're the only person I knew who lived here in the city. 101
172 person 5pE:sn n.人, 身体, 容貌, [语法]人称 Rachel: Oh God... well, it started about a half hour before the wedding. I was in the room where we were keeping all the presents, and I was looking at this gravy boat. This really gorgeous Lamauge gravy boat. When all of a sudden- (to the waitress that brought her coffee)Sweet 'n' Lo?- I realized that I was more turned on by this gravy boat than by Barry! And then I got really freaked out, and that's when it hit me: how much Barry looks like Mr. Potato Head. Y'know, I mean, I always knew looked familiar, but... Anyway, I just had to get out of there, and I started wondering 'Why am I doing this, and who am I doing this for?'. (to Monica) So anyway I just didn't know where to go, and I know that you and I have kinda drifted apart, but you're the only person I knew who lived here in the city. 101
517 only 5Eunli adj.唯一的, 单独的, 最好的, 最合适的adv.仅仅, 只不过conj.但是, 可是 Rachel: Oh God... well, it started about a half hour before the wedding. I was in the room where we were keeping all the presents, and I was looking at this gravy boat. This really gorgeous Lamauge gravy boat. When all of a sudden- (to the waitress that brought her coffee)Sweet 'n' Lo?- I realized that I was more turned on by this gravy boat than by Barry! And then I got really freaked out, and that's when it hit me: how much Barry looks like Mr. Potato Head. Y'know, I mean, I always knew looked familiar, but... Anyway, I just had to get out of there, and I started wondering 'Why am I doing this, and who am I doing this for?'. (to Monica) So anyway I just didn't know where to go, and I know that you and I have kinda drifted apart, but you're the only person I knew who lived here in the city. 101
672 much mQtF adj.许多的, 大量的adv.非常, 很, ...多, 更加, 非常, 得多, 多达, 多得多n.许多, 大量num.许多 Rachel: Oh God... well, it started about a half hour before the wedding. I was in the room where we were keeping all the presents, and I was looking at this gravy boat. This really gorgeous Lamauge gravy boat. When all of a sudden- (to the waitress that brought her coffee)Sweet 'n' Lo?- I realized that I was more turned on by this gravy boat than by Barry! And then I got really freaked out, and that's when it hit me: how much Barry looks like Mr. Potato Head. Y'know, I mean, I always knew looked familiar, but... Anyway, I just had to get out of there, and I started wondering 'Why am I doing this, and who am I doing this for?'. (to Monica) So anyway I just didn't know where to go, and I know that you and I have kinda drifted apart, but you're the only person I knew who lived here in the city. 101
752 mr 5mIstE(r) [域] Mauritania , 毛里塔尼亚abbr.[军] Medium-Range, 中程      MR=Machine Rifle 冲锋枪 Rachel: Oh God... well, it started about a half hour before the wedding. I was in the room where we were keeping all the presents, and I was looking at this gravy boat. This really gorgeous Lamauge gravy boat. When all of a sudden- (to the waitress that brought her coffee)Sweet 'n' Lo?- I realized that I was more turned on by this gravy boat than by Barry! And then I got really freaked out, and that's when it hit me: how much Barry looks like Mr. Potato Head. Y'know, I mean, I always knew looked familiar, but... Anyway, I just had to get out of there, and I started wondering 'Why am I doing this, and who am I doing this for?'. (to Monica) So anyway I just didn't know where to go, and I know that you and I have kinda drifted apart, but you're the only person I knew who lived here in the city. 101
624 more mC:(r) adj.更多的n.更多adv.更, 更多, 更加, 超过, 多, 大大高于num.更多      More  [mC:]  莫尔(姓氏) Rachel: Oh God... well, it started about a half hour before the wedding. I was in the room where we were keeping all the presents, and I was looking at this gravy boat. This really gorgeous Lamauge gravy boat. When all of a sudden- (to the waitress that brought her coffee)Sweet 'n' Lo?- I realized that I was more turned on by this gravy boat than by Barry! And then I got really freaked out, and that's when it hit me: how much Barry looks like Mr. Potato Head. Y'know, I mean, I always knew looked familiar, but... Anyway, I just had to get out of there, and I started wondering 'Why am I doing this, and who am I doing this for?'. (to Monica) So anyway I just didn't know where to go, and I know that you and I have kinda drifted apart, but you're the only person I knew who lived here in the city. 101
1667 mean mi:n, min adj.低劣的, 卑鄙的, 普通的, 吝啬的, 简陋的, 平均的, 惭愧的, 不舒服的vt.意谓, 想要, 预定vi.用意, 有意义n.平均数, 中间, 中庸 Rachel: Oh God... well, it started about a half hour before the wedding. I was in the room where we were keeping all the presents, and I was looking at this gravy boat. This really gorgeous Lamauge gravy boat. When all of a sudden- (to the waitress that brought her coffee)Sweet 'n' Lo?- I realized that I was more turned on by this gravy boat than by Barry! And then I got really freaked out, and that's when it hit me: how much Barry looks like Mr. Potato Head. Y'know, I mean, I always knew looked familiar, but... Anyway, I just had to get out of there, and I started wondering 'Why am I doing this, and who am I doing this for?'. (to Monica) So anyway I just didn't know where to go, and I know that you and I have kinda drifted apart, but you're the only person I knew who lived here in the city. 101
752 looks luk n.看, 注视, 脸色, 面容, 外表vi.看, 注意, 朝着, 好象, 显得vt.打量, 注视, 用眼神(或脸色)表示, 期待 Rachel: Oh God... well, it started about a half hour before the wedding. I was in the room where we were keeping all the presents, and I was looking at this gravy boat. This really gorgeous Lamauge gravy boat. When all of a sudden- (to the waitress that brought her coffee)Sweet 'n' Lo?- I realized that I was more turned on by this gravy boat than by Barry! And then I got really freaked out, and that's when it hit me: how much Barry looks like Mr. Potato Head. Y'know, I mean, I always knew looked familiar, but... Anyway, I just had to get out of there, and I started wondering 'Why am I doing this, and who am I doing this for?'. (to Monica) So anyway I just didn't know where to go, and I know that you and I have kinda drifted apart, but you're the only person I knew who lived here in the city. 101
68 looked luk n.看, 注视, 脸色, 面容, 外表vi.看, 注意, 朝着, 好象, 显得vt.打量, 注视, 用眼神(或脸色)表示, 期待 Rachel: Oh God... well, it started about a half hour before the wedding. I was in the room where we were keeping all the presents, and I was looking at this gravy boat. This really gorgeous Lamauge gravy boat. When all of a sudden- (to the waitress that brought her coffee)Sweet 'n' Lo?- I realized that I was more turned on by this gravy boat than by Barry! And then I got really freaked out, and that's when it hit me: how much Barry looks like Mr. Potato Head. Y'know, I mean, I always knew looked familiar, but... Anyway, I just had to get out of there, and I started wondering 'Why am I doing this, and who am I doing this for?'. (to Monica) So anyway I just didn't know where to go, and I know that you and I have kinda drifted apart, but you're the only person I knew who lived here in the city. 101
5 lo lEu int.瞧!, 看!abbr.[军] Land Operation, 地面作战      LO=Liquid Oxygen 液态氧 Rachel: Oh God... well, it started about a half hour before the wedding. I was in the room where we were keeping all the presents, and I was looking at this gravy boat. This really gorgeous Lamauge gravy boat. When all of a sudden- (to the waitress that brought her coffee)Sweet 'n' Lo?- I realized that I was more turned on by this gravy boat than by Barry! And then I got really freaked out, and that's when it hit me: how much Barry looks like Mr. Potato Head. Y'know, I mean, I always knew looked familiar, but... Anyway, I just had to get out of there, and I started wondering 'Why am I doing this, and who am I doing this for?'. (to Monica) So anyway I just didn't know where to go, and I know that you and I have kinda drifted apart, but you're the only person I knew who lived here in the city. 101
37 lived   livedadj.有...之生命的 Rachel: Oh God... well, it started about a half hour before the wedding. I was in the room where we were keeping all the presents, and I was looking at this gravy boat. This really gorgeous Lamauge gravy boat. When all of a sudden- (to the waitress that brought her coffee)Sweet 'n' Lo?- I realized that I was more turned on by this gravy boat than by Barry! And then I got really freaked out, and that's when it hit me: how much Barry looks like Mr. Potato Head. Y'know, I mean, I always knew looked familiar, but... Anyway, I just had to get out of there, and I started wondering 'Why am I doing this, and who am I doing this for?'. (to Monica) So anyway I just didn't know where to go, and I know that you and I have kinda drifted apart, but you're the only person I knew who lived here in the city. 101
354 kinda `kaIndE adv.有一点, 有几分(=kind of) Rachel: Oh God... well, it started about a half hour before the wedding. I was in the room where we were keeping all the presents, and I was looking at this gravy boat. This really gorgeous Lamauge gravy boat. When all of a sudden- (to the waitress that brought her coffee)Sweet 'n' Lo?- I realized that I was more turned on by this gravy boat than by Barry! And then I got really freaked out, and that's when it hit me: how much Barry looks like Mr. Potato Head. Y'know, I mean, I always knew looked familiar, but... Anyway, I just had to get out of there, and I started wondering 'Why am I doing this, and who am I doing this for?'. (to Monica) So anyway I just didn't know where to go, and I know that you and I have kinda drifted apart, but you're the only person I knew who lived here in the city. 101
24 keeping 5ki:piN n.保守, 看守, 遵守, 饲养 Rachel: Oh God... well, it started about a half hour before the wedding. I was in the room where we were keeping all the presents, and I was looking at this gravy boat. This really gorgeous Lamauge gravy boat. When all of a sudden- (to the waitress that brought her coffee)Sweet 'n' Lo?- I realized that I was more turned on by this gravy boat than by Barry! And then I got really freaked out, and that's when it hit me: how much Barry looks like Mr. Potato Head. Y'know, I mean, I always knew looked familiar, but... Anyway, I just had to get out of there, and I started wondering 'Why am I doing this, and who am I doing this for?'. (to Monica) So anyway I just didn't know where to go, and I know that you and I have kinda drifted apart, but you're the only person I knew who lived here in the city. 101
91 hour 5auE n.小时, 钟头, ...点钟, 课时, (一段)时间 Rachel: Oh God... well, it started about a half hour before the wedding. I was in the room where we were keeping all the presents, and I was looking at this gravy boat. This really gorgeous Lamauge gravy boat. When all of a sudden- (to the waitress that brought her coffee)Sweet 'n' Lo?- I realized that I was more turned on by this gravy boat than by Barry! And then I got really freaked out, and that's when it hit me: how much Barry looks like Mr. Potato Head. Y'know, I mean, I always knew looked familiar, but... Anyway, I just had to get out of there, and I started wondering 'Why am I doing this, and who am I doing this for?'. (to Monica) So anyway I just didn't know where to go, and I know that you and I have kinda drifted apart, but you're the only person I knew who lived here in the city. 101
114 hit hit n.打击, 打, 碰撞, 讽刺, (演出等)成功vt.打, 打击, 碰撞, 击中, 袭击, 偶然发现, 伤...的感情, 找到vi.打, 打中, 打击, 碰撞, 偶然碰上 Rachel: Oh God... well, it started about a half hour before the wedding. I was in the room where we were keeping all the presents, and I was looking at this gravy boat. This really gorgeous Lamauge gravy boat. When all of a sudden- (to the waitress that brought her coffee)Sweet 'n' Lo?- I realized that I was more turned on by this gravy boat than by Barry! And then I got really freaked out, and that's when it hit me: how much Barry looks like Mr. Potato Head. Y'know, I mean, I always knew looked familiar, but... Anyway, I just had to get out of there, and I started wondering 'Why am I doing this, and who am I doing this for?'. (to Monica) So anyway I just didn't know where to go, and I know that you and I have kinda drifted apart, but you're the only person I knew who lived here in the city. 101
499 head hed n.头, 头脑, 领袖, (队伍, 名单等)最前的部分, 人, 顶点vt.作为...的首领, 朝向, 前进, 用头顶vi.成头状物, 出发adj.头的, 主要的      HEAD=High-Explosive Delayed Action 高爆延进炮弹 Rachel: Oh God... well, it started about a half hour before the wedding. I was in the room where we were keeping all the presents, and I was looking at this gravy boat. This really gorgeous Lamauge gravy boat. When all of a sudden- (to the waitress that brought her coffee)Sweet 'n' Lo?- I realized that I was more turned on by this gravy boat than by Barry! And then I got really freaked out, and that's when it hit me: how much Barry looks like Mr. Potato Head. Y'know, I mean, I always knew looked familiar, but... Anyway, I just had to get out of there, and I started wondering 'Why am I doing this, and who am I doing this for?'. (to Monica) So anyway I just didn't know where to go, and I know that you and I have kinda drifted apart, but you're the only person I knew who lived here in the city. 101
151 half hB:f n.一半, 半时, (球赛)半场, 半学年adj.一半的, 不完全的, 半途的adv.一半地, 部分地, 相当的 Rachel: Oh God... well, it started about a half hour before the wedding. I was in the room where we were keeping all the presents, and I was looking at this gravy boat. This really gorgeous Lamauge gravy boat. When all of a sudden- (to the waitress that brought her coffee)Sweet 'n' Lo?- I realized that I was more turned on by this gravy boat than by Barry! And then I got really freaked out, and that's when it hit me: how much Barry looks like Mr. Potato Head. Y'know, I mean, I always knew looked familiar, but... Anyway, I just had to get out of there, and I started wondering 'Why am I doing this, and who am I doing this for?'. (to Monica) So anyway I just didn't know where to go, and I know that you and I have kinda drifted apart, but you're the only person I knew who lived here in the city. 101
7 gravy 5^reivi n.肉汁, 不法利润, 肉汤 Rachel: Oh God... well, it started about a half hour before the wedding. I was in the room where we were keeping all the presents, and I was looking at this gravy boat. This really gorgeous Lamauge gravy boat. When all of a sudden- (to the waitress that brought her coffee)Sweet 'n' Lo?- I realized that I was more turned on by this gravy boat than by Barry! And then I got really freaked out, and that's when it hit me: how much Barry looks like Mr. Potato Head. Y'know, I mean, I always knew looked familiar, but... Anyway, I just had to get out of there, and I started wondering 'Why am I doing this, and who am I doing this for?'. (to Monica) So anyway I just didn't know where to go, and I know that you and I have kinda drifted apart, but you're the only person I knew who lived here in the city. 101
21 gorgeous 5^C:dVEs adj.华丽的, 灿烂的 Rachel: Oh God... well, it started about a half hour before the wedding. I was in the room where we were keeping all the presents, and I was looking at this gravy boat. This really gorgeous Lamauge gravy boat. When all of a sudden- (to the waitress that brought her coffee)Sweet 'n' Lo?- I realized that I was more turned on by this gravy boat than by Barry! And then I got really freaked out, and that's when it hit me: how much Barry looks like Mr. Potato Head. Y'know, I mean, I always knew looked familiar, but... Anyway, I just had to get out of there, and I started wondering 'Why am I doing this, and who am I doing this for?'. (to Monica) So anyway I just didn't know where to go, and I know that you and I have kinda drifted apart, but you're the only person I knew who lived here in the city. 101
42 freaked   freaked有斑点的, 花的, 有条纹的 Rachel: Oh God... well, it started about a half hour before the wedding. I was in the room where we were keeping all the presents, and I was looking at this gravy boat. This really gorgeous Lamauge gravy boat. When all of a sudden- (to the waitress that brought her coffee)Sweet 'n' Lo?- I realized that I was more turned on by this gravy boat than by Barry! And then I got really freaked out, and that's when it hit me: how much Barry looks like Mr. Potato Head. Y'know, I mean, I always knew looked familiar, but... Anyway, I just had to get out of there, and I started wondering 'Why am I doing this, and who am I doing this for?'. (to Monica) So anyway I just didn't know where to go, and I know that you and I have kinda drifted apart, but you're the only person I knew who lived here in the city. 101
31 familiar fE5miljE adj.熟悉的, 常见的, 听惯的, 亲近的, 随便的n.密友, 熟客, 常客 Rachel: Oh God... well, it started about a half hour before the wedding. I was in the room where we were keeping all the presents, and I was looking at this gravy boat. This really gorgeous Lamauge gravy boat. When all of a sudden- (to the waitress that brought her coffee)Sweet 'n' Lo?- I realized that I was more turned on by this gravy boat than by Barry! And then I got really freaked out, and that's when it hit me: how much Barry looks like Mr. Potato Head. Y'know, I mean, I always knew looked familiar, but... Anyway, I just had to get out of there, and I started wondering 'Why am I doing this, and who am I doing this for?'. (to Monica) So anyway I just didn't know where to go, and I know that you and I have kinda drifted apart, but you're the only person I knew who lived here in the city. 101
1 drifted drift n.冲洗, 漂流物, 观望, 漂流v.(使)漂流      DRIFT=Diversity Receiving Instrumentation For Telemetry 遥测分集接收仪表装置, 遥测用分集接收器 Rachel: Oh God... well, it started about a half hour before the wedding. I was in the room where we were keeping all the presents, and I was looking at this gravy boat. This really gorgeous Lamauge gravy boat. When all of a sudden- (to the waitress that brought her coffee)Sweet 'n' Lo?- I realized that I was more turned on by this gravy boat than by Barry! And then I got really freaked out, and that's when it hit me: how much Barry looks like Mr. Potato Head. Y'know, I mean, I always knew looked familiar, but... Anyway, I just had to get out of there, and I started wondering 'Why am I doing this, and who am I doing this for?'. (to Monica) So anyway I just didn't know where to go, and I know that you and I have kinda drifted apart, but you're the only person I knew who lived here in the city. 101
799 doing 5du(:)iN n.做, 干, 行为, [复]活动, 所作所为 Rachel: Oh God... well, it started about a half hour before the wedding. I was in the room where we were keeping all the presents, and I was looking at this gravy boat. This really gorgeous Lamauge gravy boat. When all of a sudden- (to the waitress that brought her coffee)Sweet 'n' Lo?- I realized that I was more turned on by this gravy boat than by Barry! And then I got really freaked out, and that's when it hit me: how much Barry looks like Mr. Potato Head. Y'know, I mean, I always knew looked familiar, but... Anyway, I just had to get out of there, and I started wondering 'Why am I doing this, and who am I doing this for?'. (to Monica) So anyway I just didn't know where to go, and I know that you and I have kinda drifted apart, but you're the only person I knew who lived here in the city. 101
89 city 5siti n.城市, 都市, 全体居民, 城邦 Rachel: Oh God... well, it started about a half hour before the wedding. I was in the room where we were keeping all the presents, and I was looking at this gravy boat. This really gorgeous Lamauge gravy boat. When all of a sudden- (to the waitress that brought her coffee)Sweet 'n' Lo?- I realized that I was more turned on by this gravy boat than by Barry! And then I got really freaked out, and that's when it hit me: how much Barry looks like Mr. Potato Head. Y'know, I mean, I always knew looked familiar, but... Anyway, I just had to get out of there, and I started wondering 'Why am I doing this, and who am I doing this for?'. (to Monica) So anyway I just didn't know where to go, and I know that you and I have kinda drifted apart, but you're the only person I knew who lived here in the city. 101
85 brought brC:t vbl.带来, 使得 Rachel: Oh God... well, it started about a half hour before the wedding. I was in the room where we were keeping all the presents, and I was looking at this gravy boat. This really gorgeous Lamauge gravy boat. When all of a sudden- (to the waitress that brought her coffee)Sweet 'n' Lo?- I realized that I was more turned on by this gravy boat than by Barry! And then I got really freaked out, and that's when it hit me: how much Barry looks like Mr. Potato Head. Y'know, I mean, I always knew looked familiar, but... Anyway, I just had to get out of there, and I started wondering 'Why am I doing this, and who am I doing this for?'. (to Monica) So anyway I just didn't know where to go, and I know that you and I have kinda drifted apart, but you're the only person I knew who lived here in the city. 101
61 boat bEut n.小船, 艇v.划船 Rachel: Oh God... well, it started about a half hour before the wedding. I was in the room where we were keeping all the presents, and I was looking at this gravy boat. This really gorgeous Lamauge gravy boat. When all of a sudden- (to the waitress that brought her coffee)Sweet 'n' Lo?- I realized that I was more turned on by this gravy boat than by Barry! And then I got really freaked out, and that's when it hit me: how much Barry looks like Mr. Potato Head. Y'know, I mean, I always knew looked familiar, but... Anyway, I just had to get out of there, and I started wondering 'Why am I doing this, and who am I doing this for?'. (to Monica) So anyway I just didn't know where to go, and I know that you and I have kinda drifted apart, but you're the only person I knew who lived here in the city. 101
112 barry 5bAri n. 巴里(男子名) Rachel: Oh God... well, it started about a half hour before the wedding. I was in the room where we were keeping all the presents, and I was looking at this gravy boat. This really gorgeous Lamauge gravy boat. When all of a sudden- (to the waitress that brought her coffee)Sweet 'n' Lo?- I realized that I was more turned on by this gravy boat than by Barry! And then I got really freaked out, and that's when it hit me: how much Barry looks like Mr. Potato Head. Y'know, I mean, I always knew looked familiar, but... Anyway, I just had to get out of there, and I started wondering 'Why am I doing this, and who am I doing this for?'. (to Monica) So anyway I just didn't know where to go, and I know that you and I have kinda drifted apart, but you're the only person I knew who lived here in the city. 101
26 apart E5pB:t adv.分离, 分成零件, 分别地, 分离着adj.分开的 Rachel: Oh God... well, it started about a half hour before the wedding. I was in the room where we were keeping all the presents, and I was looking at this gravy boat. This really gorgeous Lamauge gravy boat. When all of a sudden- (to the waitress that brought her coffee)Sweet 'n' Lo?- I realized that I was more turned on by this gravy boat than by Barry! And then I got really freaked out, and that's when it hit me: how much Barry looks like Mr. Potato Head. Y'know, I mean, I always knew looked familiar, but... Anyway, I just had to get out of there, and I started wondering 'Why am I doing this, and who am I doing this for?'. (to Monica) So anyway I just didn't know where to go, and I know that you and I have kinda drifted apart, but you're the only person I knew who lived here in the city. 101
204 anyway 5eniwei adv.无论如何, 总之 Rachel: Oh God... well, it started about a half hour before the wedding. I was in the room where we were keeping all the presents, and I was looking at this gravy boat. This really gorgeous Lamauge gravy boat. When all of a sudden- (to the waitress that brought her coffee)Sweet 'n' Lo?- I realized that I was more turned on by this gravy boat than by Barry! And then I got really freaked out, and that's when it hit me: how much Barry looks like Mr. Potato Head. Y'know, I mean, I always knew looked familiar, but... Anyway, I just had to get out of there, and I started wondering 'Why am I doing this, and who am I doing this for?'. (to Monica) So anyway I just didn't know where to go, and I know that you and I have kinda drifted apart, but you're the only person I knew who lived here in the city. 101
306 always 5C:lwEz, 5C:lweiz adv.总是, 永远, 始终 Rachel: Oh God... well, it started about a half hour before the wedding. I was in the room where we were keeping all the presents, and I was looking at this gravy boat. This really gorgeous Lamauge gravy boat. When all of a sudden- (to the waitress that brought her coffee)Sweet 'n' Lo?- I realized that I was more turned on by this gravy boat than by Barry! And then I got really freaked out, and that's when it hit me: how much Barry looks like Mr. Potato Head. Y'know, I mean, I always knew looked familiar, but... Anyway, I just had to get out of there, and I started wondering 'Why am I doing this, and who am I doing this for?'. (to Monica) So anyway I just didn't know where to go, and I know that you and I have kinda drifted apart, but you're the only person I knew who lived here in the city. 101
2573 about 5Ebaut adv.附近, 大约, 转向, 左右, 周围prep.在附近, 关于, 在...周围, 忙于 Rachel: Oh God... well, it started about a half hour before the wedding. I was in the room where we were keeping all the presents, and I was looking at this gravy boat. This really gorgeous Lamauge gravy boat. When all of a sudden- (to the waitress that brought her coffee)Sweet 'n' Lo?- I realized that I was more turned on by this gravy boat than by Barry! And then I got really freaked out, and that's when it hit me: how much Barry looks like Mr. Potato Head. Y'know, I mean, I always knew looked familiar, but... Anyway, I just had to get out of there, and I started wondering 'Why am I doing this, and who am I doing this for?'. (to Monica) So anyway I just didn't know where to go, and I know that you and I have kinda drifted apart, but you're the only person I knew who lived here in the city. 101
105 luck lQk n.运气, 好运, 幸运 Rachel: Oh, look, wish me luck! 101
60 loved lQv n.爱, 热爱, 爱情, 爱好, 性爱, 情人, 零vt.爱, 热爱, 爱好, 爱慕vi.爱 Rachel: Oh...see... but Joanne loved Chachi! That's the difference! 101
34 difference 5difErEns n.差异, 差别, 分歧, 争论, [数]差额, 差分adj.[数]微分的, [机]差动的 Rachel: Oh...see... but Joanne loved Chachi! That's the difference! 101
229 watching 5wCtFiN 观察 看守 注意 监视 Rachel: Ooh, I was kinda hoping that wouldn't be an issue... [Scene: Monica's Apartment, everyone is there and watching a Spanish Soap on TV and are trying to figure out what is going on.] 101
239 tv Tuvalu , 图瓦鲁 Rachel: Ooh, I was kinda hoping that wouldn't be an issue... [Scene: Monica's Apartment, everyone is there and watching a Spanish Soap on TV and are trying to figure out what is going on.] 101
387 trying 5traiiN adj.难受的, 费劲的, 令人厌烦的 Rachel: Ooh, I was kinda hoping that wouldn't be an issue... [Scene: Monica's Apartment, everyone is there and watching a Spanish Soap on TV and are trying to figure out what is going on.] 101
10 spanish 5spAniF adj.西班牙的, 西班牙人的, 西班牙语的n.西班牙人, 西班牙语 Rachel: Ooh, I was kinda hoping that wouldn't be an issue... [Scene: Monica's Apartment, everyone is there and watching a Spanish Soap on TV and are trying to figure out what is going on.] 101
46 soap sEup n.肥皂      SOAP=Symbolic Optimal [Optimum]Assembly Program符号最优汇编程序 Rachel: Ooh, I was kinda hoping that wouldn't be an issue... [Scene: Monica's Apartment, everyone is there and watching a Spanish Soap on TV and are trying to figure out what is going on.] 101
12 issue 5isju: n.出版, 发行, (报刊等)期、号, 论点, 问题, 结果, (水, 血等的)流出vi.发行, 流出, 造成...结果, 进行辩护, 传下vt.使流出, 放出, 发行(钞票等), 发布(命令), 出版(书等)发给[律]子女, 后嗣 Rachel: Ooh, I was kinda hoping that wouldn't be an issue... [Scene: Monica's Apartment, everyone is there and watching a Spanish Soap on TV and are trying to figure out what is going on.] 101
43 hoping hRp v.单脚跳, (鸟, 蛙等)跳跃n.蛇麻草      HOP=High Oxygen Pressure 高氧压 Rachel: Ooh, I was kinda hoping that wouldn't be an issue... [Scene: Monica's Apartment, everyone is there and watching a Spanish Soap on TV and are trying to figure out what is going on.] 101
738 apartment E5pB:tmEnt n.<美>公寓住宅, 单元住宅, 房间 Rachel: Ooh, I was kinda hoping that wouldn't be an issue... [Scene: Monica's Apartment, everyone is there and watching a Spanish Soap on TV and are trying to figure out what is going on.] 101
994 an An; En art.一(在元音字母前代替不定代词a)[域] Netherlands Antilles , 荷兰属地      AN=Acid Number 酸值 Rachel: Ooh, I was kinda hoping that wouldn't be an issue... [Scene: Monica's Apartment, everyone is there and watching a Spanish Soap on TV and are trying to figure out what is going on.] 101
17 jobs dVCb n.工作, 零活, <口>职位, 事情vi.做零工, 打杂, 做股票经纪, 假公济私vt.代客买卖(股票,货物等), 批发, 承包, 欺骗      Job  [dVEub]  n. 1.〈圣经〉约伯 2.极有耐心的人 乔布(男子名) Rachel: So, like, you guys all have jobs? 101
172 parents 5pZErEnt n.双亲, 父亲(或母亲) Rachel: They're my new 'I don't need a job, I don't need my parents, I've got great boots' boots!  101
103 ugh uh, E:h int.啊, 唷 Rachel: Ugh. (To another customer that's leaving.) Excuse me, could you give this to that guy over there? (Hands him the coffee pot.) Go ahead. (He does so.) Thank you. (To the gang.) Sorry.  Okay, Las Vegas. 101
486 hands hAnd n.手, 掌管, 协助, 支配, 插手, 指针, 雇员, 手艺vt.支持, 搀扶, 交给 Rachel: Ugh. (To another customer that's leaving.) Excuse me, could you give this to that guy over there? (Hands him the coffee pot.) Go ahead. (He does so.) Thank you. (To the gang.) Sorry.  Okay, Las Vegas. 101
182 gang ^AN n.(一)伙, (一)群 Rachel: Ugh. (To another customer that's leaving.) Excuse me, could you give this to that guy over there? (Hands him the coffee pot.) Go ahead. (He does so.) Thank you. (To the gang.) Sorry.  Okay, Las Vegas. 101
198 excuse iks5kju:z vt.原谅, 申辩, 做为...的托辞, 为...免去n.饶恕, 致歉, 理由, 口实, 借口, 清借条, 免去 Rachel: Ugh. (To another customer that's leaving.) Excuse me, could you give this to that guy over there? (Hands him the coffee pot.) Go ahead. (He does so.) Thank you. (To the gang.) Sorry.  Okay, Las Vegas. 101
142 card kB:d n.纸牌, 卡片      CARD=Civil Aeronautics Research and Development Policy Study 民用航空研究与发展政策研究[美] Rachel: Uh, credit card.  101
154 father 5fB:TE n.父亲, 岳父, 公(丈夫的父亲), 祖先, 前辈, 长辈, 神父, 创始者vt.当...的父亲, 保护, 创立, 治理, 发明, 培养 Rachel: Um... my... father.  101
211 used ju:st adj.习惯的, 旧的, 用旧了的 Rachel: Want a wedding dress?   Hardly used. 101
10 hardly 5hB:dli adv.刚刚, 几乎不, 仅, 严厉的, 艰辛的 Rachel: Want a wedding dress?   Hardly used. 101
376 long lCN adj.长的, 长期的, 做多头的, 高的vi.渴望, 热望adv.长期地, 始终n.长时间, (市场上)做多头的人, [语音]长音节 Rachel: Well actually thanks, but I think I'm just gonna hang out here tonight.  It's been kinda a long day. 101
132 hang hAN n.悬挂的方式, (动作的)暂停, 中止vt.悬挂, 附着, 装饰, 绞死, 踌躇, 使悬而未决, 垂下vi.悬着, 垂下, 被绞死, 悬而不决 Rachel: Well actually thanks, but I think I'm just gonna hang out here tonight.  It's been kinda a long day. 101
2336 gonna 5^CnE <美> 将要(=going to) Rachel: Well actually thanks, but I think I'm just gonna hang out here tonight.  It's been kinda a long day. 101
807 been bi:n vbl.(be)的过去分词, 到过, 去过, 是, 有, 来过又走了 Rachel: Well actually thanks, but I think I'm just gonna hang out here tonight.  It's been kinda a long day. 101
554 actually 5AktFuElI adv.实际上, 事实上, 竟然, 居然, 如今 Rachel: Well actually thanks, but I think I'm just gonna hang out here tonight.  It's been kinda a long day. 101
206 supposed sE5pEuzd adj.假定的, 假像的 Rachel: Well, I was kinda supposed to be headed for Aruba on my honeymoon, so nothing! 101
30 honeymoon 5hQnImu:n n.蜜月vi.度蜜月v.度蜜月 Rachel: Well, I was kinda supposed to be headed for Aruba on my honeymoon, so nothing! 101
6 headed 5hedid adj.有头的, 有标题的 Rachel: Well, I was kinda supposed to be headed for Aruba on my honeymoon, so nothing! 101
6 aruba E`rU:bE 阿鲁巴岛[拉丁美洲](荷属安的列斯群岛中的大岛) Rachel: Well, I was kinda supposed to be headed for Aruba on my honeymoon, so nothing! 101
600 need ni:d n.需要, 必需, 必需品, 要求, 贫困vt.需要modal v.必要, 必须 Rachel: Well, maybe that's my decision. Well, maybe I don't need your money. Wait!! Wait, I said maybe!! 101
271 money 5mQni n.货币, 钱, 金钱 Rachel: Well, maybe that's my decision. Well, maybe I don't need your money. Wait!! Wait, I said maybe!! 101
30 decision di5siVEn n.决定, 决心, 决议, 结果, 果断, 坚定 Rachel: Well, maybe that's my decision. Well, maybe I don't need your money. Wait!! Wait, I said maybe!! 101
169 seen si:n vbl.see的过去分词 Rachel: Wow! Would I have seen you in anything? 101
1 symbolic sim5bClik adj.象征的, 符号的 Rachel: Y'know what?  I think we can just leave it at that.  It's kinda like a symbolic gesture... 101
18 gesture 5dVestFE n.姿态, 手势, 表示v.作手势, 以手势表示 Rachel: Y'know what?  I think we can just leave it at that.  It's kinda like a symbolic gesture... 101
795 make meik vt.制造, 安排, 使成为, 认为, 产生, 获得, 进行, 构成vi.开始, 前进, 增大, 被制造, 被处理n.制造, 构造, 性情 Rachel: Y'know, I figure if I can make coffee, there isn't anything I can't do. 101
9 sale seil n.出售, 卖出, 贱卖, 廉价出售, 销路, 销售额      SALE=Simple Algebraic Language for Engineers 工程师用简明代数语言 Rachel: You would be too if you found John and David boots on sale, fifty percent off!  101
18 percent pE5sent n.百分比, 百分数 Rachel: You would be too if you found John and David boots on sale, fifty percent off!  101
17 john dVCn John     n.约翰 Rachel: You would be too if you found John and David boots on sale, fifty percent off!  101
165 found faund v.建立, 创立, 创办, 使有根据, 铸造, 熔制 Rachel: You would be too if you found John and David boots on sale, fifty percent off!  101
17 fifty 5fifti adj.五十 Rachel: You would be too if you found John and David boots on sale, fifty percent off!  101
35 boots bu:ts n.擦靴人      Boots  [bu:ts]  布茨(男子名) Rachel: You would be too if you found John and David boots on sale, fifty percent off!  101
1485 good ^Jd n.好, 好事, 慷慨的行为, 好处, 利益adj.优良的, 上等的, 虔诚的, 愉快的, 慈善的, 好心的, 有益的 Ross: (choked voice) That'd be good... 101
8 choked tFEuk v.窒息, 哽住, 使呼吸困难, 阻塞n.窒息, 阻气门 Ross: (choked voice) That'd be good... 101
7 sniffing snif v.用力吸, 嗅, 闻到, 发觉, 轻视, 用力吸气n.吸, 闻, 吸气声, 嗤之以鼻 Ross: (clutching a beer can and sniffing) This was Carol's favorite beer. She always drank it out of the can, I should have known. 101
42 known nEun adj.知名的, 大家知道的vbl.know的过去分词 Ross: (clutching a beer can and sniffing) This was Carol's favorite beer. She always drank it out of the can, I should have known. 101
57 favorite 5feivErit n.特别喜欢的人(或物), 喜欢的事物, 亲信, 心腹, 幸运儿adj.喜爱的, 宠爱的, 中意的 Ross: (clutching a beer can and sniffing) This was Carol's favorite beer. She always drank it out of the can, I should have known. 101
7 drank drANk vbl.drink的过去式 Ross: (clutching a beer can and sniffing) This was Carol's favorite beer. She always drank it out of the can, I should have known. 101
3 clutching klQtF v.抓住, 攫住n.离合器 Ross: (clutching a beer can and sniffing) This was Carol's favorite beer. She always drank it out of the can, I should have known. 101
67 beer biE n.啤酒 Ross: (clutching a beer can and sniffing) This was Carol's favorite beer. She always drank it out of the can, I should have known. 101
110 whatever wCt5evE, hw- pron.凡是...,无论什么adj.无论怎样的, 无论哪一种的, 什么也 Ross: (in a deep voice) I'll have whatever Christine is having. 101
196 voice vCis n.声音, 嗓音, 发音能力, 意见, 发言权, [语法]语态vt.表达, 吐露 Ross: (in a deep voice) I'll have whatever Christine is having. 101
36 deep di:p adj.深的, 纵深的, 远离中心的, 深奥的, 难懂的, (指人)诡计多端的, 低沉的(声音)adv.深入地, 迟n.深渊, 深处 Ross: (in a deep voice) I'll have whatever Christine is having. 101
2 christine 5kristi:n n. 克里斯廷(女子名) Ross: (in a deep voice) I'll have whatever Christine is having. 101
2 mortified 5mC:tifai vt.克服, 苦修, 使苦恼vi.制欲, 苦行, 坏死 Ross: (mortified) Hi. 101
1253 hi hai int.嗨!(引人注意时的喊声,打招呼)      HI=Hawaiian Islands夏威夷群岛 Ross: (mortified) Hi. 101
36 normal 5nC:mEl n.正规, 常态, [数学]法线adj.正常的, 正规的, 标准的 Ross: (normal voice) No, go on! It's Paul the Wine Guy! 101
52 words wE:d n.字, 词, 话, 消息, 诺言, 命令vt.为...措辞      Word微软公司生产的文字处理软件。 Ross: (scornful) Grab a spoon. Do you know how long it's been since I've grabbed a spoon? Do the words 'Billy, don't be a hero' mean anything to you?  101
1 scornful 5skC:nful adj.轻蔑的 Ross: (scornful) Grab a spoon. Do you know how long it's been since I've grabbed a spoon? Do the words 'Billy, don't be a hero' mean anything to you?  101
4 worm wE:m n.虫, 蠕虫, 蚯蚓, 蜗杆, 螺纹, 小人物vi.蠕行, 慢慢前进vt.使蠕行, 慢慢地走, 给(烟草作物)除虫 Ross: (squatting and reading the instructions) I'm supposed to attach a brackety thing to the side things, using a bunch of these little worm guys. I have no brackety thing, I see no whim guys whatsoever and- I cannot feel my legs. 101
1 whim (h)wim n.一时的兴致, 幻想, 反复无常, 怪念头, 奇想 Ross: (squatting and reading the instructions) I'm supposed to attach a brackety thing to the side things, using a bunch of these little worm guys. I have no brackety thing, I see no whim guys whatsoever and- I cannot feel my legs. 101
2 whatsoever wRtsEJ5evE(r) pron.无论什么 Ross: (squatting and reading the instructions) I'm supposed to attach a brackety thing to the side things, using a bunch of these little worm guys. I have no brackety thing, I see no whim guys whatsoever and- I cannot feel my legs. 101
61 using   Usingvbl.用,利用 Ross: (squatting and reading the instructions) I'm supposed to attach a brackety thing to the side things, using a bunch of these little worm guys. I have no brackety thing, I see no whim guys whatsoever and- I cannot feel my legs. 101
2 squatting skwCt v.蹲坐, 蹲伏n.蹲坐adj.蹲着的 Ross: (squatting and reading the instructions) I'm supposed to attach a brackety thing to the side things, using a bunch of these little worm guys. I have no brackety thing, I see no whim guys whatsoever and- I cannot feel my legs. 101
139 side said n.边, 旁边, 面, 侧面, 胁, 一方, (一个)方面, 摆架子adj.旁边的, 侧面的, 副的, 枝节的vi.站在同一边 Ross: (squatting and reading the instructions) I'm supposed to attach a brackety thing to the side things, using a bunch of these little worm guys. I have no brackety thing, I see no whim guys whatsoever and- I cannot feel my legs. 101
222 reading 5ri:diN n.阅读, 知识, 读物, 表演, 对法律条文的解释adj.阅读的      Reading  [5rediN]  雷丁(姓氏) Ross: (squatting and reading the instructions) I'm supposed to attach a brackety thing to the side things, using a bunch of these little worm guys. I have no brackety thing, I see no whim guys whatsoever and- I cannot feel my legs. 101
57 legs   legsn.木头支架 Ross: (squatting and reading the instructions) I'm supposed to attach a brackety thing to the side things, using a bunch of these little worm guys. I have no brackety thing, I see no whim guys whatsoever and- I cannot feel my legs. 101
4 instructions in5strQkFEn n.指示, 用法说明(书), 教育, 指导, 指令 Ross: (squatting and reading the instructions) I'm supposed to attach a brackety thing to the side things, using a bunch of these little worm guys. I have no brackety thing, I see no whim guys whatsoever and- I cannot feel my legs. 101
98 cannot 5kAnCt, 5kAnEt conj.不能 Ross: (squatting and reading the instructions) I'm supposed to attach a brackety thing to the side things, using a bunch of these little worm guys. I have no brackety thing, I see no whim guys whatsoever and- I cannot feel my legs. 101
73 bunch bQntF n.串, 束v.捆成一束 Ross: (squatting and reading the instructions) I'm supposed to attach a brackety thing to the side things, using a bunch of these little worm guys. I have no brackety thing, I see no whim guys whatsoever and- I cannot feel my legs. 101
3 attach E5tAtF vt.缚上, 系上, 贴上v.配属, 隶属于 Ross: (squatting and reading the instructions) I'm supposed to attach a brackety thing to the side things, using a bunch of these little worm guys. I have no brackety thing, I see no whim guys whatsoever and- I cannot feel my legs. 101
4 wandering 5wCndEriN adj.漫游的, 徘徊的, 流浪的, 蜿蜒的n.漫游, 离题, 神志恍惚 Ross: A wandering? 101
175 tries trai n.尝试v.试, 试图, 努力, 试验, 磨难, 考验, 审问 Ross: Come on, you made coffee!   You can do anything! (Chandler slowly tries to hide the now dead plant from that morning when he and Joey poured their coffee into it.) 101
512 their TZE, TEr pron.他们的, 她们的, 它们的 Ross: Come on, you made coffee!   You can do anything! (Chandler slowly tries to hide the now dead plant from that morning when he and Joey poured their coffee into it.) 101
79 slowly 5slEJlI adv.慢慢地, 迟缓地 Ross: Come on, you made coffee!   You can do anything! (Chandler slowly tries to hide the now dead plant from that morning when he and Joey poured their coffee into it.) 101
1 poured pC:, pCE v.灌注, 倾泻, 涌入, 流, 倾盆大雨 Ross: Come on, you made coffee!   You can do anything! (Chandler slowly tries to hide the now dead plant from that morning when he and Joey poured their coffee into it.) 101
53 hide haid n.兽皮, 皮革v.剥...的皮, 痛打, 隐藏, 掩藏, 隐瞒, 掩饰 Ross: Come on, you made coffee!   You can do anything! (Chandler slowly tries to hide the now dead plant from that morning when he and Joey poured their coffee into it.) 101
111 asked B:sk vi.询问, 问, 要求vt.问, 要求, 需要, 邀请 Ross: He finally asked you out? 101
11 sophisticated sE5fistikeitid adj.诡辩的, 久经世故的 Ross: I assume we're looking for an answer more sophisticated than 'to get you into bed'.  101
15 assume E5sju:m vt.假定, 设想, 采取, 呈现 Ross: I assume we're looking for an answer more sophisticated than 'to get you into bed'.  101
361 married 5mArid adj.已婚的, 婚姻的 Ross: I don't want to be single, okay? I just... I just- I just wanna be married again! 101
878 again E5^ein adv.又, 再次, 此外, 再一次 Ross: I don't want to be single, okay? I just... I just- I just wanna be married again! 101
30 hungry 5hQN^ri adj.饥饿的, 渴望的, 荒年的, 不毛的 Ross: I honestly don't know if I'm hungry or horny. 101
9 horny 5hC:ni adj.角状的 Ross: I honestly don't know if I'm hungry or horny. 101
9 honestly 5RnIstlI adv.真诚地, 公正地 Ross: I honestly don't know if I'm hungry or horny. 101
5 tied taId v.系,打结,约束vbl.系,打结,约束 Ross: I just feel like someone reached down my throat, grabbed my small intestine, pulled it out of my mouth and tied it around my neck... 101
41 throat WrEut n.咽喉, 喉咙, 嗓音, 窄路, 口子vt.用喉音说, 开沟于 Ross: I just feel like someone reached down my throat, grabbed my small intestine, pulled it out of my mouth and tied it around my neck... 101
351 someone 5sQmwQn pron.有人, 某人 Ross: I just feel like someone reached down my throat, grabbed my small intestine, pulled it out of my mouth and tied it around my neck... 101
86 small smC:l adj.小的, 少的 Ross: I just feel like someone reached down my throat, grabbed my small intestine, pulled it out of my mouth and tied it around my neck... 101
12 reached ri:tF n.延伸, 区域, 河段, 范围, (车子前后轴的)联接杆, 横风行驶vt.到达, 达到, 伸出, 影响vi.达到, 延伸, 伸出手, 传开 Ross: I just feel like someone reached down my throat, grabbed my small intestine, pulled it out of my mouth and tied it around my neck... 101
20 pulled 下来的 Ross: I just feel like someone reached down my throat, grabbed my small intestine, pulled it out of my mouth and tied it around my neck... 101
47 neck nek n.脖子, 颈, 颈壮物 Ross: I just feel like someone reached down my throat, grabbed my small intestine, pulled it out of my mouth and tied it around my neck... 101
128 mouth mauW n.口, 嘴 Ross: I just feel like someone reached down my throat, grabbed my small intestine, pulled it out of my mouth and tied it around my neck... 101
1 intestine in5testin adj.内部的, 国内的n.[解, 动]肠 Ross: I just feel like someone reached down my throat, grabbed my small intestine, pulled it out of my mouth and tied it around my neck... 101
9 grabbed ^rAb v.抢夺, 攫取, 夺取 Ross: I just feel like someone reached down my throat, grabbed my small intestine, pulled it out of my mouth and tied it around my neck... 101
430 feel fi:l vt.摸, 触, 试探, 感觉, 觉得, 触摸, 以为vi.有知觉, (人)有某种感觉, 摸索, 同情n.感觉, 觉得, 触摸 Ross: I just feel like someone reached down my throat, grabbed my small intestine, pulled it out of my mouth and tied it around my neck... 101
680 around E5raund adv.周围, 四周, 到处, 大约, 左右prep.在...周围, 四处 Ross: I just feel like someone reached down my throat, grabbed my small intestine, pulled it out of my mouth and tied it around my neck... 101
134 means mi:nz n.手段, 方法v.意味, 想要 Ross: I just grabbed a spoon. (Ross exits and Monica has no idea what that means.)  101
3603 well wel adj.健康的, 良好的, 适当的adv.好, 满意地, 充分地, 彻底地, 有理地, 适当地, 夸奖地n.井vi.涌出 Ross: I told mom and dad last night, they seemed to take it pretty well. 101
401 told tEuld vbl.tell的过去式和过去分词 Ross: I told mom and dad last night, they seemed to take it pretty well. 101
865 take teik v.拿, 拿走, 取, 抓, 占领, 获得, 接受, 感受n.捕获量 Ross: I told mom and dad last night, they seemed to take it pretty well. 101
23 seemed si:m vi.象是, 似乎 Ross: I told mom and dad last night, they seemed to take it pretty well. 101
330 pretty 5priti adj.漂亮的, 可爱的, 优美的, 机灵的, 恰当的 Ross: I told mom and dad last night, they seemed to take it pretty well. 101
518 night nait n.夜, 夜晚, 黑暗, 死亡 Ross: I told mom and dad last night, they seemed to take it pretty well. 101
277 mom mCm n.妈妈      MOM=Mass Optical Memory大容量光存储器 Ross: I told mom and dad last night, they seemed to take it pretty well. 101
465 last lB:st adj.最后的, 临终的, 末尾的, 最近的, 结论性的vi.持续, 支持, 维持vt.使维持, 楦adv.最后, 后来n.最后, 末尾, 临终, 鞋楦头 Ross: I told mom and dad last night, they seemed to take it pretty well. 101
276 dad dAd n.爸爸, 爹爹      DAD=Data Automation Digest 《数据自动处理文摘》 (期刊) Ross: I told mom and dad last night, they seemed to take it pretty well. 101
2202 really 5riEli adv.真正地, 实在地, (表语气)真的吗? Ross: I'll be fine, alright? Really, everyone. I hope she'll be very happy. 101
118 hope hEup n.希望, 信心v.希望, 盼望, 期待, 信赖      Hope  [hEup]  霍普(姓氏, 女子名) Ross: I'll be fine, alright? Really, everyone. I hope she'll be very happy. 101
366 happy 5hApi adj.快乐的, 幸福的, 陶醉于...的, 恰当的 Ross: I'll be fine, alright? Really, everyone. I hope she'll be very happy. 101
431 everyone 5evriwQn pron.每个人, 人人 Ross: I'll be fine, alright? Really, everyone. I hope she'll be very happy. 101
50 divorced   divorced离婚的 Ross: I'm divorced!  I'm only 26 and I'm divorced! 101
22 reach ri:tF n.延伸, 区域, 河段, 范围, (车子前后轴的)联接杆, 横风行驶vt.到达, 达到, 伸出, 影响vi.达到, 延伸, 伸出手, 传开 Ross: Mmm. (They both reach for the last cookie) Oh, no-  101
47 mmm   MMM=megamegamega兆兆兆,百亿亿 Ross: Mmm. (They both reach for the last cookie) Oh, no-  101
351 left left adj.左边的, 左倾的, 左侧的, 左派的, 左翼的adv.在左面n.左, 左边, 左派vbl.leave的过去式和过去分词 Ross: No I don't, to hell with her, she left me! 101
180 hell hel n.地狱, 苦境, 阴间, 地狱中的人, 训斥vi.狂饮, 飞驰int.该死! Ross: No I don't, to hell with her, she left me! 101
1530 why (h)wai adv.为什么, ...的(理由)int.(表吃惊, 满意等)哎呀!什么?      Why的问句时, 只能用because不能用for。再者, for不能跟 Ross: No!! Okay?! Why does everyone keep fixating on that? She didn't know, how should I know? 101
740 should Fud, FEd, Fd v.aux.应该, 将要 Ross: No!! Okay?! Why does everyone keep fixating on that? She didn't know, how should I know? 101
5352 on Cn prep.在...之上, 依附于, 临近, 靠近, 向, 在...时候, 关于, 涉及adv.在上, 向前, 行动中, 作用中 Ross: No!! Okay?! Why does everyone keep fixating on that? She didn't know, how should I know? 101
285 keep ki:p n.保持, 保养, 生计, 监狱, [史]要塞vt.保持, 保存, 遵守, 经营, 看守, 拘留, 维持, 记(日记,帐等)vi.保持, 继续不断 Ross: No!! Okay?! Why does everyone keep fixating on that? She didn't know, how should I know? 101
1835 how hau adv.(指范围, 程度, 数量, 价值)多少, 多么n.方式(或方法) Ross: No!! Okay?! Why does everyone keep fixating on that? She didn't know, how should I know? 101
1 fixating 5fikseit vi.视线移向, 注视vt.使固定, 注视, 凝视, 集中(眼)力 Ross: No!! Okay?! Why does everyone keep fixating on that? She didn't know, how should I know? 101
451 stop stCp n.停止, 车站, 逗留, 障碍, 风琴的音栓, 填塞vi.停止, 被塞住vt.塞住, 堵塞, 阻止, 击落, 断绝, 终止, 难倒 Ross: No, no don't! Stop cleansing my aura! No, just leave my aura alone, okay? 101
441 leave li:v n.许可, 同意, 请假, 休假vt.离开, 动身, 剩下, 遗忘, 委托, 遗弃vi.出发, 离开, 生叶, 动身 Ross: No, no don't! Stop cleansing my aura! No, just leave my aura alone, okay? 101
7 cleansing 5klenziN 清洁, 使清洁的人或物adj.有去污作用的 Ross: No, no don't! Stop cleansing my aura! No, just leave my aura alone, okay? 101
3 aura 5C:rE n.气氛, 气味, (圣象头部的)光环[医]先兆, 预感 Ross: No, no don't! Stop cleansing my aura! No, just leave my aura alone, okay? 101
155 alone E5lEun adj.单独的, 独一无二的, 孤独的, 独自的adv.独自地 Ross: No, no don't! Stop cleansing my aura! No, just leave my aura alone, okay? 101
36 sometime 5sQmtaim adv.在某一时候, 曾经, 有一天 Ross: No. No, I gotta go home sometime.  101
284 home hEum n.家, 住宅, 家乡, 本国, 产地, 避难所adj.家庭的, 国内的, 有效的adv.在家, 回家, 深入地, 在本国      Home  [hEum, hju:m]  霍姆, 休姆(姓氏) Ross: No. No, I gotta go home sometime.  101
2 vulnerability 9vQlnErE`bIlEtI n.弱点, 攻击 Ross: Oh. Listen, do you think- and try not to let my intense vulnerability become any kind of a factor here- but do you think it would be okay if I asked you out? Sometime? Maybe?  101
274 kind kaind n.种类, 性质adj.仁慈的, 和蔼的, 亲切的, 友爱的 Ross: Oh. Listen, do you think- and try not to let my intense vulnerability become any kind of a factor here- but do you think it would be okay if I asked you out? Sometime? Maybe?  101
14 intense in5tens adj.强烈的, 剧烈的, 热切的, 热情的, 激烈的 Ross: Oh. Listen, do you think- and try not to let my intense vulnerability become any kind of a factor here- but do you think it would be okay if I asked you out? Sometime? Maybe?  101
3 factor 5fAktE n.因素, 要素, 因数, 代理人 Ross: Oh. Listen, do you think- and try not to let my intense vulnerability become any kind of a factor here- but do you think it would be okay if I asked you out? Sometime? Maybe?  101
20 major 5meidVE n.<美>[教]主修课, [律]成年人, [乐]大调adj.主修的, 成年的, 大调的vi.主修 Ross: Okay. (They split it.) You know you probably didn't know this, but back in high school, I had a, um, major crush on you.  101
43 crush krQF vt.压碎, 碾碎, 压服, 压垮, 粉碎, (使)变形 Ross: Okay. (They split it.) You know you probably didn't know this, but back in high school, I had a, um, major crush on you.  101
90 wine wain n.葡萄酒, 酒 Ross: Paul the Wine Guy, Paul? 101
199 year jE:, jiE n.年, 年龄, 年岁 Ross: Right, you're not even getting your honeymoon, God.. No, no, although, Aruba, this time of year... talk about your- (thinks) -big lizards... Anyway, if you don't feel like being alone tonight, Joey and Chandler are coming over to help me put together my new furniture. 101
406 together tE5^eTE adv.共同, 一起, 合起来, 集拢地 Ross: Right, you're not even getting your honeymoon, God.. No, no, although, Aruba, this time of year... talk about your- (thinks) -big lizards... Anyway, if you don't feel like being alone tonight, Joey and Chandler are coming over to help me put together my new furniture. 101
168 thinks WiNk v.想, 思索, 认为vt.认为, 以为, 预料 Ross: Right, you're not even getting your honeymoon, God.. No, no, although, Aruba, this time of year... talk about your- (thinks) -big lizards... Anyway, if you don't feel like being alone tonight, Joey and Chandler are coming over to help me put together my new furniture. 101
597 talk tC:k v.谈话, 讲, 谈论, 议论, 说服某人做某事n.谈话, 会谈, 讲演, 讲话 Ross: Right, you're not even getting your honeymoon, God.. No, no, although, Aruba, this time of year... talk about your- (thinks) -big lizards... Anyway, if you don't feel like being alone tonight, Joey and Chandler are coming over to help me put together my new furniture. 101
446 put pQt vt.放, 摆, 安置, 表达, 迫使, 移动, 提出, 赋予vi.出发, 航行, 发芽, 击n.掷, 投击, 笨蛋, 怪人vbl.put的过去式和过去分词adj.固定不动的 Ross: Right, you're not even getting your honeymoon, God.. No, no, although, Aruba, this time of year... talk about your- (thinks) -big lizards... Anyway, if you don't feel like being alone tonight, Joey and Chandler are coming over to help me put together my new furniture. 101
1 lizards 5lizEd n.[动]蜥蜴 Ross: Right, you're not even getting your honeymoon, God.. No, no, although, Aruba, this time of year... talk about your- (thinks) -big lizards... Anyway, if you don't feel like being alone tonight, Joey and Chandler are coming over to help me put together my new furniture. 101
351 help help n.帮忙, 补救办法, 助手, 治疗, <美>佣工vt.帮助, 助长, 接济, 治疗, 款待vi.有用, 救命, 招待[计] 显示命令格式的简短概述      HELP=Helicopter Electronic Landing Path 直升飞机电子着陆系统 Ross: Right, you're not even getting your honeymoon, God.. No, no, although, Aruba, this time of year... talk about your- (thinks) -big lizards... Anyway, if you don't feel like being alone tonight, Joey and Chandler are coming over to help me put together my new furniture. 101
498 getting 5^etiN 获得(物) 利益 Ross: Right, you're not even getting your honeymoon, God.. No, no, although, Aruba, this time of year... talk about your- (thinks) -big lizards... Anyway, if you don't feel like being alone tonight, Joey and Chandler are coming over to help me put together my new furniture. 101
22 furniture 5fE:nitFE n.家具, 设备, 储藏物 Ross: Right, you're not even getting your honeymoon, God.. No, no, although, Aruba, this time of year... talk about your- (thinks) -big lizards... Anyway, if you don't feel like being alone tonight, Joey and Chandler are coming over to help me put together my new furniture. 101
360 coming 5kQmiN n.来达adj.就要来的, 将来的, 大有前途的 Ross: Right, you're not even getting your honeymoon, God.. No, no, although, Aruba, this time of year... talk about your- (thinks) -big lizards... Anyway, if you don't feel like being alone tonight, Joey and Chandler are coming over to help me put together my new furniture. 101
268 being 5bi:iN n.存在, 生命, 人, 本质art.在, 有, 是 Ross: Right, you're not even getting your honeymoon, God.. No, no, although, Aruba, this time of year... talk about your- (thinks) -big lizards... Anyway, if you don't feel like being alone tonight, Joey and Chandler are coming over to help me put together my new furniture. 101
54 although C:l5TEu conj.虽然, 尽管 Ross: Right, you're not even getting your honeymoon, God.. No, no, although, Aruba, this time of year... talk about your- (thinks) -big lizards... Anyway, if you don't feel like being alone tonight, Joey and Chandler are coming over to help me put together my new furniture. 101
1272 sorry 5sCri adj.遗憾的, 对不起的, 可怜的, 抱歉的 Ross: Sorry. 101
27 split split v.劈开, (使)裂开, 分裂, 分离n.裂开, 裂口, 裂痕      Split  [split]  斯普利特(南斯拉夫港市) Ross: Split it?  101
491 thanks WANk vt.感谢, 用于表示强制的要求, 用将来时 Ross: Thanks. 101
167 took tuk vbl.take的过去式 v.拿, 拿走, 取, 抓, 占领, 获得, 接受, 感受 Ross: That only took me an hour. 101
88 word wE:d n.字, 词, 话, 消息, 诺言, 命令vt.为...措辞      Word微软公司生产的文字处理软件。 Ross: The word you're looking for is 'Anyway'...  101
5 image 5imidV n.图象, 肖像, 偶像, 形象化的比喻, 极为相象, 映像, 典型vt.想象, 作...的像, 反映, 象征 Ross: There's an image.  101
219 window 5windEu n.窗, 窗口 Ross: Y'know, here's the thing. Even if I could get it together enough to- to ask a woman out,... who am I gonna ask? (He gazes out of the window.) 101
3 gazes ^eiz v.盯, 凝视n.凝视 Ross: Y'know, here's the thing. Even if I could get it together enough to- to ask a woman out,... who am I gonna ask? (He gazes out of the window.) 101
206 enough i5nQf adj.足够的, 充足的, 只够做...的n.充足, 足够, 很多adv.足够地, 充分地int.够了! Ross: Y'know, here's the thing. Even if I could get it together enough to- to ask a woman out,... who am I gonna ask? (He gazes out of the window.) 101
48 trouble 5trQbl n.烦恼, 麻烦, 动乱, 纠纷, 疾病, 故障, 问题vt.(使)烦恼, 麻烦, 打扰, 麻烦自己, 费神, 费心 Ross: You can see where he'd have trouble. 101
1812 see si: v.看, 看见, 了解, 领会, 注意, 留心, 经历, 阅历 Ross: You can see where he'd have trouble. 101
30 older   olderadj.年长的 Ross: You did! Oh.... I always figured you just thought I was Monica's geeky older brother.  101
3 geeky   geekyadj.〈俚〉令人讨厌的 Ross: You did! Oh.... I always figured you just thought I was Monica's geeky older brother.  101
76 figured 5fi^Ed adj.以图形和数字表示的, 华丽的 Ross: You did! Oh.... I always figured you just thought I was Monica's geeky older brother.  101
16 unfortunately Qn5fC:tjJnEtlI adv.不幸地 Ross: You know what the scariest part is? What if there's only one woman for everybody, y'know? I mean what if you get one woman- and that's it? Unfortunately in my case, there was only one woman- for her... 101
3 scariest 5skZEri adj.引起惊慌的 Ross: You know what the scariest part is? What if there's only one woman for everybody, y'know? I mean what if you get one woman- and that's it? Unfortunately in my case, there was only one woman- for her... 101
57 case keis n.事, 病例, 案例, 情形, 场合, 讼案, 容器, (语法)格      CASE=Centre for Advanced Studies in Environment 环境高级研究中心([英]建筑协会)      Casen. 〈计〉计算机辅助软件工程 Ross: You know what the scariest part is? What if there's only one woman for everybody, y'know? I mean what if you get one woman- and that's it? Unfortunately in my case, there was only one woman- for her... 101
735 where (h)wZE adv.什么地方, 在哪里, ...的(地方) The One Where Monica Gets a New Roommate (The Pilot-The Uncut Version) 101
15 version 5vE:FEn n.译文, 译本, 翻译 The One Where Monica Gets a New Roommate (The Pilot-The Uncut Version) 101
1 uncut 5Qn5kQt adj.未切的, 未雕琢的 The One Where Monica Gets a New Roommate (The Pilot-The Uncut Version) 101
22316 the Ti:, Ti; TE, T art.那      THE=Technical Help to Exporters 出口商的技术协助[英] The One Where Monica Gets a New Roommate (The Pilot-The Uncut Version) 101
86 roommate   roommaten.同屋者, 室友 The One Where Monica Gets a New Roommate (The Pilot-The Uncut Version) 101
4 pilot 5pailEt n.飞行员, 领航员, 引水员vt.驾驶(飞机等), 领航, 引水v.驾驶 The One Where Monica Gets a New Roommate (The Pilot-The Uncut Version) 101
2294 one wQn pron.一个人, 任何人, 一方num.一, 一个adj.一方的, 某一, 同样的 The One Where Monica Gets a New Roommate (The Pilot-The Uncut Version) 101
548 new nju: adj.新的, 初见的, 更新的adv.新近 The One Where Monica Gets a New Roommate (The Pilot-The Uncut Version) 101
10893 monica 5mCnikE n.莫尼卡(f.) The One Where Monica Gets a New Roommate (The Pilot-The Uncut Version) 101
591 gets ^et vt.获得, 变成, 收获, 使得, 挣得, 受到(惩罚,打击等), 染上, 抓住vi.到达, 成为, 变得n.生殖, 幼兽 The One Where Monica Gets a New Roommate (The Pilot-The Uncut Version) 101
13554 a ei art.一n.字母A      Aabbr. 安 (ampere) As 或 A's The One Where Monica Gets a New Roommate (The Pilot-The Uncut Version) 101
193 transcribed trAns5kraib v.转录 Transcribed by: guineapig 101
54 waitress 5weitris n.女服务生 Waitress: Can I get you some coffee? 101
184 written 5ritn vbl.write的过去分词 Written by: Marta Kauffman & David Crane 101
185 david 5deivid n.大卫 Written by: Marta Kauffman & David Crane 101
1264 by bai prep.在附近, 在旁边, 经, 由, 依据, 按照, 通过, 用adv.通过, 经过, 附近[域] Belarus, 白俄罗斯 Written by: Marta Kauffman & David Crane 101
339 each i:tF adj.各自的, 每个的, 每一pron.各, 各自, 每个adv.每个 (Barry and Rachel look at each other.)  102
273 behind bi5haind adv.在后地prep.在...之后 (Carol, Ross's ex-wife, has entered behind them and is standing outstide the exhibit.)  102
221 pick pik n.精选, 掘, 鹤嘴锄vt.摘, 掘, 凿, 挑选, 挖, 挑剔vi.摘, 掘, 凿, 挖, 挑选v.拾取 (Chandler, Joey, and Phoebe start to pick through the lasagne as there's a knock on the door which Monica answers.)  102
104 answers 5B:nsE n.答案, 回答, 答辩, 抗辩v.回答说, 答复说, 符合, 反响, 响应 (Chandler, Joey, and Phoebe start to pick through the lasagne as there's a knock on the door which Monica answers.)  102
70 returns ri5tE:n n.回来, 返回, 来回票, 利润, 回答adj.返回的, 回程的, 报答的, 反向的, 重现的vi.回返, 归还vt.归还, 回报, 报告, 获得, 回答, 返回 (He turns to go, but the sound of the sonogram catches hes ear.  He returns and stares at it.) 102
1 hes   HES=Heavy-Enamel Single-Silk 厚漆单层丝色的 (He turns to go, but the sound of the sonogram catches hes ear.  He returns and stares at it.) 102
50 ear iE n.耳朵, 倾听, 听觉, 听力, 穗vi.抽穗      EAR=East African Railways 东非铁路公司 (He turns to go, but the sound of the sonogram catches hes ear.  He returns and stares at it.) 102
40 catches kAtF n.捕捉, 捕获物, (窗)钩v.捕获, 赶上(车船等), 发觉, 感染(疾病)vi.抓住,燃着 (He turns to go, but the sound of the sonogram catches hes ear.  He returns and stares at it.) 102
82 stares steE(r) v.(~ at) 凝视, 盯着看 (Joey starts to eat the rest of the lasagne and everyone turns and stares at him.)  102
180 rest rest n.休息, 静止, 支持物, 台, 架, [音]休止符, 其余, 其他vi.休息, 睡眠, 静止, 依靠, 搁在, 保持(状态), 取决于vt.使休息, 使静止, 睡眠, 依靠, 搁在      REST=Radar Electronic Scan Technique 雷达电子扫描技术 (Joey starts to eat the rest of the lasagne and everyone turns and stares at him.)  102
315 bathroom 5bB:Wru:m n.浴室, 盥洗室 (Joey turns off the lights, and they all leave as Rachel starts to clean up.  Ross enters from the bathroom.)  102
27 pillow 5pilEu n.枕头, 枕垫 (Monica starts to fluff a pillow.)  102
3 fluff flQf n.软毛, 柔毛, 绒毛, 错误, 无价值的东西vi.起毛, 变松, 出错vt.使起毛, 抖松, 念错(台词) (Monica starts to fluff a pillow.)  102
11 ensues in5sju: vi.跟着发生, 继起vt.(基督教《圣经》用语)追求 (Stunned silence ensues.)  102
11 patient 5peiFEnt n.病人, 患者adj.忍耐的, 耐心的 [Scene Barry's office, Barry is working on patient, Robbie, as Rachel enters.]  102
285 office 5Cfis n.办公室, 办事处, 事务所, <英>政府机关, 部, 公职, 职责, 帮助 [Scene Barry's office, Barry is working on patient, Robbie, as Rachel enters.]  102
17 pouring 5pC:riN 传布 [Scene, Monica and Rachel's, Monica and Ross are pouring wine for their parents.]  102
31 mirror 5mirE n.镜子, 真实反映情况的东西, 典范vt.反映, 映出n.DOS命令:在磁盘安全区域存贮根目录和文件分配表      Mirror(反射)镜;反映[射];[WIN]对称[M]; DOS命令:在磁盘安全区域存贮根目录和文件分配表 [Scene: Barry's office, Rachel is doing her makeup in the mirror on Barry's lamp as Barry enters.]  102
16 makeup `meIkQp n.天性, 化妆品, 补充, 虚构, 组成, 结构, 补考, 体格 [Scene: Barry's office, Rachel is doing her makeup in the mirror on Barry's lamp as Barry enters.]  102
37 lamp lAmp n.灯vt.照亮 [Scene: Barry's office, Rachel is doing her makeup in the mirror on Barry's lamp as Barry enters.]  102
12 arguing 5B:^ju: vi.争论, 辩论vt.说服 [Scene: Carol's OB/GYN, they're still arguing about what to name the baby.]  102
125 tape teip, tep n.带子, 带, 录音带, 磁带vt.录音 [Scene: Monica and Rachel's apartment, everyone is watching the tape of the sonogram.   Rachel is on the phone.] 102
43 company 5kQmpEni n.公司, 陪伴, (一)群, (一)队, (一)伙, 连, 连队 [Scene: Monica and Rachel's, Chandler, Joey, Phoebe, and Monica are watching Three's Company.] 102
17 worker 5wE:kE n.工人 [Scene: Museum of Prehistoric History, Ross and a co-worker (Marsha) are setting up an exhibit which includes some mannequins of cave people.]  102
21 setting 5setiN n.安置, 安装, (太阳)落山, (固定东西的)框架, 底座 [Scene: Museum of Prehistoric History, Ross and a co-worker (Marsha) are setting up an exhibit which includes some mannequins of cave people.]  102
3 prehistoric 5pri:his5tCrik adj.史前的, 陈旧的 [Scene: Museum of Prehistoric History, Ross and a co-worker (Marsha) are setting up an exhibit which includes some mannequins of cave people.]  102
59 museum mju(:)5ziEm n.博物馆 [Scene: Museum of Prehistoric History, Ross and a co-worker (Marsha) are setting up an exhibit which includes some mannequins of cave people.]  102
7 marsha `mB:FE n.玛莎(Marcia的异体)(f.) [Scene: Museum of Prehistoric History, Ross and a co-worker (Marsha) are setting up an exhibit which includes some mannequins of cave people.]  102
2 mannequins 5mAnikin n.服装模特儿, 人体模型 [Scene: Museum of Prehistoric History, Ross and a co-worker (Marsha) are setting up an exhibit which includes some mannequins of cave people.]  102
3 includes in5 klu:d vt.包括, 包含 [Scene: Museum of Prehistoric History, Ross and a co-worker (Marsha) are setting up an exhibit which includes some mannequins of cave people.]  102
30 history 5histEri n.历史, 历史学, 过去的事(的记载), 来历, 历史记录 [Scene: Museum of Prehistoric History, Ross and a co-worker (Marsha) are setting up an exhibit which includes some mannequins of cave people.]  102
6 exhibit i^5zibit vt.展出, 陈列n.展览品, 陈列品, 展品v.展示 [Scene: Museum of Prehistoric History, Ross and a co-worker (Marsha) are setting up an exhibit which includes some mannequins of cave people.]  102
38 co Colombia , 哥伦比亚abbr.[商]Cash Order,现付票abbr.[商]Certificate of Origin,货源证书      Co[化]元素钴(cobalt)的符号 [Scene: Museum of Prehistoric History, Ross and a co-worker (Marsha) are setting up an exhibit which includes some mannequins of cave people.]  102
10 cave keiv n.洞穴, 窑洞vi.凹陷, 投降vt.挖洞, 使凹陷 [Scene: Museum of Prehistoric History, Ross and a co-worker (Marsha) are setting up an exhibit which includes some mannequins of cave people.]  102
36 sec sek; sZk n.(=second)秒n.[法] 干的 略具甜味的, (香槟酒)含糖量为3-5%的, 淡的      SEC  [sek]  abbr.Scurities and Exchange Commission, 证券交易委员会n.secretary,秘书,书记,大臣n.秒      Secabbr. 秘书 (Secretary) Barry: (answering the intercom) Be right there. (To Robbie and Rachel) Be back in a sec.  102
74 answering   answering应答的, 答复的 Barry: (answering the intercom) Be right there. (To Robbie and Rachel) Be back in a sec.  102
47 taken 5teikEn vbl.take的过去分词 Barry: Careful! They haven't quite taken yet.  102
44 quite kwait adv.相当, 完全, 十分, 彻底 Barry: Careful! They haven't quite taken yet.  102
33 careful 5kZEful adj.小心的, 仔细的 Barry: Careful! They haven't quite taken yet.  102
81 mindy `mIndI n.明迪(Minna的异体)(f.) Barry: No! (To Rachel) I went with Mindy.  102
102 hurt hE:t v.刺痛, 伤害, (使)痛心, (使)伤感情, 危害, 损害, 受伤n.伤痛, 伤害 Barry: No. I went with, uh.. Now, this may hurt.  102
342 wanted 5wCntid adj.wanted by the police 被通缉的 Barry: Not for her. Listen, I really wanted to thank you.  102
5 orthodontist 9R:WEJ`dCntIst n.正牙医生 Barry: See, about a month ago, I wanted to hurt you. More than I've ever wanted to hurt anyone in my life. And I'm an orthodontist.  102
50 month mQnW n.月 Barry: See, about a month ago, I wanted to hurt you. More than I've ever wanted to hurt anyone in my life. And I'm an orthodontist.  102
132 ago E5^Eu adv.以前的, 以往的 Barry: See, about a month ago, I wanted to hurt you. More than I've ever wanted to hurt anyone in my life. And I'm an orthodontist.  102
34 jason   Jasonn. 詹森(男子名) Bernice: (over intercom) Dr. Farber, Jason Greenstein's gagging.  102
2 gagging ^A^ n.塞口物, 随口科白, 打诨, 箝口物, 箝制言论, 讨论终结vt.塞物于...的口中, 禁止, 使窒息, 使呕吐, 压制言论自由, 插科打诨, 欺骗vi.窒息, 作呕, 欺骗, 插科打诨 Bernice: (over intercom) Dr. Farber, Jason Greenstein's gagging.  102
5 bernice 5bE:nis, bE:5ni:s n.伯妮斯(Berenice的异体)(f.) Bernice: (over intercom) Dr. Farber, Jason Greenstein's gagging.  102
74 grandmother 5^rAnd7mQTE n.祖母 Carol: As in my grandmother.  102
479 dr   DR=Dark Red 紫红色      Drn.博士, 医生 Carol: Dr. Oberman.  102
3 minnie 5mini n.女人名, <军俚>(德国)追击炮 Carol: -if it's a boy, Minnie if it's a girl.  102
120 pregnant 5pre^nEnt adj.怀孕的, 重要的, 富有意义的, 孕育的 Carol: I'm pregnant.  102
8 paranoid 5pArEnCid n.(=paranoiac)患妄想狂者adj.类似妄想狂的 Carol: Marty's still totally paranoid. Oh, and, uh-  102
86 talked tC:k v.谈话, 讲, 谈论, 议论, 说服某人做某事n.谈话, 会谈, 讲演, 讲话 Carol: No, actually, um, we talked about Helen Willick-Bunch.  102
5 suggesting sE5dVest vt.建议, 提出, 使想起, 暗示 Carol: Ross. You're not actually suggesting Helen Willick-Bunch-Geller? 'Cause I think that borders on child abuse.  102
1 borders 5bC:dE n.边界, 国界, 边, 边沿, 边境vt.与...接壤, 接近v.接壤 Carol: Ross. You're not actually suggesting Helen Willick-Bunch-Geller? 'Cause I think that borders on child abuse.  102
31 horror 5hCrE n.惊骇, 恐怖, 惨事, 极端厌恶 Carol: Ross? That opens my cervix. (He drops it in horror.)  102
72 drops drCp v.滴下, 落下, (使声音等)变弱, (使价格等)下降, 使跌倒, 使结束, 不再讨论, 停止与(某人)交往n.落下, 下降, 滴, 滴剂, 点滴, 微量, 下跌 Carol: Ross? That opens my cervix. (He drops it in horror.)  102
3 cervix 5sE:viks n.[解]颈部, 子宫颈 Carol: Ross? That opens my cervix. (He drops it in horror.)  102
18 supportive sE5pC:tiv adj.支持的,支援的 Carol: Yes, and she's very supportive.  102
37 ew Electroslag wclding, 电渣焊abbr.[军] Electronic Warfare, 电子战 Chandler: (looking out the window) Ew, ew, ew, ew ew ew ew ew!  102
1 dinah 5dainE n.黛娜, 女子名 Chandler: ...Dinah?  102
35 boys bCi n.男孩, 儿子, 孩子气的人, 男仆 Chandler: Boys? We're going in.  102
1 enterprise 5entEpraiz n.企业, 事业, 计划, 事业心, 进取心, 干事业 Chandler: I dunno, but.. I think it's about to attack the Enterprise.  102
40 dunno dQ`nEJ v.<口>(我)不知道 Chandler: I dunno, but.. I think it's about to attack the Enterprise.  102
28 attack E5tAk n.进攻, 攻击, (用语言)抨击, 批评, 疾病发作, 侵袭vt.攻击, 抨击, 动手处理(某事)vi.攻击 Chandler: I dunno, but.. I think it's about to attack the Enterprise.  102
2 presumably prI5zju:mEbElI adv.推测起来, 大概 Chandler: I mean presumably, the biggest part of your job is done.  102
28 biggest   biggestadj.大的,长大的 Chandler: I mean presumably, the biggest part of your job is done.  102
7 perspective pE5spektiv n.透视画法, 透视图, 远景, 前途, 观点, 看法, 观点, 观察 Chandler: Kinda puts that whole pillow thing in perspective, huh, Mon?  102
744 huh hQ int.哼!, 哈! Chandler: Kinda puts that whole pillow thing in perspective, huh, Mon?  102
5 misunderstanding mIsQndE5stAndIN n.误会, 误解 Chandler: Oh, I think this is the episode of Three's Company where there's some kind of misunderstanding.  102
45 wrote rEut vbl.write的过去式 Chandler: Oh, uh, that would be mine. See, I wrote a note to myself, and then I realised I didn't need it, so I balled it up and... (sees that Monica is glaring at him) ...now I wish I was dead.  102
293 sees si: v.看, 看见, 了解, 领会, 注意, 留心, 经历, 阅历 Chandler: Oh, uh, that would be mine. See, I wrote a note to myself, and then I realised I didn't need it, so I balled it up and... (sees that Monica is glaring at him) ...now I wish I was dead.  102
9 realised `rIElaIz,`ri:- v.觉悟, 明白 Chandler: Oh, uh, that would be mine. See, I wrote a note to myself, and then I realised I didn't need it, so I balled it up and... (sees that Monica is glaring at him) ...now I wish I was dead.  102
150 mine main n.矿, 矿山, 矿井, 源泉, 宝库, 地雷, 水雷vt.挖掘, 开采, 在...布雷, 破坏vi.开矿, 埋设地雷pron.我的 Chandler: Oh, uh, that would be mine. See, I wrote a note to myself, and then I realised I didn't need it, so I balled it up and... (sees that Monica is glaring at him) ...now I wish I was dead.  102
22 glaring 5^lZEriN adj.耀眼的 Chandler: Oh, uh, that would be mine. See, I wrote a note to myself, and then I realised I didn't need it, so I balled it up and... (sees that Monica is glaring at him) ...now I wish I was dead.  102
4 balled Battlefield Air Interdiction, 战场空中封锁 Chandler: Oh, uh, that would be mine. See, I wrote a note to myself, and then I realised I didn't need it, so I balled it up and... (sees that Monica is glaring at him) ...now I wish I was dead.  102
7 traffic 5trAfik n.交通, 通行, 运输, 贸易, 交通量, 交易, 交往, 通信量vi.交易, 买卖vt.在...通行, 用...作交换 Chandler: The problem is, though, after the concert's over, no matter how great the show was, you girls are always looking for the comedian again, y'know? I mean, we're in the car, we're fighting traffic... basically just trying to stay awake.  102
155 though TEu; TE adv.虽然, 可是conj.虽然, 尽管 Chandler: The problem is, though, after the concert's over, no matter how great the show was, you girls are always looking for the comedian again, y'know? I mean, we're in the car, we're fighting traffic... basically just trying to stay awake.  102
210 problem 5prCblEm n.问题, 难题 Chandler: The problem is, though, after the concert's over, no matter how great the show was, you girls are always looking for the comedian again, y'know? I mean, we're in the car, we're fighting traffic... basically just trying to stay awake.  102
171 matter 5mAtE n.事件, 问题, 物质, 内容, 实质, 原因, (印刷或书写的)文件, (文章或讲话等的)素材vi.有关系, 要紧 Chandler: The problem is, though, after the concert's over, no matter how great the show was, you girls are always looking for the comedian again, y'know? I mean, we're in the car, we're fighting traffic... basically just trying to stay awake.  102
157 girls ^E:l n.女孩, 少女, 女仆, (商店等的)女工作人员      GIRL=Generalised Information Retrieval Language 通用情报检索语言([美]国防核子局) Chandler: The problem is, though, after the concert's over, no matter how great the show was, you girls are always looking for the comedian again, y'know? I mean, we're in the car, we're fighting traffic... basically just trying to stay awake.  102
40 fighting 5faitiN adj.好战的,战斗的 Chandler: The problem is, though, after the concert's over, no matter how great the show was, you girls are always looking for the comedian again, y'know? I mean, we're in the car, we're fighting traffic... basically just trying to stay awake.  102
161 car kB: n.汽车, 小汽车, 车辆, 客车, [铁]车厢      CAR=Central African Republic 中非共和国 Chandler: The problem is, though, after the concert's over, no matter how great the show was, you girls are always looking for the comedian again, y'know? I mean, we're in the car, we're fighting traffic... basically just trying to stay awake.  102
26 basically 5beIsIkElI adv.基本上, 主要地 Chandler: The problem is, though, after the concert's over, no matter how great the show was, you girls are always looking for the comedian again, y'know? I mean, we're in the car, we're fighting traffic... basically just trying to stay awake.  102
15 awake E5weik vi.醒, 觉醒, 领会, 觉悟vt.唤醒adj.警觉的, 醒的 Chandler: The problem is, though, after the concert's over, no matter how great the show was, you girls are always looking for the comedian again, y'know? I mean, we're in the car, we're fighting traffic... basically just trying to stay awake.  102
49 ugly 5Q^li adj.丑陋的, 难看的 Chandler: Ugly Naked Guy got a Thighmaster!  102
1 preferred prI`f\:d adj.首选的 Chandler: Well, no, although I did have an imaginary friend, who... my parents actually preferred.  102
9 imaginary i5mAdVinEri adj.假想的, 想象的, 虚构的 Chandler: Well, no, although I did have an imaginary friend, who... my parents actually preferred.  102
349 friend frend n.朋友, 赞助者, 助手 Chandler: Well, no, although I did have an imaginary friend, who... my parents actually preferred.  102
94 stand stAnd n.停止, 抵抗的状态, 立场, 立足点, 看台, 架子, 台v.站, 立, 站起, (使)竖立, (使)位于, 维持不变, 持久, 经受 Chandler: Yeah, I think for us, kissing is pretty much like an opening act, y'know? I mean it's like the stand-up comedian you have to sit through before Pink Floyd comes out.  102
37 pink piNk n.粉红色, 石竹花, 化身, 极致, 精华adj.粉红的vt.刺, 扎, 刺痛, 使变粉红色vi.变粉红色 Chandler: Yeah, I think for us, kissing is pretty much like an opening act, y'know? I mean it's like the stand-up comedian you have to sit through before Pink Floyd comes out.  102
283 opening 5EupniN n.开, 开放, 开始, 口子, 穴, 通路, 空缺, 机会adj.开始的, 开幕的 Chandler: Yeah, I think for us, kissing is pretty much like an opening act, y'know? I mean it's like the stand-up comedian you have to sit through before Pink Floyd comes out.  102
1 floyd flRId n.佛洛伊德 Chandler: Yeah, I think for us, kissing is pretty much like an opening act, y'know? I mean it's like the stand-up comedian you have to sit through before Pink Floyd comes out.  102
360 comes 5kCmiz [天]伴星;[动]伴引血管 Chandler: Yeah, I think for us, kissing is pretty much like an opening act, y'know? I mean it's like the stand-up comedian you have to sit through before Pink Floyd comes out.  102
4 comedian kE 5mi:diEn n.喜剧演员 Chandler: Yeah, I think for us, kissing is pretty much like an opening act, y'know? I mean it's like the stand-up comedian you have to sit through before Pink Floyd comes out.  102
37 act Akt n.幕, 法案, 法令, 动作, 举动, 节目, (戏剧的)幕vi.行动, 产生...的效果, 担当, 表演, 假装, 表现, 见效vt.扮演, 装作      ACT=Active Control Technology 主动控制技术 Chandler: Yeah, I think for us, kissing is pretty much like an opening act, y'know? I mean it's like the stand-up comedian you have to sit through before Pink Floyd comes out.  102
9 parent 5pZErEnt n.双亲, 父亲(或母亲) Chandler: Yes, and we all know how cruel a parent can be about the flatness of a child's pillow.  102
1 flatness 5flAtnis n.平面 Chandler: Yes, and we all know how cruel a parent can be about the flatness of a child's pillow.  102
5 cruel 5kruEl adj.残酷的, 悲惨的, 使痛苦的 Chandler: Yes, and we all know how cruel a parent can be about the flatness of a child's pillow.  102
138 days   daysn.天, 时期adv.每天, 在白天 Chandler: You don't get a lot of 'doy' these days...  102
2 nausea 5nC:sjE n.反胃, 晕船, 恶心, 作呕, 极度的不快 Dr. Oberman: (entering) Knock knock!How are we today? Any nausea?  102
65 lie lai vi.躺, 平放, 展现, 展开, 位于v.说谎, 躺n.谎话, 谎言 Dr. Oberman: Well, I was just wondering about the mother-to-be, but.. thanks for sharing. (To Carol) Uh, lie back..  102
35 ruined 5ru(:)ind adj.毁灭的, 荒废的 Joey: .....Well, this is still ruined, right? 102
160 seeing 5si:iN n.视觉, 视力, 观看, 看见 Joey: What are we supposed to be seeing here?  102
205 every 5evri adj.每一的, 每个的, 全部的, 每隔...的 Joey: Yeah, calm down. You don't see Ross getting all chaotic and twirly every time they come.  102
4 swallowing 5swClEu n.[鸟]燕子, 吞咽, 喉vt.咽, 淹没, 吞没, 取消, 忍受, 轻信, 压制, 耗尽vi.吞下, 咽下 Joey: Yeah, sorry, the swallowing slowed me down.  102
1 slowed slEu adj.慢的, 迟钝的, 不活跃的, 缓慢的v.(~ down)(使)慢下来, (使)减速, 减缓adv.缓慢 Joey: Yeah, sorry, the swallowing slowed me down.  102
363 bad bAd adj.劣质的, 有害的, 坏的, 不利的, 不健康的, 严重的 Joey: Your folks are really that bad, huh?  102
96 smell smel n.气味, 臭味, 嗅觉v.嗅, 闻到, 散发(...的)气味, 有(...的)气味 Marsha: He's out banging other women over the head with a club, while she sits at home trying to get the mastodon smell out of the carpet!  102
4 mastodon 5mAstEdCn n.[古生]乳齿象, 庞然大物 Marsha: He's out banging other women over the head with a club, while she sits at home trying to get the mastodon smell out of the carpet!  102
54 club klQb n.俱乐部, 夜总会, 社, 棍棒, (高尔夫球等的)球棒, (扑克牌)梅花vt.棍打, 协作, 联合, 把...当棍棒用 Marsha: He's out banging other women over the head with a club, while she sits at home trying to get the mastodon smell out of the carpet!  102
8 carpet 5kB:pit n.地毯 Marsha: He's out banging other women over the head with a club, while she sits at home trying to get the mastodon smell out of the carpet!  102
16 banging bAN n.重击, 突然巨响v.发巨响, 重击 Marsha: He's out banging other women over the head with a club, while she sits at home trying to get the mastodon smell out of the carpet!  102
128 wife waif n.妻子 Marsha: Speaking of issues, isn't that your ex-wife?  102
36 speaking 5spi:kiN n.谈话, 演讲adj.讲话的, 适于说的, 象要开口似的 Marsha: Speaking of issues, isn't that your ex-wife?  102
60 ex eks prep.不包括, 无权得到 Marsha: Speaking of issues, isn't that your ex-wife?  102
12 issues 5isju: n.出版, 发行, (报刊等)期、号, 论点, 问题, 结果, (水, 血等的)流出vi.发行, 流出, 造成...结果, 进行辩护, 传下vt.使流出, 放出, 发行(钞票等), 发布(命令), 出版(书等)发给[律]子女, 后嗣 Marsha: Well, she has issues.  102
155 cry krai vi.哭, 流泪v.叫, 喊n.哭泣, 哭声, 叫喊, 喊声      Cry“enough” !  快认输[服输]吧 ! Monica: (pushes him and starts to cry) Oh shut up!  102
254 puts pQt vt.放, 摆, 安置, 表达, 迫使, 移动, 提出, 赋予vi.出发, 航行, 发芽, 击n.掷, 投击, 笨蛋, 怪人vbl.put的过去式和过去分词adj.固定不动的 Monica: (puts down the lasagne) I just... can't do it.  102
16 subject 5sQbdVikt n.题目, 主题, 科目, 学科, 国民, [语法]主语adj.受他国统治的, 未独立的, 受制于...的, 受...影响的, 以...为条件的vt.使屈从于...,使隶属 Monica: (trying desperately to change the subject) So, Ross, what's going on with you? Any stories? (Digs her elbow into his hand.) No news, no little anecdotes to share with the folks?  102
19 stories 5stC:ri n.故事, 小说, 传说, 事迹, 经历, 假话, 谎话      Story  [5stC:ri]  斯托里(姓氏) Monica: (trying desperately to change the subject) So, Ross, what's going on with you? Any stories? (Digs her elbow into his hand.) No news, no little anecdotes to share with the folks?  102
36 share FZE n.共享, 参与, 一份, 部分, 份额, 参股vt.分享, 均分, 共有, 分配vi.分享[计] 使DOS支持文件共享和锁定 Monica: (trying desperately to change the subject) So, Ross, what's going on with you? Any stories? (Digs her elbow into his hand.) No news, no little anecdotes to share with the folks?  102
84 news nju:z n.新闻, 消息 Monica: (trying desperately to change the subject) So, Ross, what's going on with you? Any stories? (Digs her elbow into his hand.) No news, no little anecdotes to share with the folks?  102
10 folks fEuk n.人们, 亲属(复数), 民族adj.民间的 Monica: (trying desperately to change the subject) So, Ross, what's going on with you? Any stories? (Digs her elbow into his hand.) No news, no little anecdotes to share with the folks?  102
4 elbow 5elbEJ n.肘 Monica: (trying desperately to change the subject) So, Ross, what's going on with you? Any stories? (Digs her elbow into his hand.) No news, no little anecdotes to share with the folks?  102
3 digs   digsn.寓所, 住处      DIGS=Digital Inertial Guidance System 数字惯性制导系统 Monica: (trying desperately to change the subject) So, Ross, what's going on with you? Any stories? (Digs her elbow into his hand.) No news, no little anecdotes to share with the folks?  102
11 desperately   desperatelyadv.拼命地, 失望地 Monica: (trying desperately to change the subject) So, Ross, what's going on with you? Any stories? (Digs her elbow into his hand.) No news, no little anecdotes to share with the folks?  102
1 anecdotes 5AnikdEut n.轶事, 奇闻 Monica: (trying desperately to change the subject) So, Ross, what's going on with you? Any stories? (Digs her elbow into his hand.) No news, no little anecdotes to share with the folks?  102
3 welling wel adj.健康的, 良好的, 适当的adv.好, 满意地, 充分地, 彻底地, 有理地, 适当地, 夸奖地n.井vi.涌出 Monica: (welling up) Mm-hmm.  102
112 absolutely 5AbsElu:tli adv.完全地, 绝对地 Monica: Absolutely.  102
82 yours jC:z, juEz pron.你的, 你们的 Monica: Boy, I know they say you can't change your parents,... boy, if you could- (To Ross) -I'd want yours.  102
116 easy 5i:zi adj.容易的, 安逸的, 舒适的, 宽裕的, 小康的, 从容的, 宽容的, 流畅的adv.不费力的, 轻松, 悠闲, 慢慢地n.短暂的休息      EASY=Efficient Assembly System 高效率汇编系统 Monica: Easy Rach, we'll find it. (To all) Won't we!  102
16 pan pAn n.平底锅, 盘子, 面板      Pan  [pAn]  n. 〈希神〉潘(半人半羊的山林和畜牧之神) Monica: I gave you one job! (Starts to examin the lasagne through the bottom of the glass pan.)  102
71 glass ^lB:s n.玻璃, 玻璃制品, 玻璃杯, 镜子, 眼镜, 望远镜, 气压计, 晴雨表vt.装玻璃于, 反映vi.成玻璃状      Glass  [^lB:s]  格拉斯(姓氏) Monica: I gave you one job! (Starts to examin the lasagne through the bottom of the glass pan.)  102
155 gave ^eiv vbl.give的过去式 Monica: I gave you one job! (Starts to examin the lasagne through the bottom of the glass pan.)  102
39 bottom 5bRtEm n.底, 底部, 尽头, 末端adj.底部的vt.装底, 查明真相, 测量深浅vi.到达底部, 建立基础 Monica: I gave you one job! (Starts to examin the lasagne through the bottom of the glass pan.)  102
10 unbelievably   unbelievablyadv.难以置信地,不可信地 Monica: I know this is going to sound unbelievably selfish, but, were you planning on bringing up the whole baby/lesbian thing? Because I think it might take some of the heat off me.  102
18 selfish 5selfiF adj.自私的 Monica: I know this is going to sound unbelievably selfish, but, were you planning on bringing up the whole baby/lesbian thing? Because I think it might take some of the heat off me.  102
30 planning   planningn.计划编制 Monica: I know this is going to sound unbelievably selfish, but, were you planning on bringing up the whole baby/lesbian thing? Because I think it might take some of the heat off me.  102
28 heat hi:t n.热, 热度, 热烈, 高潮, 压力vi.加热, 激昂, 发热, 发怒vt.把...加热, 使激动abbr.[军] High Explosive-Anti-Tank, 破甲弹      HEAT=High-Explosive Anti-Tank (Projective)反坦克高爆(弹) Monica: I know this is going to sound unbelievably selfish, but, were you planning on bringing up the whole baby/lesbian thing? Because I think it might take some of the heat off me.  102
33 bringing briN vt.拿来, 带来, 产生, 引起, 提出(诉讼)vi.停下 Monica: I know this is going to sound unbelievably selfish, but, were you planning on bringing up the whole baby/lesbian thing? Because I think it might take some of the heat off me.  102
560 baby 5beibi n.婴孩 Monica: I know this is going to sound unbelievably selfish, but, were you planning on bringing up the whole baby/lesbian thing? Because I think it might take some of the heat off me.  102
1 ammunition 7Amju5niFEn n.军火, 弹药 Monica: Look , I'm sorry, guys, I just don't wanna give them any more ammunition than they already have.  102
6 spaghetti spE5^eti n.意大利式细面条 Monica: Ross, could you come and help me with the spaghetti, please?  102
3 prince prins n.王子      PRINCE=Parts Reliability Information Center 零件可靠性情报中心([美]NASA) Monica: That's because as far as my parents are concerned, Ross can do no wrong. Y'see, he's the Prince. Apparently they had some big ceremony before I was born.  102
62 far fB: adj.(常用于书面语)远的, 久远的, 遥远的adv.(表示空间或时间上的距离)远, 很远, 遥远地, 久远地, 甚远地, 很, 很晚地n.远处, 远方      FAR=Failure Analysis Report 故障分析报告 Monica: That's because as far as my parents are concerned, Ross can do no wrong. Y'see, he's the Prince. Apparently they had some big ceremony before I was born.  102
9 concerned kEn5sE:nd adj.关心的, 有关的 Monica: That's because as far as my parents are concerned, Ross can do no wrong. Y'see, he's the Prince. Apparently they had some big ceremony before I was born.  102
19 ceremony 5serimEni n.典礼, 仪式, 礼节, 报幕员 Monica: That's because as far as my parents are concerned, Ross can do no wrong. Y'see, he's the Prince. Apparently they had some big ceremony before I was born.  102
32 born bC:n adj.天生的, 原本, 天生就...的vbl.出生      Born  [bC:n]  博恩(①姓氏 ②Max, 1882-1970, 德国物理学家, 曾获1954年诺贝尔物理学奖) Monica: That's because as far as my parents are concerned, Ross can do no wrong. Y'see, he's the Prince. Apparently they had some big ceremony before I was born.  102
66 apparently E5pArEntlI adv.显然地 Monica: That's because as far as my parents are concerned, Ross can do no wrong. Y'see, he's the Prince. Apparently they had some big ceremony before I was born.  102
92 kissing 5kisiN adj.接吻的n. 开压边(内)浇口 Monica: What you guys don't understand is, for us, kissing is as important as any part of it.  102
108 important im5pC:tEnt adj.重要的, 重大的, 有权力的, 有地位的 Monica: What you guys don't understand is, for us, kissing is as important as any part of it.  102
27 whose hu:z pron.谁的, 那(些)人的 Monica: Whose little ball of paper is this?!  102
143 ball bC:l n.球, 球状物, 子弹, 舞会, 尽情地玩      Ball  [bC:l]  鲍尔(姓氏) Monica: Whose little ball of paper is this?!  102
26 w 5dQb(E)lju: 〈板球〉三柱门 (wickets)      W     n.字母W Monica: W-w-wh-... wha-... w-w-w-...  102
128 read ri:d v.读, 阅读, 理解, 学习adj.有学问的n.读取vbl.read的过去式和过去分词 Mr. Geller: Don't listen to your mother. You're independent, and you always have been! Even when you were a kid... and you were chubby, and you had no friends, you were just fine! And you would read alone in your room, and your puzzles...  102
4 puzzles 5pQzl n.难题, 谜v.(使)迷惑, (使)为难, 迷惑不解 Mr. Geller: Don't listen to your mother. You're independent, and you always have been! Even when you were a kid... and you were chubby, and you had no friends, you were just fine! And you would read alone in your room, and your puzzles...  102
112 kid kid n.哄骗, 取笑, 开玩笑, 小孩, 小山羊v.哄骗, 取笑, 开玩笑, 欺骗 Mr. Geller: Don't listen to your mother. You're independent, and you always have been! Even when you were a kid... and you were chubby, and you had no friends, you were just fine! And you would read alone in your room, and your puzzles...  102
3 independent indi5pendEnt n.中立派, 无党派者adj.独立自主的, 不受约束的 Mr. Geller: Don't listen to your mother. You're independent, and you always have been! Even when you were a kid... and you were chubby, and you had no friends, you were just fine! And you would read alone in your room, and your puzzles...  102
274 friends frend n.朋友, 赞助者, 助手 Mr. Geller: Don't listen to your mother. You're independent, and you always have been! Even when you were a kid... and you were chubby, and you had no friends, you were just fine! And you would read alone in your room, and your puzzles...  102
4 chubby 5tFQbi adj.丰满的, 圆胖的 Mr. Geller: Don't listen to your mother. You're independent, and you always have been! Even when you were a kid... and you were chubby, and you had no friends, you were just fine! And you would read alone in your room, and your puzzles...  102
53 spent spent adj.用尽的, 精疲力尽的, 失去效能的 Mr. Geller: I'm not gonna tell you what they spent on that wedding... but forty thousand dollars is a lot of money!  102
14 forty 5fC:ti num.四十, 40n.四十岁 Mr. Geller: I'm not gonna tell you what they spent on that wedding... but forty thousand dollars is a lot of money!  102
23 stars   STARS=simplified three-axis reference system 简化三轴坐标系统 Mr. Geller: Look, there are people like Ross who need to shoot for the stars, with his museum, and his papers getting published. Other people are satisfied with staying where they are- I'm telling you, these are the people who never get cancer.  102
37 shoot Fu:t n.射击, 发射, 摄影, 急流vt.射击, 投射, 伸出, 拍摄, 用完, 挥出, 给...注射, 使爆炸vi.射出, 射击, 发出, 发芽, 射门, 拍电影 Mr. Geller: Look, there are people like Ross who need to shoot for the stars, with his museum, and his papers getting published. Other people are satisfied with staying where they are- I'm telling you, these are the people who never get cancer.  102
11 satisfied `sAtIsfaId adj.感到满意的 Mr. Geller: Look, there are people like Ross who need to shoot for the stars, with his museum, and his papers getting published. Other people are satisfied with staying where they are- I'm telling you, these are the people who never get cancer.  102
5 published 5pQbliF v.出版, 刊印vt.公布, 发表 Mr. Geller: Look, there are people like Ross who need to shoot for the stars, with his museum, and his papers getting published. Other people are satisfied with staying where they are- I'm telling you, these are the people who never get cancer.  102
15 papers 5peipE n.纸, 报纸, 文件, 证件, 论文, 考卷vt.用纸糊(墙壁等), 用纸包装adj.纸的, 象纸的, 纸上的 Mr. Geller: Look, there are people like Ross who need to shoot for the stars, with his museum, and his papers getting published. Other people are satisfied with staying where they are- I'm telling you, these are the people who never get cancer.  102
7 cancer 5kAnsE n.癌, 毒瘤 Mr. Geller: Look, there are people like Ross who need to shoot for the stars, with his museum, and his papers getting published. Other people are satisfied with staying where they are- I'm telling you, these are the people who never get cancer.  102
18 expression iks5preFEn n.表达, 表情, 脸色, 声调, 腔调, 榨出, 语法, 措辞n.[数] 式, 表达式, 符号 Mrs. Geller: Nothing! It's an expression.  102
21 tastes teist v.品尝, 辨味, (of)有 ...味道, 领略vt.体验, 感到n.味道, 味觉 Mrs. Geller: Oh, Martha Ludwin's daughter is gonna call you. (Tastes a snack) Mmm! What's that curry taste?  102
14 snack snAk n.小吃, 快餐, 一份v.吃快餐(小吃) Mrs. Geller: Oh, Martha Ludwin's daughter is gonna call you. (Tastes a snack) Mmm! What's that curry taste?  102
1 martha 5mB:WE n.玛撒, [宗]马大 Mrs. Geller: Oh, Martha Ludwin's daughter is gonna call you. (Tastes a snack) Mmm! What's that curry taste?  102
53 daughter 5dC:tE n.女儿adj.女儿的, 如女儿的, 关系如女儿的 Mrs. Geller: Oh, Martha Ludwin's daughter is gonna call you. (Tastes a snack) Mmm! What's that curry taste?  102
2 curry 5kQri n.咖哩粉, 咖哩饭菜vt.用咖哩粉调味, 用马梳梳, 制革      Curry  [5kQri]  柯里(姓氏) Mrs. Geller: Oh, Martha Ludwin's daughter is gonna call you. (Tastes a snack) Mmm! What's that curry taste?  102
222 wants wCnt vt.想要, 希望, 需要, 短缺, 缺少n.需要, 短缺 Mrs. Geller: Oh, she just graduated, and she wants to be something in cooking, or food, or.... I don't know. Anyway, I told her you had a restaurant-  102
6 graduated   graduated毕了业的 为毕业生设立的 Mrs. Geller: Oh, she just graduated, and she wants to be something in cooking, or food, or.... I don't know. Anyway, I told her you had a restaurant-  102
156 food fu:d n.食物, 养料 Mrs. Geller: Oh, she just graduated, and she wants to be something in cooking, or food, or.... I don't know. Anyway, I told her you had a restaurant-  102
44 cooking 5kukiN n.烹饪 Mrs. Geller: Oh, she just graduated, and she wants to be something in cooking, or food, or.... I don't know. Anyway, I told her you had a restaurant-  102
109 least li:st adj.最小的, 最少的adv.最少, 最小 Mrs. Geller: Well, at least she had the chance to leave a man at the altar...  102
15 altar 5C:ltE n.祭坛, (基督教教堂内的)圣坛, 祈祷祭拜的地方 Mrs. Geller: Well, at least she had the chance to leave a man at the altar...  102
4 multiple 5mQltipl adj.多样的, 多重的n.倍数, 若干v.成倍增加 Mrs. Geller: Well, they don't have to know that... (She starts to fluff the same pillow Monica fluffed multiple times earlier.)  102
106 earlier   earlieradj.早的,初期的adv.早地,初期的 Mrs. Geller: Well, they don't have to know that... (She starts to fluff the same pillow Monica fluffed multiple times earlier.)  102
48 ran rAn vbl.run的过去式      RAN=Royal Australian Navy 澳大利亚(皇家)海军 Mrs. Geller: What that Rachel did to her life.... We ran into her parents at the club, they were not playing very well.  102
56 stunned stQn vt.使晕倒, 使惊吓, 打晕n.晕眩, 打昏, 惊倒 Phoebe: (while everyone else is stunned) Ooh! I found it!  102
125 lost lCst adj.失去的, 丧失的, 错过的, 迷惑的, 不为人知的vbl.lose的过去式和过去分词 Phoebe: Doy! Probably right before she lost it!  102
5 scaring skB: n.伤痕,疤痕v.结疤,使留下伤痕,创伤      SCAR=Scandinavian Council for Applied Research 斯堪的纳维亚应用研究委员会 Phoebe: Monica- Hi! Um, Monica, you're scaring me. I mean, you're like, you're like all chaotic and twirly. And not-not in a good way.  102
2 chaotic kei5Ctik adj.混乱的, 无秩序的 Phoebe: Monica- Hi! Um, Monica, you're scaring me. I mean, you're like, you're like all chaotic and twirly. And not-not in a good way.  102
72 touch tQtF n.触, 触觉, 接触, 联系, 轻触, 碰, 缺点, 格调vt.接触, 触摸, 触及, 达到, 涉及, 点缀, 使接触, 感动vi.触摸, 接近, 涉及, 提到 Phoebe: No, look, don't touch that!  102
97 glares ^lZE n.眩目的光, 显眼, 怒目而视, (冰等的表面)光滑的表面v.闪耀 Phoebe: She's already fluffed that pillow... Monica, you know, you've already fluffed that- (Monica glares at her.) -but, it's fine!  102
3 fluffed flQf n.软毛, 柔毛, 绒毛, 错误, 无价值的东西vi.起毛, 变松, 出错vt.使起毛, 抖松, 念错(台词) Phoebe: She's already fluffed that pillow... Monica, you know, you've already fluffed that- (Monica glares at her.) -but, it's fine!  102
28 type taip n.类型, 典型, 模范, [印刷]活字, 铅字v.打字, 测定(血等)类型 Phoebe: Yeah. We don't speak. She's like this high-powered, driven career type.  102
51 speak spi:k v.说话, 谈话, 说明事实, 表示意见, 发言, 演讲, 操(某种语言) Phoebe: Yeah. We don't speak. She's like this high-powered, driven career type.  102
1 powered 5pauEd 装有动力的 产生动力的 用动力推动的 Phoebe: Yeah. We don't speak. She's like this high-powered, driven career type.  102
3 driven 5drivn adj.受到驱策的vbl.drive的过去分词 Phoebe: Yeah. We don't speak. She's like this high-powered, driven career type.  102
24 career kE5riE n.(原意:道路, 轨道)事业, 生涯, 速度 Phoebe: Yeah. We don't speak. She's like this high-powered, driven career type.  102
68 worse wE:s n.(人或事)较坏者, 更坏的事, 更恶劣的事, 败北adj.更坏的, 更恶劣的adv.更坏地, 更恶劣地 Phoebe: Y'know, it's even worse when you're twins.  102
22 twins twin n.双胞胎中一人, 孪生子adj.双胞胎的, 一对的, 相似的vi.生双胞胎, 成对vt.孪生, 使成对 Phoebe: Y'know, it's even worse when you're twins.  102
5 tilt tilt v.(使)倾斜, (使)翘起, 以言词或文字抨击 Phoebe: You know, if you tilt your head to the left, and relax your eyes, it kinda looks like an old potato.  102
291 old Euld adj.年老的, 老的, ...岁的, 陈旧的, 古老的 Phoebe: You know, if you tilt your head to the left, and relax your eyes, it kinda looks like an old potato.  102
189 eyes ai n.眼睛, 视力, 眼光, 观点, 见解, 眼状物, 风吹来的方向, [气]风眼vt.看, 注视, 在...上打眼 Phoebe: You know, if you tilt your head to the left, and relax your eyes, it kinda looks like an old potato.  102
220 already C:l5redi adv.已经 Phoebe:...Then I've already seen this one! (Turns off the TV.)  102
9 hesitates 5heziteit v.犹豫, 踌躇, 不愿 Rachel: (hesitates) Are you sure?  102
97 realizes 5riElaiz vt.认识到, 了解, 实现, 实行 Rachel: (looks at the lasagne and realizes something) Ohhhhh, don't be mad...  102
126 mad mAd adj.疯狂的, 愚蠢的, 狂欢的, 非常激动的, 狂热的, 着迷的n.狂怒      MAD=machine analysis display 机器分析显示 Rachel: (looks at the lasagne and realizes something) Ohhhhh, don't be mad...  102
10 lasagne   lasagnen. 烤宽面条 Rachel: (looks at the lasagne and realizes something) Ohhhhh, don't be mad...  102
50 works wE:k n.工作, 劳动, 操作, 职业, [物]功, 手工, 作品, 机件v.(使)工作, (使)运转, 起作用, 造成, 产生, 经营, (使)渐渐移动, 煅制 Rachel: (on phone) Hi, Mindy. Hi, it-it's Rachel. Yeah, I'm fine. I-I saw Barry today. Oh, yeah, yeah he-he told me. No, no, it's okay. I hope you two are very happy, I really do. Oh, oh, and Mind, y'know, if-if everything works out, and you guys end up getting married and having kids- and everything- I just hope they have his old hairline and your old nose. (Slams the phone down.) (To everyone) Okay, I know it was a cheap shot, but I feel so much better now.  102
58 slams slAm v.砰地关上, 砰地放下, 猛力抨击, 冲击n.砰, 猛击, 撞击, 冲击      SLAM=Strategic Low Altitude Missile 低空战略导弹 Rachel: (on phone) Hi, Mindy. Hi, it-it's Rachel. Yeah, I'm fine. I-I saw Barry today. Oh, yeah, yeah he-he told me. No, no, it's okay. I hope you two are very happy, I really do. Oh, oh, and Mind, y'know, if-if everything works out, and you guys end up getting married and having kids- and everything- I just hope they have his old hairline and your old nose. (Slams the phone down.) (To everyone) Okay, I know it was a cheap shot, but I feel so much better now.  102
92 shot FCt n.开枪, 射击, 子弹, 炮弹      SHOT=Society for the History of Technology 技术史学会[美] Rachel: (on phone) Hi, Mindy. Hi, it-it's Rachel. Yeah, I'm fine. I-I saw Barry today. Oh, yeah, yeah he-he told me. No, no, it's okay. I hope you two are very happy, I really do. Oh, oh, and Mind, y'know, if-if everything works out, and you guys end up getting married and having kids- and everything- I just hope they have his old hairline and your old nose. (Slams the phone down.) (To everyone) Okay, I know it was a cheap shot, but I feel so much better now.  102
183 saw sC: n.锯v.锯vbl.see的过去式 Rachel: (on phone) Hi, Mindy. Hi, it-it's Rachel. Yeah, I'm fine. I-I saw Barry today. Oh, yeah, yeah he-he told me. No, no, it's okay. I hope you two are very happy, I really do. Oh, oh, and Mind, y'know, if-if everything works out, and you guys end up getting married and having kids- and everything- I just hope they have his old hairline and your old nose. (Slams the phone down.) (To everyone) Okay, I know it was a cheap shot, but I feel so much better now.  102
73 nose nEuz n.鼻, (飞机、船等的)前端v.侦察出 Rachel: (on phone) Hi, Mindy. Hi, it-it's Rachel. Yeah, I'm fine. I-I saw Barry today. Oh, yeah, yeah he-he told me. No, no, it's okay. I hope you two are very happy, I really do. Oh, oh, and Mind, y'know, if-if everything works out, and you guys end up getting married and having kids- and everything- I just hope they have his old hairline and your old nose. (Slams the phone down.) (To everyone) Okay, I know it was a cheap shot, but I feel so much better now.  102
148 mind maind n.头脑, 智力, 精神, 意见, 情绪vi.介意, 照顾, 留心vt.注意, 留意, 专心于, 照看, 介意 Rachel: (on phone) Hi, Mindy. Hi, it-it's Rachel. Yeah, I'm fine. I-I saw Barry today. Oh, yeah, yeah he-he told me. No, no, it's okay. I hope you two are very happy, I really do. Oh, oh, and Mind, y'know, if-if everything works out, and you guys end up getting married and having kids- and everything- I just hope they have his old hairline and your old nose. (Slams the phone down.) (To everyone) Okay, I know it was a cheap shot, but I feel so much better now.  102
2 hairline 5heElaIn 极细的织物 Rachel: (on phone) Hi, Mindy. Hi, it-it's Rachel. Yeah, I'm fine. I-I saw Barry today. Oh, yeah, yeah he-he told me. No, no, it's okay. I hope you two are very happy, I really do. Oh, oh, and Mind, y'know, if-if everything works out, and you guys end up getting married and having kids- and everything- I just hope they have his old hairline and your old nose. (Slams the phone down.) (To everyone) Okay, I know it was a cheap shot, but I feel so much better now.  102
10 cheap tFi:p adj.便宜的, 不值钱的 Rachel: (on phone) Hi, Mindy. Hi, it-it's Rachel. Yeah, I'm fine. I-I saw Barry today. Oh, yeah, yeah he-he told me. No, no, it's okay. I hope you two are very happy, I really do. Oh, oh, and Mind, y'know, if-if everything works out, and you guys end up getting married and having kids- and everything- I just hope they have his old hairline and your old nose. (Slams the phone down.) (To everyone) Okay, I know it was a cheap shot, but I feel so much better now.  102
26 sticking 5stikiN adj.粘的, 有粘性的 Rachel: And you've got lenses! But you hate sticking your finger in your eye!  102
3 lenses lenz n.透镜, 镜头 Rachel: And you've got lenses! But you hate sticking your finger in your eye!  102
66 finger 5fiN^E n.手指(尤指大拇指以外的手指), 指状物, 指针v.用手指拨弄, 伸出      Finger查找器(查找因特网用户的程序) Rachel: And you've got lenses! But you hate sticking your finger in your eye!  102
92 eye ai n.眼睛, 视力, 眼光, 观点, 见解, 眼状物, 风吹来的方向, [气]风眼vt.看, 注视, 在...上打眼 Rachel: And you've got lenses! But you hate sticking your finger in your eye!  102
121 giving 5^iviN n.礼物, 给予物 Rachel: Anyway, um, (Gets the ring out of her purse.) I guess this belongs to you. And thank you for giving it to me.  102
8 belongs bi5lCN vi.属于, 住 Rachel: Anyway, um, (Gets the ring out of her purse.) I guess this belongs to you. And thank you for giving it to me.  102
278 everything 5evriWiN pron.每件事物, 万事 Rachel: Everything you need to know is in that first kiss.  102
33 engagement in5^eidVmEnt n.约会, 婚约, 诺言, 交战, 接站, 雇拥, [机]接合 Rachel: Has anybody seen my engagement ring?  102
217 meet mi:t n.会, 集会adj.适宜的, 合适的vt.遇见, (迎)接, 与(某人目光)相遇, (赴约)和...会面, (经介绍)与...相识, 对付vi.相遇, 接触 Rachel: I mean, didn't you think you were just gonna meet somone, fall in love- and that'd be it? (Ross gazes at her.) ..Ross?  102
39 maid meid n.少女, 女仆 Rachel: Mindy?! My maid of honour, Mindy?!  102
3 honour 5CnE n.尊敬, 敬意, 荣誉, 光荣vt.尊敬, 给以荣誉 Rachel: Mindy?! My maid of honour, Mindy?!  102
152 under 5QndE prep.在...之下, 在...之内, 在...领导下, 低于, 假借adv.在下 Rachel: Oh God, oh God, oh God oh God oh God oh God.... (Starts to look under the couch cushions.)  102
15 cushions 5kuFEn n.垫子, 软垫, 衬垫v.加衬垫 Rachel: Oh God, oh God, oh God oh God oh God oh God.... (Starts to look under the couch cushions.)  102
76 onto 5Cntu prep.在...之上 Rachel: Oh! Man, I never thought I'd be here.. (She leans back onto his hand.)  102
44 leans li:n n.倾斜, 倾斜度, 倚靠, 倾向adj.瘦的, 贫乏的, 歉收的vi.倚靠, 倾斜, 依赖, 倾向, 偏向vt.使倾斜 Rachel: Oh! Man, I never thought I'd be here.. (She leans back onto his hand.)  102
4 plugs plQ^ vt.堵, 塞, 插上, 插栓n.塞子, 插头, 插销 Rachel: Oh! Well, um.. (Grabs his forehand) You've got plugs!  102
290 grabs ^rAb v.抢夺, 攫取, 夺取 Rachel: Oh! Well, um.. (Grabs his forehand) You've got plugs!  102
2 forehand 5fC:hAnd n.马体的前部, 正手, 正击adj.正打的 Rachel: Oh! Well, um.. (Grabs his forehand) You've got plugs!  102
77 straight streit adj.直的, 诚实的, 正直的, 率直的, 整齐的adv.直, 直接, 一直 Rachel: Oh, but look how straight those noodles are!  102
7 veil veil n.面纱, 面罩, 帐, 幕, 掩饰物, 遮蔽物, 口实, 假托vt.戴面纱, 隐藏, 遮蔽, 掩饰vi.蒙上面纱 Rachel: Oh, like I wasn't dreading tomorrow enough, having to give it back to him... 'Hi Barry! Remember me? I'm the girl in the veil who stomped on your heart in front of your entire family!' Oh God and now I'm gonna have to return the ring, without the ring, which makes it so much harder...  102
201 tomorrow tE5mCrEu, tu5mCrEu adv.明天见n.明天, 未来 Rachel: Oh, like I wasn't dreading tomorrow enough, having to give it back to him... 'Hi Barry! Remember me? I'm the girl in the veil who stomped on your heart in front of your entire family!' Oh God and now I'm gonna have to return the ring, without the ring, which makes it so much harder...  102
1 stomped stCmp n.跺脚vt.跺, 践踏, 重踏vi.跺脚, 践踏, 重踏 Rachel: Oh, like I wasn't dreading tomorrow enough, having to give it back to him... 'Hi Barry! Remember me? I'm the girl in the veil who stomped on your heart in front of your entire family!' Oh God and now I'm gonna have to return the ring, without the ring, which makes it so much harder...  102
44 return ri5tE:n n.回来, 返回, 来回票, 利润, 回答adj.返回的, 回程的, 报答的, 反向的, 重现的vi.回返, 归还vt.归还, 回报, 报告, 获得, 回答, 返回 Rachel: Oh, like I wasn't dreading tomorrow enough, having to give it back to him... 'Hi Barry! Remember me? I'm the girl in the veil who stomped on your heart in front of your entire family!' Oh God and now I'm gonna have to return the ring, without the ring, which makes it so much harder...  102
289 makes meik vt.制造, 安排, 使成为, 认为, 产生, 获得, 进行, 构成vi.开始, 前进, 增大, 被制造, 被处理n.制造, 构造, 性情 Rachel: Oh, like I wasn't dreading tomorrow enough, having to give it back to him... 'Hi Barry! Remember me? I'm the girl in the veil who stomped on your heart in front of your entire family!' Oh God and now I'm gonna have to return the ring, without the ring, which makes it so much harder...  102
42 harder hB:d adj.硬的, 坚固的, (问题, 工作等)困难的, 艰苦的, 猛烈的, 确实的adv.努力地, 辛苦地, 坚硬地, 牢固地, 接近地, 猛烈地 Rachel: Oh, like I wasn't dreading tomorrow enough, having to give it back to him... 'Hi Barry! Remember me? I'm the girl in the veil who stomped on your heart in front of your entire family!' Oh God and now I'm gonna have to return the ring, without the ring, which makes it so much harder...  102
1 dreading dred n.恐惧, 恐怖, 可怕的人(或物), 畏惧v.惧怕, 担心 Rachel: Oh, like I wasn't dreading tomorrow enough, having to give it back to him... 'Hi Barry! Remember me? I'm the girl in the veil who stomped on your heart in front of your entire family!' Oh God and now I'm gonna have to return the ring, without the ring, which makes it so much harder...  102
21 complicated 5kCmplikeitid adj.复杂的, 难解的 Rachel: Oh, you've got Carol tomorrow.. When did it get so complicated?  102
9 recently 5ri:sEntlI adv.最近 Rachel: So, got any advice? Y'know, as someone who's recently been- dumped?  102
24 dumped dQmp vt.倾倒(垃圾), 倾卸n.堆存处 Rachel: So, got any advice? Y'know, as someone who's recently been- dumped?  102
80 lights laIts n.(供食用的)家畜的肺脏 Rachel: The lights, please.. 102
18 broom bru:m n.扫帚, [植]金雀花vt.扫除 Rachel: Uh.. okay, sure! Thanks! (She hands him the broom and sits down.)  102
38 fit fit n.突然发作, 适合, 痉挛, 一阵adj.合适的, 恰当的, 健康的, ,准备好的vt.适合, 安装, 使合身, 使适应, 使合格vi.适合, 符合      FIT=Fabrication, Integration Test 制作、集成与试验 Rachel: Well now, how-how do you fit into this whole thing?  102
1 tanned tAn n.日晒后的颜色, 棕褐色, 茶色adj.棕褐色的, 茶色v.晒黑, 晒成褐色      TAN=total ammonia nitrogen 总氨氮 Rachel: Why are- why are you so tanned?  102
137 yourself jC:5self, juE-, jE- pron.你自己 Rachel: Yeah, well, word of advice: Bring back the comedian. Otherwise next time you're gonna find yourself sitting at home, listening to that album alone.  102
26 otherwise 5QTEwaiz adv.另外, 否则, 不同地, 别的方式adj.另外的, 其他方面的 Rachel: Yeah, well, word of advice: Bring back the comedian. Otherwise next time you're gonna find yourself sitting at home, listening to that album alone.  102
55 listening 5lisniN n.倾听adj.收听的, 注意的 Rachel: Yeah, well, word of advice: Bring back the comedian. Otherwise next time you're gonna find yourself sitting at home, listening to that album alone.  102
343 find faind vt.找到, 发现, 感到, 查明, 得到, 认为, 见到...的存在vi.裁决n.发现[计] 在文件中查找指定的字符串 Rachel: Yeah, well, word of advice: Bring back the comedian. Otherwise next time you're gonna find yourself sitting at home, listening to that album alone.  102
147 bring briN vt.拿来, 带来, 产生, 引起, 提出(诉讼)vi.停下 Rachel: Yeah, well, word of advice: Bring back the comedian. Otherwise next time you're gonna find yourself sitting at home, listening to that album alone.  102
13 album 5AlbEm n.集邮本, 照相簿, 签名纪念册 Rachel: Yeah, well, word of advice: Bring back the comedian. Otherwise next time you're gonna find yourself sitting at home, listening to that album alone.  102
24 advice Ed5vais n.忠告, 建议, [商]通知 Rachel: Yeah, well, word of advice: Bring back the comedian. Otherwise next time you're gonna find yourself sitting at home, listening to that album alone.  102
16 spits spit n.唾液v.吐(唾沫), 吐出, 发射, 发出, 喷吐 Robbie: Me. (Spits.)  102
66 stuck stQk vbl.stick的过去式和过去分词 Ross: (entering) Sorry I'm late, I was stuck at work. There was this big dinosaur.. thing.. anyway.  102
139 late leit adj.迟的, 晚(期)的, 已故的, 新近的adv.晚, 迟, 最近, 在晚期 Ross: (entering) Sorry I'm late, I was stuck at work. There was this big dinosaur.. thing.. anyway.  102
30 dinosaur 5dainEsC: n.恐龙 Ross: (entering) Sorry I'm late, I was stuck at work. There was this big dinosaur.. thing.. anyway.  102
1 surgical 5sE:dVikEl adj.外科的, 外科医生的, 手术上的n.外科病房, 外科手术 Ross: (picks up a surgical instrament and mimes a duck with it) Quack, quack..  102
8 quack kwAk v.(指鸭)呷呷地叫, 大声闲聊, 吹嘘n.(鸭子)呷呷叫声, 庸医, 骗子adj.骗人 Ross: (picks up a surgical instrament and mimes a duck with it) Quack, quack..  102
205 picks pik n.精选, 掘, 鹤嘴锄vt.摘, 掘, 凿, 挑选, 挖, 挑剔vi.摘, 掘, 凿, 挖, 挑选v.拾取 Ross: (picks up a surgical instrament and mimes a duck with it) Quack, quack..  102
14 mimes maim n.笑剧v.模仿abbr.Multipurpose Internet Mail Extension protocol, 多用途的网际邮件扩充协议      MIME多用途的网际邮件扩充协议 Ross: (picks up a surgical instrament and mimes a duck with it) Quack, quack..  102
115 duck dQk n.鸭子, 急忙蹲下, 闪避, <俚> 人, 家伙vi.没入水中, 闪避vt.猛按...入水, 躲避 Ross: (picks up a surgical instrament and mimes a duck with it) Quack, quack..  102
34 realise `rIElaIz,`ri:- v.觉悟, 明白 Ross: (pulls his hand away) Okay! Okay. (To his parents) Look, I, uh- I realise you guys have been wondering what exactly happened between Carol and me, and, so, well, here's the deal. Carol's a lesbian. She's living with a woman named Susan. She's pregnant with my child, and she and Susan are going to raise the baby.  102
35 raise reiz n.上升, 高地, 提出vt.升起, 唤起, 提高, 使出现, 解除, 饲养, 筹集, 使复活 Ross: (pulls his hand away) Okay! Okay. (To his parents) Look, I, uh- I realise you guys have been wondering what exactly happened between Carol and me, and, so, well, here's the deal. Carol's a lesbian. She's living with a woman named Susan. She's pregnant with my child, and she and Susan are going to raise the baby.  102
120 pulls pul v.拉, 拖, 拔n.拉, 拖, 拉力, 牵引力 Ross: (pulls his hand away) Okay! Okay. (To his parents) Look, I, uh- I realise you guys have been wondering what exactly happened between Carol and me, and, so, well, here's the deal. Carol's a lesbian. She's living with a woman named Susan. She's pregnant with my child, and she and Susan are going to raise the baby.  102
36 named neimd 指定的 Ross: (pulls his hand away) Okay! Okay. (To his parents) Look, I, uh- I realise you guys have been wondering what exactly happened between Carol and me, and, so, well, here's the deal. Carol's a lesbian. She's living with a woman named Susan. She's pregnant with my child, and she and Susan are going to raise the baby.  102
201 deal di:l n.交易, (政治上的)密约, 待遇, 份量, <口>买卖vi.处理, 应付, 做生意vt.分配, 分给(out), 发牌, 给予      DEAL=Decision Evaluation And Logic 判定鉴定与逻辑 Ross: (pulls his hand away) Okay! Okay. (To his parents) Look, I, uh- I realise you guys have been wondering what exactly happened between Carol and me, and, so, well, here's the deal. Carol's a lesbian. She's living with a woman named Susan. She's pregnant with my child, and she and Susan are going to raise the baby.  102
50 child tFaild n.孩子, 儿女, 子孙, (头脑、空想等的)产物, 弟子, 追随者 Ross: (pulls his hand away) Okay! Okay. (To his parents) Look, I, uh- I realise you guys have been wondering what exactly happened between Carol and me, and, so, well, here's the deal. Carol's a lesbian. She's living with a woman named Susan. She's pregnant with my child, and she and Susan are going to raise the baby.  102
49 shake Feik v.摇动, 摇, 颤抖, 震动n.摇动, 摇, 颤抖, 震动 Ross: (they shake hands) Hello, Susan. (To Carol) Good shake. Good shake. So, uh, we're just waiting for...?  102
15 ignore i^5nC: vt.不理睬, 忽视, [律](因证据不足而)驳回诉讼 Ross: (trying to ignore her) No. No.  102
11 mouse maus n.鼠, 耗子v.搜寻      MOUSE=Minimum Orbital Unmanned Satellite of the Earth 最小的不载人轨道人造地球卫星(仪表载荷在50公斤以下的) Ross: ...As in Mouse?  102
82 stands stAnd n.停止, 抵抗的状态, 立场, 立足点, 看台, 架子, 台v.站, 立, 站起, (使)竖立, (使)位于, 维持不变, 持久, 经受 Ross: Ah, well, in here, anyone who... stands erect... So what's new? Still, uh...  102
3 erect i5rekt adj.直立的, 竖立的, 笔直的vt.盖, 使竖立, 使直立, 树立, 建立vi.[生理]勃起 Ross: Ah, well, in here, anyone who... stands erect... So what's new? Still, uh...  102
139 anyone 5eniwQn pron.任何一个 Ross: Ah, well, in here, anyone who... stands erect... So what's new? Still, uh...  102
12 sweep swi:p v.扫, 打扫, 清扫, 席卷, 冲光, 扫过, 掠过 Ross: Anyway.. um.. (Starts to sweep.) So, you- uh- you nervous about Barry tomorrow?  102
55 nervous 5nE:vEs adj.神经紧张的, 不安的, 强健有力的 Ross: Anyway.. um.. (Starts to sweep.) So, you- uh- you nervous about Barry tomorrow?  102
64 aw C: [域] Aruba, 阿鲁巴      AW=Above-Water在水面上 Ross: Aw, Mom...  102
168 forget fE5^et vt.忘记, 忽略vi.忘记, 忘形, 忘乎所以 Ross: How could I forget?  102
145 close klEuz v.关, 关闭, 结束, 停止, 使靠近, 靠拢, 会合, 包围n.结束adj.近的, 紧密的, 精密的, 齐根的, 封闭的, 亲密的, 闷气的adv.接近, 紧密地 Ross: Marsha, these are cave people. Okay? They have issues like 'Gee, that glacier's getting kinda close.' See?  102
7 stool stu:l n.凳子, 大便, 厕所vi.长新枝vt.诱捕 Ross: Me either... (He pulls up a stool so that he doesn't have to move his hand.)  102
130 either 5aITE(r) adj.任一的, (两方中的)每一方的pron.任一, 随便任一个conj.或者, 也 Ross: Me either... (He pulls up a stool so that he doesn't have to move his hand.)  102
39 pee pi: n.小便撒尿vi.小便撒尿 Ross: Must pee. (Goes to pee.)  102
18 ways wei n.路, 路线, 路途, 习惯, 行业, 规模, 道路, 情形adj.中途, 途中的adv.远远地, 大大地, 非常 Ross: My way?! You-you think this is my way? Believe me, of all the ways I ever imagined this moment in my life being, this is not my way- y'know what? Uh, um, this is too hard. I'm not, I can't do-  102
5 imagined i5mAdVin vt.想象, 设想 Ross: My way?! You-you think this is my way? Believe me, of all the ways I ever imagined this moment in my life being, this is not my way- y'know what? Uh, um, this is too hard. I'm not, I can't do-  102
80 seem si:m vi.象是, 似乎 Ross: No, it's good, it is good, it's just that- mm- doesn't she seem a little angry?  102
21 mm Myanmar, 缅甸      MMabbr. 1.先生 (Messieurs) 2.(英国)军功勋章 (Military Medal) Ross: No, it's good, it is good, it's just that- mm- doesn't she seem a little angry?  102
12 sperm spE:m n.精液, 精子, 鲸油 Ross: Oh, 's'funny, really? Um, I don't remember you making any sperm.  102
46 waves weiv n.波, 波浪, (挥手)示意, 致意vi.(挥手)示意, 致意, 波动, 飘动, 摇动 Ross: Okay, okay, yes, it is. (waves) How about I'll, uh, catch up with you in the Ice Age.  102
36 age eidV n.年龄, 成年, 使用年限, 同时期的人, 时代v.变老, 上年纪, 成熟      AGE=Aerospace Ground Equipment 航天地面设备 Ross: Okay, okay, yes, it is. (waves) How about I'll, uh, catch up with you in the Ice Age.  102
66 spend spend v.花费, 消耗, 用尽vt.度过, 消磨 Ross: 'S'funny, um, uh, we agreed we'd spend the rest of our lives together. Things change, roll with the punches. I believe Julia's on the table..?  102
22 punches pQntF n.冲压机, 冲床, 打孔机vt.冲孔, 打孔      Punch  [pQntF]  潘趣(英国木偶戏 Punch and Judy 中的主角) Ross: 'S'funny, um, uh, we agreed we'd spend the rest of our lives together. Things change, roll with the punches. I believe Julia's on the table..?  102
97 lives   livesn.life的复数 Ross: 'S'funny, um, uh, we agreed we'd spend the rest of our lives together. Things change, roll with the punches. I believe Julia's on the table..?  102
76 special 5speFEl n.特派员, 专车, 专刊adj.特别的, 特殊的, 专门的, 专用的 Ross: -she, of course, she- uh- familiar with our.. special situation?  102
40 situation 7sitju5eiFEn n.情形, 境遇, (建筑物等的)位置 Ross: -she, of course, she- uh- familiar with our.. special situation?  102
612 our 5auE pron.我们的 Ross: -she, of course, she- uh- familiar with our.. special situation?  102
15 decisions di5siVEn n.决定, 决心, 决议, 结果, 果断, 坚定 Ross: So, um- so how's this, uh, how's this gonna work? Y'know, with us? Y'know, when, like, important decisions have to be made?  102
2 julia 5dVu:ljE n. 朱莉娅(女子名) Ross: Still, you- you say Minnie, you hear Mouse. Um, how about, um.. how about Julia?  102
221 susan 5su:zn n.苏珊 Ross: Well, Carol says she and Susan want me to be involved, but if I'm not comfortable with it, I don't have to be involved.. basically it's entirely up to me.  102
25 involved in5vClvd adj.棘手的,有关的 Ross: Well, Carol says she and Susan want me to be involved, but if I'm not comfortable with it, I don't have to be involved.. basically it's entirely up to me.  102
6 entirely In5taIElI adv.完全地, 全然地, 一概地 Ross: Well, Carol says she and Susan want me to be involved, but if I'm not comfortable with it, I don't have to be involved.. basically it's entirely up to me.  102
41 comfortable 5kQmfEtEbl adj.舒适的 Ross: Well, Carol says she and Susan want me to be involved, but if I'm not comfortable with it, I don't have to be involved.. basically it's entirely up to me.  102
5 title 5taitl n.头衔, 名称, 标题, 冠军, 资格, 字幕, 权利, 扉页vt.赋予头衔, 加标题于adj.标题的, 用作书名的 Ross: Well, wait a minute, wha- why is she in the title?  102
302 minute mai5nju:t n.分, 分钟, 片刻, 一瞬间, 备忘录, 笔记vt.记录, 摘录, 测定时间adj.微小的, 详细的, 仔细而准确的 Ross: Well, wait a minute, wha- why is she in the title?  102
4 pros prEu adv.正面地      PROabbr.(英国)档案局 (Public Record Office) Ross: Well, y'know, these people are pros. They know what they're doing, they take their time, they get the job done.  102
20 terrific tE5rifik adj.令人恐怖的 Ross: Well, you may wanna steer clear of the word 'dumped'. Chances are he's gonna be this, this broken shell of a man, y'know, so you should try not to look too terrific, I know it'll be hard. Or, y'know, uh, hey!, I'll go down there, and I'll give Barry back his ring, and you can go with Carol and Susan to the OB/GYN...  102
7 shell Fel n.贝壳, 壳, 外形, 炮弹vt.去壳, 脱落, 炮轰vi.剥落, 脱壳[计] 设定命令行解释器的位置 Ross: Well, you may wanna steer clear of the word 'dumped'. Chances are he's gonna be this, this broken shell of a man, y'know, so you should try not to look too terrific, I know it'll be hard. Or, y'know, uh, hey!, I'll go down there, and I'll give Barry back his ring, and you can go with Carol and Susan to the OB/GYN...  102
7 ob Eub, C:b balloon观测气球      Ob     鄂毕湾(靠苏联西西伯利亚北岸) Ross: Well, you may wanna steer clear of the word 'dumped'. Chances are he's gonna be this, this broken shell of a man, y'know, so you should try not to look too terrific, I know it'll be hard. Or, y'know, uh, hey!, I'll go down there, and I'll give Barry back his ring, and you can go with Carol and Susan to the OB/GYN...  102
179 may mei, me aux.可能, 也许, 可以, 祝, 愿n.(May) 五月, 能, 可能      May  [mei; me]  梅(姓氏, 女子名, Mary的昵称) 五月 Ross: Well, you may wanna steer clear of the word 'dumped'. Chances are he's gonna be this, this broken shell of a man, y'know, so you should try not to look too terrific, I know it'll be hard. Or, y'know, uh, hey!, I'll go down there, and I'll give Barry back his ring, and you can go with Carol and Susan to the OB/GYN...  102
49 it'll 5itl it will的缩写, it shall的缩写 Ross: Well, you may wanna steer clear of the word 'dumped'. Chances are he's gonna be this, this broken shell of a man, y'know, so you should try not to look too terrific, I know it'll be hard. Or, y'know, uh, hey!, I'll go down there, and I'll give Barry back his ring, and you can go with Carol and Susan to the OB/GYN...  102
6 gyn dVin [林]三脚起重架 Ross: Well, you may wanna steer clear of the word 'dumped'. Chances are he's gonna be this, this broken shell of a man, y'know, so you should try not to look too terrific, I know it'll be hard. Or, y'know, uh, hey!, I'll go down there, and I'll give Barry back his ring, and you can go with Carol and Susan to the OB/GYN...  102
9 chances tFB:ns n.机会, 可能性, 偶然性, 运气v.碰巧, 偶然发生, 冒...的险adj.偶然的 Ross: Well, you may wanna steer clear of the word 'dumped'. Chances are he's gonna be this, this broken shell of a man, y'know, so you should try not to look too terrific, I know it'll be hard. Or, y'know, uh, hey!, I'll go down there, and I'll give Barry back his ring, and you can go with Carol and Susan to the OB/GYN...  102
45 broken 5brEukEn adj.坏掉的, 患病的, 被制服的, 断掉的vbl.break的过去分词 Ross: Well, you may wanna steer clear of the word 'dumped'. Chances are he's gonna be this, this broken shell of a man, y'know, so you should try not to look too terrific, I know it'll be hard. Or, y'know, uh, hey!, I'll go down there, and I'll give Barry back his ring, and you can go with Carol and Susan to the OB/GYN...  102
95 family 5fAmili n.家庭, 家族, 家属, 亲属, 子女, 僚属adj.家庭的, 家族的 Ross: Well... you never know. How's, um.. how's the family?  102
64 ticket 5tikit n.票, 入场券 Ross: Yeah, and-and it's not that we don't like the comedian, it's that-that... that's not why we bought the ticket.  102
119 hours 5auE n.小时, 钟头, ...点钟, 课时, (一段)时间 Ross: Yeah. Do that for another two hours, you might be where I am right about now. (He enters.)  102
14 particular pE5tikjulE n.细节, 详细adj.特殊的, 特别的, 独特的, 详细的, 精确的, 挑剔 Ross: You- uh- y'know what, I'm gonna go. I don't- I don't think I can be involved in this particular thing right now.  102
26 wind waind n.风v.绕, 缠, 上发条, 旋紧 Susan: Oh, no, nonononono, you see what he's doing? He knows no-one's gonna say all those names, so they'll wind up calling her Geller, then he gets his way!  102
42 names neim n.名字, 名称, 姓名, 名誉vt.命名, 提名, 叫出, 指定adj.姓名的, 据以取名的 Susan: Oh, no, nonononono, you see what he's doing? He knows no-one's gonna say all those names, so they'll wind up calling her Geller, then he gets his way!  102
118 knows nEu v.知道, 了解, 认识, 熟悉, 认出, 分辨, 确信 Susan: Oh, no, nonononono, you see what he's doing? He knows no-one's gonna say all those names, so they'll wind up calling her Geller, then he gets his way!  102
72 calling 5kC:liN n.职业, 行业, 邀请, 点名, 召集 Susan: Oh, no, nonononono, you see what he's doing? He knows no-one's gonna say all those names, so they'll wind up calling her Geller, then he gets his way!  102
14 helen 5helEn n.海伦 Susan: Oh, please! What's wrong with Helen?  102
19 agreed E5^ri:d adj.已经过协议的, 同意的 Susan: We agreed on Minnie.  102
9 challenge 5tFAlindV n.挑战vt.向...挑战 Susan: Yeah, and we all know what a challenge that is!  102
7 sonogram 5sCnE7^rAm 语图 The One With the Sonogram at the End 102
18 crane krein n.起重机 Written by: Marta Kauffman & David Crane  102
49 awkward 5C:kwEd adj.难使用的, 笨拙的 (An awkward silence ensues.) 103
2 dripping 5dripiN n.滴, 滴下, 滴下物, 油滴 (Chandler comes in, dripping wet.)  103
13 sight sait n.视力, 视觉, 见, 瞥见, 视域, 眼界 (Chandler leans over the back of the couch out of sight.)  103
12 taps tAps n.熄灯号音, 丧葬号音 (Chandler makes a 'Cross my heart' sign.  It starts to rain and he taps on the window.) 103
78 sign sain n.标记, 符号, 记号, 征兆, 迹象, 征候v.签名(于), 署名(于)~, 签署 (Chandler makes a 'Cross my heart' sign.  It starts to rain and he taps on the window.) 103
26 rain rein n.雨, 下雨, 雨天vi.下雨vt.使大量落下, 大量地给 (Chandler makes a 'Cross my heart' sign.  It starts to rain and he taps on the window.) 103
13 uses   USESabbr.United States Employment Service 美国就业局 (Chandler sulkilty picks up a garbage can lid and uses it as an umbrella.) 103
11 lid lid n.盖子, <美口>限制, 眼睑vt.给...盖盖子 (Chandler sulkilty picks up a garbage can lid and uses it as an umbrella.) 103
41 garbage 5^B:bidV n.垃圾, 废物 (Chandler sulkilty picks up a garbage can lid and uses it as an umbrella.) 103
5 shrug FrQ^ n.耸肩v.耸肩 (Chandler tries to shrug nonchalantly but eventually he has to exhale a mouthful of smoke.) 103
5 nonchalantly   nonchalantlyadv.漠不关心地, 冷淡地 (Chandler tries to shrug nonchalantly but eventually he has to exhale a mouthful of smoke.) 103
8 mouthful 5mauW7ful n.一口, 满口 (Chandler tries to shrug nonchalantly but eventually he has to exhale a mouthful of smoke.) 103
2 exhale eks5heil, e^5zeil v.呼气, 发出, 发散, <古>使蒸发 (Chandler tries to shrug nonchalantly but eventually he has to exhale a mouthful of smoke.) 103
9 eventually I5ventjJElI adv.最后, 终于 (Chandler tries to shrug nonchalantly but eventually he has to exhale a mouthful of smoke.) 103
4 dubious 5dju:bjEs adj.可疑的, 不确定的 (Dubious pause.)  103
331 laughs lB:f vi.笑, 讥笑n.笑, 笑声 (Everyone laughs.) 103
9 wrist rist n.手腕, 腕关节 (Joey lets his wrist go limp.)  103
3 limp limp adj.柔软的, 易曲的vi.跛行      LIMP=Language-Independent Macro Processor 独立于语言的宏加工程序 (Joey lets his wrist go limp.)  103
42 lets let vt.假设, 出租, 允许, 排放, 让...进入(或通过), 妨碍vi.出租, (工程等)被承包n.出租屋, 障碍      LET=Linear Energy Transfer 能量线性传递 (Joey lets his wrist go limp.)  103
9 reluctantly   reluctantlyadv.不情愿地, 嫌恶地 (Joey reluctantly gives him the cigarette.)  103
45 pack pAk n.包裹, <贬>一群, 一副, 背包, 包装vt.包装, 捆扎, 塞满, 压紧, 挑选vi.包装货物, 挤, 群集, 被包装背包 (Joey takes out a pack of cigarettes and a lighter.  He fumbles and drops the lighter.  Then he lights a cigarett, takes a drag, and coughs.) 103
9 lighter 5laitE n.点火者, 打火机, 驳船v.驳运 (Joey takes out a pack of cigarettes and a lighter.  He fumbles and drops the lighter.  Then he lights a cigarett, takes a drag, and coughs.) 103
1 fumbles 5fQmbl v.摸索 (Joey takes out a pack of cigarettes and a lighter.  He fumbles and drops the lighter.  Then he lights a cigarett, takes a drag, and coughs.) 103
25 drag drA^ v.拖, 拖曳, 缓慢而费力地行动n.拖拉 (Joey takes out a pack of cigarettes and a lighter.  He fumbles and drops the lighter.  Then he lights a cigarett, takes a drag, and coughs.) 103
8 coughs kC:f n.咳嗽v.咳嗽 (Joey takes out a pack of cigarettes and a lighter.  He fumbles and drops the lighter.  Then he lights a cigarett, takes a drag, and coughs.) 103
24 cigarettes si^E5ret n.香烟, 纸烟 (Joey takes out a pack of cigarettes and a lighter.  He fumbles and drops the lighter.  Then he lights a cigarett, takes a drag, and coughs.) 103
9 winces wins v.退缩      WinCEMicrosoft开发的掌上电脑操作系统 (Joey tries and visibly winces.)  103
10 visibly 5vIzIb(E)lI adv.显然 (Joey tries and visibly winces.)  103
2 snorts snC:t v.喷鼻息n.喷鼻息 (Monica laughs and snorts.)  103
29 letter 5letE n.文字, 字母, 信函, 字面意义, 铅字, 证书, 文学, 学问vt.用字母标明, 在...上刻(或题)字vi.写印刷体字母 (Phoebe enters, walks to the couch, sits down, and begins to read a letter without saying hi.) 103
29 begins bI5^In v.开始, 首先 (Phoebe enters, walks to the couch, sits down, and begins to read a letter without saying hi.) 103
133 nods nCd v.点头, 点... n.点头 (Phoebe nods.)  103
2 reacts ri5Akt vi.起反应, 起作用, 反抗, 起反作用 (Phoebe opens the can and reacts.)  103
1 swaps swCp v.交换n.交换 (The gang swaps all the drinks for what they ordered as Phoebe enters.  She sits down without saying hi.) 103
31 ordered   orderedadj.安排好的;整齐的;规则的 (The gang swaps all the drinks for what they ordered as Phoebe enters.  She sits down without saying hi.) 103
4 stretch stretF v.伸展, 伸长n.一段时间, 一段路程, 伸展 (The guys stretch out their fingers.)  103
69 fingers 5fiN^E n.手指(尤指大拇指以外的手指), 指状物, 指针v.用手指拨弄, 伸出      Finger查找器(查找因特网用户的程序) (The guys stretch out their fingers.)  103
10 buzzes bQz n.嗡嗡声v.作嗡嗡声, 嗡嗡作响, 逼近 (The intercom buzzes.)  103
11 gasp ^B:sp vi.喘息, 气喘vt.气吁吁地说 (They all gasp and clutch each other.) 103
1 clutch klQtF v.抓住, 攫住n.离合器 (They all gasp and clutch each other.) 103
1 undisturbed 5Qndis5tE:bd adj.没受到干扰的, 安静的, 镇定的 (They degenerate into bickering and Chandler happily starts to smoke, undisturbed.) 103
42 happily `hApIlI adv.幸福地, 愉快地, 恰当地, 幸亏 (They degenerate into bickering and Chandler happily starts to smoke, undisturbed.) 103
1 degenerate di5dVenEreit adj.退化的v.退化 (They degenerate into bickering and Chandler happily starts to smoke, undisturbed.) 103
3 bickering   (They degenerate into bickering and Chandler happily starts to smoke, undisturbed.) 103
122 except ik5sept vt.除, 把...除外, 反对, 不计vi.反对prep.除了...之外, 若不是, 除非conj.只是, 要不是      EXCEPT  [ik5sept]  [计]“禁”门, “与非”门 [Scene, Central Perk, everyone except Phoebe and Rachel is there.]  103
10 vendor 5vendC: n.卖主 [Scene: A Street, Phoebe and Lizzie are at a hot dog vendor.] 103
181 hot hCt adj.热的, 热情的, 辣的, 激动的, 紧迫的, 节奏强的adv.热, 热切的, 紧迫地 [Scene: A Street, Phoebe and Lizzie are at a hot dog vendor.] 103
143 street stri:t n.街, 街道 [Scene: A street, Phoebe walks up to a homeless person (Lizzie) she knows.]  103
21 lizzie 5lizi n.廉价的破旧汽车, 早期的福特汽车      Lizzie  [5lizi]  莉齐(女子名, Elizabeth 的昵称) [Scene: A street, Phoebe walks up to a homeless person (Lizzie) she knows.]  103
3 homeless 5hEJmlIs adj.无家的, 无家可归的 [Scene: A street, Phoebe walks up to a homeless person (Lizzie) she knows.]  103
1 persecuting 5pE:sikju:t v.迫害 [Scene: Cental Perk, Joey and Ross are persecuting Chandler about his smoking.] 103
1 cental 5sentl n.百磅, (英国计算谷类重量的单位) [Scene: Cental Perk, Joey and Ross are persecuting Chandler about his smoking.] 103
2 softball 5sRftbC:l n.垒球运动, 垒球 [Scene: Central Perk, Monica is alone as Ross, Rachel, Chandler, and Joey enter dejectedly in softball gear.]  103
6 gear ^iE n.齿轮, 传动装置v.调整, (使)适合, 换档 [Scene: Central Perk, Monica is alone as Ross, Rachel, Chandler, and Joey enter dejectedly in softball gear.]  103
166 enter 5entE vt.进入, 加入, 参加, 登录, 开始vi.进去, [戏]登场, 参加n.输入, [计]回车 [Scene: Central Perk, Monica is alone as Ross, Rachel, Chandler, and Joey enter dejectedly in softball gear.]  103
13 discovery dis5kQvEri n.发现, 发明的东西 [Scene: Central Perk, Phoebe is telling everyone about her discovery.] 103
5 rehearse ri5hE:s vt.预演, 排演, 使排练, 复述, 练习, 背诵, 作假vi.排练, 练习, 演习 [Scene: Chandler and Joey's, Chandler is helping Joey rehearse for a part.] 103
53 helping 5helpiN n.帮助, 协助, (食物)一份 [Scene: Chandler and Joey's, Chandler is helping Joey rehearse for a part.] 103
4 types   typesn.类型v.打字 [Scene: Chandler's office, Chandler looks around, opens his desk drawer, takes a puff of a cigarette, sprays around some air freshener, and takes some breath spray.  He types for a little while, opens the drawer again, and takes another drag of the cigarette.   While not paying attention, he sprays the breath spray around the room, takes a squirt of air freshener and gags.] 103
2 squirt skwE:t v.喷出 [Scene: Chandler's office, Chandler looks around, opens his desk drawer, takes a puff of a cigarette, sprays around some air freshener, and takes some breath spray.  He types for a little while, opens the drawer again, and takes another drag of the cigarette.   While not paying attention, he sprays the breath spray around the room, takes a squirt of air freshener and gags.] 103
8 sprays sprei n.喷雾, 飞沫vt.喷射, 喷溅 [Scene: Chandler's office, Chandler looks around, opens his desk drawer, takes a puff of a cigarette, sprays around some air freshener, and takes some breath spray.  He types for a little while, opens the drawer again, and takes another drag of the cigarette.   While not paying attention, he sprays the breath spray around the room, takes a squirt of air freshener and gags.] 103
6 spray sprei n.喷雾, 飞沫vt.喷射, 喷溅 [Scene: Chandler's office, Chandler looks around, opens his desk drawer, takes a puff of a cigarette, sprays around some air freshener, and takes some breath spray.  He types for a little while, opens the drawer again, and takes another drag of the cigarette.   While not paying attention, he sprays the breath spray around the room, takes a squirt of air freshener and gags.] 103
37 paying 5peiiN adj.支付的, 有利的n.付, 支付 [Scene: Chandler's office, Chandler looks around, opens his desk drawer, takes a puff of a cigarette, sprays around some air freshener, and takes some breath spray.  He types for a little while, opens the drawer again, and takes another drag of the cigarette.   While not paying attention, he sprays the breath spray around the room, takes a squirt of air freshener and gags.] 103
1 gags ^A^ n.塞口物, 随口科白, 打诨, 箝口物, 箝制言论, 讨论终结vt.塞物于...的口中, 禁止, 使窒息, 使呕吐, 压制言论自由, 插科打诨, 欺骗vi.窒息, 作呕, 欺骗, 插科打诨 [Scene: Chandler's office, Chandler looks around, opens his desk drawer, takes a puff of a cigarette, sprays around some air freshener, and takes some breath spray.  He types for a little while, opens the drawer again, and takes another drag of the cigarette.   While not paying attention, he sprays the breath spray around the room, takes a squirt of air freshener and gags.] 103
3 freshener `freFEnE(r) n.清凉剂, 新手 [Scene: Chandler's office, Chandler looks around, opens his desk drawer, takes a puff of a cigarette, sprays around some air freshener, and takes some breath spray.  He types for a little while, opens the drawer again, and takes another drag of the cigarette.   While not paying attention, he sprays the breath spray around the room, takes a squirt of air freshener and gags.] 103
43 drawer 5drC:E n.抽屉, 画家, 制图员, (用复数)衬裤、内裤 [Scene: Chandler's office, Chandler looks around, opens his desk drawer, takes a puff of a cigarette, sprays around some air freshener, and takes some breath spray.  He types for a little while, opens the drawer again, and takes another drag of the cigarette.   While not paying attention, he sprays the breath spray around the room, takes a squirt of air freshener and gags.] 103
81 desk desk n.书桌, 办公桌 [Scene: Chandler's office, Chandler looks around, opens his desk drawer, takes a puff of a cigarette, sprays around some air freshener, and takes some breath spray.  He types for a little while, opens the drawer again, and takes another drag of the cigarette.   While not paying attention, he sprays the breath spray around the room, takes a squirt of air freshener and gags.] 103
52 breath breW n.呼吸, 气息, 气味, 空气, 微风, 暂停, 瞬间 [Scene: Chandler's office, Chandler looks around, opens his desk drawer, takes a puff of a cigarette, sprays around some air freshener, and takes some breath spray.  He types for a little while, opens the drawer again, and takes another drag of the cigarette.   While not paying attention, he sprays the breath spray around the room, takes a squirt of air freshener and gags.] 103
8 paula 5pC:lE n. 保拉(女子名) [Scene: Iridium, Monica and Paula are at work.] 103
60 balcony 5bAlkEni n.阳台, 包厢, (戏院)楼厅 [Scene: Monica and Rachel's, Chandler is smoking out on the balcony, Phoebe is absent.] 103
3 absent 5AbsEnt adj.不在的, 缺席的, 缺少的vt.缺席 [Scene: Monica and Rachel's, Chandler is smoking out on the balcony, Phoebe is absent.] 103
3 mopping mCp n.拖把(俗称地拖), 洗碗v.用拖把拖洗, 擦, 抹, 扫荡 [Scene: Monica and Rachel's, everyone is mopping around and eating ice cream.]  103
152 heard h\:d vbl.hear的过去式和过去分词 Alan: I've heard schho much about all you guyschh!  103
15 relieved rI5li:vd 放心的 Alan: Yeah, I'm sorry too. But, I gotta tell you, I am a little relieved.  103
3 ouch autF int.哎唷!痛呀! All: Ohh. Ouch.  103
49 won wQn vbl.win的过去式和过去分词 All: WE WON!! Thank you! Yes!  103
48 excellent 5eksElEnt adj.卓越的, 极好的 All: Yeah. Yeah, excellent.  103
29 knowing 5nEuiN adj.会意的, 心照不宣的, 聪颖的, 精明的, <贬>世故的, 狡猾的 Chandler: "So how does it feel knowing you're about to die?"  103
89 die dai vi.死亡, 消逝, 平息, 渴望, 漠然, 熄灭vt.死n.骰子, 钢型, 硬模, 冲模      DIE=Danish Institute for the International Exchange of Scientific and Literary Publications 丹麦国际科学及文学出版物交流学会 Chandler: "So how does it feel knowing you're about to die?"  103
16 pleasure 5pleVE n.愉快, 快乐, 乐事, 乐趣, 意志, 愿望 Chandler: (deadpan) Ooh, I'm alive with pleasure now.  103
33 alive E5laiv adj.活着的, 活泼的 Chandler: (deadpan) Ooh, I'm alive with pleasure now.  103
34 sarcastic sB:5kAstik adj.讽刺的 Chandler: (sarcastic) Oh, she's sorry! I feel better!  103
85 putting 5putiN n.(高尔夫球)打球入洞投掷 Chandler: All right! I'm putting it out, I'm putting it out. (He drops it in Phoebe's coffee.)  103
6 puff pQf n.一阵喷烟, 肿块, 蓬松, 吹嘘, 宣传广告v.喷出, 张开, 夸张, (使)膨胀, (使)骄傲, 喘息, 鼓吹, 吹捧 Chandler: Alright, now try taking a puff.  103
2 reward ri5wC:d n.报酬, 奖金vt.酬劳, 奖赏 Chandler: And this- is my reward!  103
26 missing 5misiN adj.不见的, 缺少的 Chandler: Don't think of it as a cigarette. Think of it as the thing that's been missing from your hand. When you're holding it, you feel right. You feel complete.  103
17 complete kEm5pli:t adj.全部的, 完全的, 完成的vt.完成, 使完善 Chandler: Don't think of it as a cigarette. Think of it as the thing that's been missing from your hand. When you're holding it, you feel right. You feel complete.  103
16 unfair 5Qn5fZE adj.不公平的 Chandler: Hey, this is so unfair!  103
1 emphysema 7emfi5si:mE n.气肿, 肺气肿 Chandler: Hey, y'know, I have had it with you guys and your cancer and your emphysema and your heart disease. The bottom line is, smoking is cool, and you know it.  103
8 disease di5zi:z n.疾病, 弊病 Chandler: Hey, y'know, I have had it with you guys and your cancer and your emphysema and your heart disease. The bottom line is, smoking is cool, and you know it.  103
226 cool ku:l n.凉爽, 凉爽的空气adj.凉爽, 冷静的, 无所顾虑的, 淡漠的v.使冷, 使镇定 Chandler: Hey, y'know, I have had it with you guys and your cancer and your emphysema and your heart disease. The bottom line is, smoking is cool, and you know it.  103
6 personally 5pE:sEnEli adv.亲自 Chandler: I personally could have a gallon of Alan.  103
1 gallon 5^AlEn n.加仑 Chandler: I personally could have a gallon of Alan.  103
5 smokes smEuk n.烟, 烟尘, 烟幕v.抽烟, 吸烟vi.冒烟 Chandler: I think this is probably why Damone smokes in his cell alone.  103
56 smoking 5smEukiN n.抽烟, 冒烟 Chandler: I'm smoking. I'm smoking, I'm smoking.  103
61 stick stik n.棍, 棒, 手杖v.粘住, 粘贴vt.刺, 戳 Chandler: Joey ate my last stick of gum, so I killed him. Do you think that was wrong?  103
27 gum ^Qm n.齿龈, 树脂, 橡胶, 橡胶树, 口香糖, 香口胶, 泡泡糖 Chandler: Joey ate my last stick of gum, so I killed him. Do you think that was wrong?  103
38 ate `B:tI vbl.吃abbr.[军] Automatic Test Equipment, 自动试验设备      ATE=Advanced Technology Engine 高级技术发动机 Chandler: Joey ate my last stick of gum, so I killed him. Do you think that was wrong?  103
33 nah nB: [美俚]=no Chandler: Nah, not so much. Alright, now we smoke. (Takes a puff.) Oh.. my.. God. (He continues to smoke.)  103
41 continues kEn5tinju: v.继续, 连续, 延伸 Chandler: Nah, not so much. Alright, now we smoke. (Takes a puff.) Oh.. my.. God. (He continues to smoke.)  103
1 minions 5minjEn n.奴才, 宠臣 Chandler: Oh, Satan's minions at work again...  103
23 parties 5pB:ti n.党, 政党, 随行人员, [律]当事人, 社交会 Chandler: Oh, yeah. I'd marry him just for his David Hasselhof impression alone. You know I'm gonna be doing that at parties, right? (Does the impression)  103
11 impression im5preFEn n.印象, 感想, 盖印, 压痕 Chandler: Oh, yeah. I'd marry him just for his David Hasselhof impression alone. You know I'm gonna be doing that at parties, right? (Does the impression)  103
41 thirty 5WE:ti num.三十 Chandler: Ooh, Lambchop. How old is that sock? If I had a sock on my hand for thirty years it'd be talking too.  103
26 sock sCk n.短袜, 鞋内衬底, 轻软鞋, 一击, 零食vt.给...穿袜, 重击, 猛投, 请...吃零食vi.爱吃零食adj.非常成功的adv.正着地, 不偏不倚地 Chandler: Ooh, Lambchop. How old is that sock? If I had a sock on my hand for thirty years it'd be talking too.  103
28 leather 5leTE n.皮革, 皮革制品 Chandler: Or 'You're such a nice guy' means 'I'm gonna be dating leather-wearing alcoholics and complaining about them to you'.  103
10 complaining kEm5pleiniN adj.诉苦的, 抱怨的 Chandler: Or 'You're such a nice guy' means 'I'm gonna be dating leather-wearing alcoholics and complaining about them to you'.  103
1 alcoholics 7AlkE5hClik adj.含酒精的n.酗酒者, 酒鬼 Chandler: Or 'You're such a nice guy' means 'I'm gonna be dating leather-wearing alcoholics and complaining about them to you'.  103
133 TRUE tru: adj.真实的, 真正的, 忠实的, 忠诚的, 正确的 Chandler: Really? He does? (taking the phone) Hey, buddy, what's up! Oh, she told you about that, huh. Well, yeah, I have one now and then. Well, yeah, now. Well, it's not that big- ..well, that's true,.. Gee, y'know, no-one- no-one's ever put it like that before. Well, okay, thanks! (He hands the phone back and stubs out his cigarette.)  103
1 stubs stQb n.树桩, 残余, 断株, 烟蒂, 用突了的笔, 存根adj.短而秃的vt.挖除断株, 连根拔除, 踩熄adj.短而秃的 Chandler: Really? He does? (taking the phone) Hey, buddy, what's up! Oh, she told you about that, huh. Well, yeah, I have one now and then. Well, yeah, now. Well, it's not that big- ..well, that's true,.. Gee, y'know, no-one- no-one's ever put it like that before. Well, okay, thanks! (He hands the phone back and stubs out his cigarette.)  103
11 gee dVi: n.字母Gint.(驾驭马牛等的吆喝声)向右!, 前进!快!, 惊讶时所发声音v.(使)向右转n.<美俚>一千美元 Chandler: Really? He does? (taking the phone) Hey, buddy, what's up! Oh, she told you about that, huh. Well, yeah, I have one now and then. Well, yeah, now. Well, it's not that big- ..well, that's true,.. Gee, y'know, no-one- no-one's ever put it like that before. Well, okay, thanks! (He hands the phone back and stubs out his cigarette.)  103
1 snort snC:t v.喷鼻息n.喷鼻息 Chandler: So I have a flaw! Big deal! Like Joey's constant knuckle-cracking isn't annoying? And Ross, with his over-pronouncing every single word? And Monica, with that snort when she laughs? I mean, what the hell is that thing? ...I accept all those flaws, why can't you accept me for this?  103
2 pronouncing prEJ`naJnsIN adj.发音的, 表示发音的 Chandler: So I have a flaw! Big deal! Like Joey's constant knuckle-cracking isn't annoying? And Ross, with his over-pronouncing every single word? And Monica, with that snort when she laughs? I mean, what the hell is that thing? ...I accept all those flaws, why can't you accept me for this?  103
3 knuckle 5nQkl n.指节, 关节 Chandler: So I have a flaw! Big deal! Like Joey's constant knuckle-cracking isn't annoying? And Ross, with his over-pronouncing every single word? And Monica, with that snort when she laughs? I mean, what the hell is that thing? ...I accept all those flaws, why can't you accept me for this?  103
2 flaws flC: n.缺点, 裂纹, 瑕疵, 一阵狂风vt.使破裂, 使有缺陷, 使无效vi.生裂缝, 变的有缺陷 Chandler: So I have a flaw! Big deal! Like Joey's constant knuckle-cracking isn't annoying? And Ross, with his over-pronouncing every single word? And Monica, with that snort when she laughs? I mean, what the hell is that thing? ...I accept all those flaws, why can't you accept me for this?  103
1 flaw flC: n.缺点, 裂纹, 瑕疵, 一阵狂风vt.使破裂, 使有缺陷, 使无效vi.生裂缝, 变的有缺陷 Chandler: So I have a flaw! Big deal! Like Joey's constant knuckle-cracking isn't annoying? And Ross, with his over-pronouncing every single word? And Monica, with that snort when she laughs? I mean, what the hell is that thing? ...I accept all those flaws, why can't you accept me for this?  103
7 cracking 5krAkiN n.破裂, 裂化 Chandler: So I have a flaw! Big deal! Like Joey's constant knuckle-cracking isn't annoying? And Ross, with his over-pronouncing every single word? And Monica, with that snort when she laughs? I mean, what the hell is that thing? ...I accept all those flaws, why can't you accept me for this?  103
6 constant 5kCnstEnt n.[数、物]常数, 恒量adj.不变的, 持续的, 坚决的 Chandler: So I have a flaw! Big deal! Like Joey's constant knuckle-cracking isn't annoying? And Ross, with his over-pronouncing every single word? And Monica, with that snort when she laughs? I mean, what the hell is that thing? ...I accept all those flaws, why can't you accept me for this?  103
28 annoying E5nCiiN adj.恼人的, 讨厌的 Chandler: So I have a flaw! Big deal! Like Joey's constant knuckle-cracking isn't annoying? And Ross, with his over-pronouncing every single word? And Monica, with that snort when she laughs? I mean, what the hell is that thing? ...I accept all those flaws, why can't you accept me for this?  103
12 contest 5kCntest n.论争, 竞赛v.,争论, 争辩, 竞赛, 争夺 Chandler: Well, maybe it's a contest, y'know? Like, collect all five?  103
7 collect kE5lekt v.收集, 聚集, 集中, 搜集adj.由收件人付款的adv.由收件人付款地 Chandler: Well, maybe it's a contest, y'know? Like, collect all five?  103
10 farm fB:m n.农场, 农庄, 农田vt.耕种vi.种田, 务农, 经营农场, 从事畜牧 Chandler: Yeah, it's like when you're a kid, and your parents put your dog to sleep, and they tell you it went off to live on some farm.  103
150 dog dC^ n.狗, 犬, 类似犬的动物, 卑鄙的人, 小人, 坏蛋vt.跟踪, 尾随      DOG=Data Output Gate 数据输出门 Chandler: Yeah, it's like when you're a kid, and your parents put your dog to sleep, and they tell you it went off to live on some farm.  103
86 yep jep adv.<俚>是 Chandler: Yep, we sure showed those Hassidic jewellers a thing or two about softball..  103
20 showed FEu n.表示, 展览, 炫耀, 外观, 假装v.出示, 指示, 引导, 说明, 显示, 展出, 放映 Chandler: Yep, we sure showed those Hassidic jewellers a thing or two about softball..  103
1 jewellers `dVU:ElE(r) n.珠宝商, 宝石匠,钟表匠 Chandler: Yep, we sure showed those Hassidic jewellers a thing or two about softball..  103
1 hassidic hE`sIdIk adj.[宗](犹太教)哈西德派的 Chandler: Yep, we sure showed those Hassidic jewellers a thing or two about softball..  103
71 smoke smEuk n.烟, 烟尘, 烟幕v.抽烟, 吸烟vi.冒烟 Joey: "I just wanna go back to my cell. 'Cause in my cell, I can smoke."  103
32 cell sel n.单元, 细胞, 蜂房, (尤指监狱或寺院的)单人房间, 电池 Joey: "I just wanna go back to my cell. 'Cause in my cell, I can smoke."  103
2 warden 5wC:dn n.典狱官, 看守人, 学监, 区长, (供煮食的)一种冬梨      Warden  [5wC:dn]  [有时用warden ]华登冬梨(供煮食) Joey: "Warden, in five minutes my pain will be over. But you'll have to live with the knowledge that you sent an honest man to die."  103
50 sent sent vbl.send的过去式和过去分词 Joey: "Warden, in five minutes my pain will be over. But you'll have to live with the knowledge that you sent an honest man to die."  103
123 minutes mai5nju:t n.分, 分钟, 片刻, 一瞬间, 备忘录, 笔记vt.记录, 摘录, 测定时间adj.微小的, 详细的, 仔细而准确的 Joey: "Warden, in five minutes my pain will be over. But you'll have to live with the knowledge that you sent an honest man to die."  103
7 knowledge 5nClidV n.知识, 学问, 认识, 知道, <古>学科 Joey: "Warden, in five minutes my pain will be over. But you'll have to live with the knowledge that you sent an honest man to die."  103
26 honest 5Cnist adj.诚实的, 正直的 Joey: "Warden, in five minutes my pain will be over. But you'll have to live with the knowledge that you sent an honest man to die."  103
90 shower 5FauE n.阵雨, 淋浴, (一)阵, (一)大批vt.大量地给与 Joey: (dragged in by Monica, he has just gotten out of the shower) What's going on?  103
50 gotten 5^Ctn vbl.get的过去分词 Joey: (dragged in by Monica, he has just gotten out of the shower) What's going on?  103
9 dragged   dragged牵引的 Joey: (dragged in by Monica, he has just gotten out of the shower) What's going on?  103
15 shouting 5FaJtIN 喊叫,呼叫      Shouting     大喊大叫, 在电子信件中全部用大写字母 Joey: (shouting to Chandler) Chandler! He's here!  103
28 bother 5bCTE vt.烦扰, 打扰vi.烦恼, 操心n.麻烦, 烦扰v.打扰 Joey: ...Does the knuckle-cracking bother everybody?  103
19 respect ris5pekt n.尊敬, 敬重, 注意, 考虑, 尊重, 关系, 有关, 敬意vt.尊敬, 尊重, 不防碍 Joey: Do you have any respect for your body?  103
61 body 5bCdi n.身体, 肉体, 人, 尸体, 主要部分, 团体, 大量vt.赋以形体 Joey: Do you have any respect for your body?  103
115 wear wiE vt.穿, 戴v.(~ out) 磨损, 用旧, (~ out) 穿着 Joey: Even nicer when everyone gets to wear their underwear..  103
63 underwear 5QndEwZE n.内衣裤 Joey: Even nicer when everyone gets to wear their underwear..  103
9 nicer   niceradj.良好的adv.良好的 Joey: Even nicer when everyone gets to wear their underwear..  103
67 smile smail vi.(~ at) 微笑n.微笑 Joey: Know what was great? The way his smile was kinda crooked.  103
3 crooked 5krukid adj.弯曲的, 拐骗的, 不老实的 Joey: Know what was great? The way his smile was kinda crooked.  103
51 cigarette si^E5ret n.香烟, 纸烟 Joey: No no no, I am not giving you a cigarette.  103
7 hurriedly   hurriedlyadv.仓促地, 慌忙地 Joey: Oh, God! (Hurriedly closes his legs.)  103
129 closes Command to Line of Sight, 瞄准线指令 Joey: Oh, God! (Hurriedly closes his legs.)  103
9 language 5lAN^widV n.语言, 语言文学, 术语, 语言表达能力, (运用语言的)方式、能力、风格, [自](机器)代码 Joey: Since always. It's like dating language. Y'know, like 'It's not you' means 'It is you'.  103
72 dating 5deitiN 测定年龄[年代] Joey: Since always. It's like dating language. Y'know, like 'It's not you' means 'It is you'.  103
35 ridiculous ri5dikjulEs adj.荒谬的, 可笑的 Joey: That's ridiculous!  103
3 chews tFu: vt.咀爵(食物等)v.咀嚼, 认真考虑 Joey: Well, is it, like, a little annoying, or is it like when Phoebe chews her hair?  103
35 blow blEu n.殴打, 突然的打击v.风吹, 吹气于, 叫, 喘气 Joey: Yeah. Cushions the blow.  103
5 tipped tip n.顶, 尖端, 梢, 倾斜, 轻击, 末端, 小费, 秘密消息vt.在...顶端装附加物, 使倾斜, 使翻倒, 暗示, 轻击, 给, 泄露, 给小费vi.倾斜, 翻倒, 倾覆, 踮脚走, 给小费n.提示, 技巧      TIP=Technical Information Panel 技术情报组(NATO)      TiP=Titanium Pump 钛泵 Joey: You can come in, but your filter-tipped little buddy has to stay outside!  103
1 filter 5filtE n.滤波器, 过滤器, 滤光器, 筛选vt.过滤, 渗透, 用过滤法除去vi.滤过, 渗入, (消息等)走漏, 慢慢传开 Joey: You can come in, but your filter-tipped little buddy has to stay outside!  103
74 buddy 5bQdi n.<美口>密友, 伙伴      Buddy  [5bQdi]  巴迪(男子名) Joey: You can come in, but your filter-tipped little buddy has to stay outside!  103
302 leaves li:vz n.树叶, 花瓣 Lizzie: (leaves) See ya.  103
1 vowels 5vaJEl n.元音adj.元音的 Lizzie: Did you pick out the vowels?  103
5 pretzel 5pretsEl n.一种脆饼干,<美俚>[音] 法国号 Lizzie: Keep the change. (To Phoebe) Sure you don't wanna pretzel?  103
1 saltines sC:l5ti:n n.撒盐饼干 Lizzie: Saltines?  103
21 given 5^ivn adj.赠予的, 沉溺的, 特定的, 假设的vbl.give的过去分词 Lizzie: What? (She opens the envelope Phoebe has given her.) Oh my God, there's really money in here.  103
15 envelope 5envilEup n.信封, 封套, 封袋, [天]包层, [数]包迹, [生]包膜 Lizzie: What? (She opens the envelope Phoebe has given her.) Oh my God, there's really money in here.  103
5 tin tin n.[化]锡, 马口铁, 罐vt.涂锡于adj.锡制的 Lizzie: Would you like my tin-foil hat?  103
4 foil fCil n.箔, 金属薄片, [建]叶形片, 烘托, 衬托vt.衬托, 阻止, 挡开, 挫败, 贴箔于 Lizzie: Would you like my tin-foil hat?  103
1 puling `pjU:lIN adj.呜咽的,哀鸣的,哀诉的 Monica: (puling him up) Hey. Whaddya doing?  103
5 shouts Faut v.呼喊, 呼叫n.呼喊, 呼叫 Monica: (shouts to Chandler) Chandler? Do you promise to be good?  103
12 begin bI5^In v.开始, 首先 Monica: (to Alan) Thanks. I'll call you tomorrow. (Alan exits, to all) Okay. Okay, let's let the Alan-bashing begin. Who's gonna take the first shot, hmm?  103
1 bashing bAF v.怒殴, 打坏, <美俚>盛会, 狂欢n.怒殴, 猛击 Monica: (to Alan) Thanks. I'll call you tomorrow. (Alan exits, to all) Okay. Okay, let's let the Alan-bashing begin. Who's gonna take the first shot, hmm?  103
81 promise 5prCmis vt.允诺, 答应n.允诺, 答应, 许诺 Monica: Do you all promise?  103
28 possible 5pCsEbl adj.可能的, 可能存在或发生的 Monica: Fantastic! I have one question: How is that possible?  103
19 fantastic fAn5tAstik adj.幻想的, 奇异的, 稀奇古怪的, 荒谬的, 空想的 Monica: Fantastic! I have one question: How is that possible?  103
241 game ^eim n.比赛, 游戏, 竞赛, [复]运动会, 玩耍, 比分, 比赛规则, 策略vi.赌博adj.勇敢的, 有胆量的, 关于野味的, 跛的 Monica: Hi.. how was the game?  103
64 liked   likedv.喜欢vbl.喜欢 Monica: I know. I just wish that once, I'd bring a guy home that they actually liked.  103
7 within wiT5in n.内部, 里头adv.在内部, 在内心里prep.在...之内, 不越出adj.里面的, 内部的 Monica: I mean, why should I let them meet him? I mean, I bring a guy home, and within five minutes they're all over him. I mean, they're like- coyotes, picking off the weak members of the herd.  103
9 weak wi:k adj.不牢固的, 弱的, 虚弱的, 软弱的, 淡的, 疲软的, 无力的, 不耐用的 Monica: I mean, why should I let them meet him? I mean, I bring a guy home, and within five minutes they're all over him. I mean, they're like- coyotes, picking off the weak members of the herd.  103
3 members 5membE n.成员, 会员, 议员, (人或动, 植物的)一部分, [语]子句, 成分, [逻]推论的命题 Monica: I mean, why should I let them meet him? I mean, I bring a guy home, and within five minutes they're all over him. I mean, they're like- coyotes, picking off the weak members of the herd.  103
1 herd hE:d n.兽群, 牧群v.把...赶在一起放牧, 成群 Monica: I mean, why should I let them meet him? I mean, I bring a guy home, and within five minutes they're all over him. I mean, they're like- coyotes, picking off the weak members of the herd.  103
2 coyotes 5kCiEut, -5Eut n.一种产于北美大草原的小狼, 山狗 Monica: I mean, why should I let them meet him? I mean, I bring a guy home, and within five minutes they're all over him. I mean, they're like- coyotes, picking off the weak members of the herd.  103
1 alans 5AlEn n.艾伦 Monica: I'll meet somone else. There'll be other Alans.  103
27 monday 5mQndi, 5mQndei n.星期一 Monica: Let's see, today's Monday... Never.  103
25 pretending   pretending假装的, 矫饰的, 僭望的 Monica: Look, I- I could go on pretending-  103
65 worried 5wQrid adj.闷闷不乐的 Monica: No, he'll be fine. It's the other five I'm worried about.  103
21 thumb WQm n.拇指vt.以拇指拨弄, 笨拙处理, 弄坏, 翻阅, 作搭车手势vi.用拇指翻书页 Monica: No, no, no. They say it's the same as the distance from the tip of a guy's thumb to the tip of his index finger.  103
4 index 5indeks n.索引, [数学]指数, 指标, (刻度盘上)指针vt.编入索引中, 指出vi.做索引 Monica: No, no, no. They say it's the same as the distance from the tip of a guy's thumb to the tip of his index finger.  103
17 distance 5distEns n.距离, 远离, 一长段时间, 远方, 远景, 遥远, (时间的)间隔, (时日的)经过 Monica: No, no, no. They say it's the same as the distance from the tip of a guy's thumb to the tip of his index finger.  103
86 steve   Steven.史蒂夫(男子名) Monica: No. Not after what happened with Steve.  103
59 nope nEup adv.不, 不是 Monica: Nope. Schhorry.  103
48 decided di5saidid adj.确定的, 坚决的 Monica: Okay. It's-it's about Alan. There's something that you should know. I mean, there's really no easy way to say this.. uh.. I've decided to break up with Alan.  103
6 fetch fetF vt.接来, 取来, 带来, 售得, 引出, 吸引, 到达, 演绎出vi.取物, 绕道而行n.取得, 拿, 诡计, 魂 Monica: Thanks. (Goes to fetch him.)  103
2 translated trAns5leit vt.翻译, 解释, 转化, 转变为, 调动vi.翻译, 能被译出 Monica: Uh, no. Loosely translated 'We should do this again' means 'You will never see me naked'.  103
2 loosely 5lu:slI adv.宽松地, 松散地 Monica: Uh, no. Loosely translated 'We should do this again' means 'You will never see me naked'.  103
385 credits 5kredit n.信任, 信用, 声望, 荣誉, [财务]贷方, 银行存款vt.相信, 信任, 把...归给 Opening Credits  103
390 honey 5hQni n.(蜂)蜜, 蜂蜜 Paula: Honey.. you should always feel the thing. Listen, if that's how you feel about the guy, Monica, dump him!  103
15 dump dQmp vt.倾倒(垃圾), 倾卸n.堆存处 Paula: Honey.. you should always feel the thing. Listen, if that's how you feel about the guy, Monica, dump him!  103
89 terrible 5terEbl adj.很糟的, 极坏的, 可怕的, 骇人的 Paula: Listen. As someone who's seen more than her fair share of bad beef, I'll tell you: that is not such a terrible thing. I mean, they're your friends, they're just looking out after you.  103
61 fair fZE adj.美丽的, 女性的, (肤色)白皙的, (头发)金黄的, 干净的, 公平的, (天气)晴朗的adv.公平地, 公正地, 直接地, 清楚地n.美好的事物, 美人, 展览会, 市集vi.转晴 Paula: Listen. As someone who's seen more than her fair share of bad beef, I'll tell you: that is not such a terrible thing. I mean, they're your friends, they're just looking out after you.  103
13 beef bi:f n.牛肉      BEEF=Business and Engineering Enriched Fortran 商业与工程扩展 Fortran 语言 Paula: Listen. As someone who's seen more than her fair share of bad beef, I'll tell you: that is not such a terrible thing. I mean, they're your friends, they're just looking out after you.  103
11 cow kau n.母牛, 大型母兽vt.威吓 Paula: Waitwait.. we talking about the coyotes here? All right, a cow got through!  103
2 slimmer `slImE(r) n.<英>(通过节食、运动等)减轻体重者,减肥者 Paula: Well, you do realise the odds of that happening are a little slimmer if they never get to meet the guy..  103
10 odds Cdz n.可能的机会, 成败的可能性, 优势, 不均, 不平等, 几率, 差别 Paula: Well, you do realise the odds of that happening are a little slimmer if they never get to meet the guy..  103
49 happening 5hApEniN n.事件, 意外发生的事 Paula: Well, you do realise the odds of that happening are a little slimmer if they never get to meet the guy..  103
62 hundred 5hQndrEd, 5-drid n.一百个(人或物)一组, 许多num.百, 百个adj.许多的 Phoebe: - and there's five hundred extra dollars in my account.  103
55 extra 5ekstrE adj.额外的, 不包括在价目内的, 特大的, 特佳的adv.特别地, 非常, 另外n.额外的人(或物), (报纸)号外, 上等产品, (电影)临时演员 Phoebe: - and there's five hundred extra dollars in my account.  103
10 account E5kaunt n.计算, 帐目, 说明, 估计, 理由vi.说明, 总计有, 认为, 得分vt.认为 Phoebe: - and there's five hundred extra dollars in my account.  103
7 stepped stept vbl.踏,行走 Phoebe: And on my way over here, I stepped in gum. ...What is up with the universe?!  103
7 searches sE:tF n.搜寻, 查究v.搜索, 搜寻, 探求, 调查 Phoebe: 'Dear Ms. Buffay. Thank you for calling attention to our error. We have credited your account with five hundred dollars. We're sorry for the inconvenience, and hope you'll accept this- (Searches in her purse) -football phone as our free gift.' Do you believe this?! Now I have a thousand dollars, and a football phone!  103
32 ms mIz [域] Montserrat, 蒙塞拉特岛abbr.Microsoft,微软公司的简称abbr.[军] Military Standard, 军标      MSabbr.手稿 (manuscript) Phoebe: 'Dear Ms. Buffay. Thank you for calling attention to our error. We have credited your account with five hundred dollars. We're sorry for the inconvenience, and hope you'll accept this- (Searches in her purse) -football phone as our free gift.' Do you believe this?! Now I have a thousand dollars, and a football phone!  103
1 inconvenience 7inkEn5vi:njEns n.麻烦, 不方便之处 Phoebe: 'Dear Ms. Buffay. Thank you for calling attention to our error. We have credited your account with five hundred dollars. We're sorry for the inconvenience, and hope you'll accept this- (Searches in her purse) -football phone as our free gift.' Do you believe this?! Now I have a thousand dollars, and a football phone!  103
75 gift ^ift n.赠品, 礼物, 天赋, 才能 Phoebe: 'Dear Ms. Buffay. Thank you for calling attention to our error. We have credited your account with five hundred dollars. We're sorry for the inconvenience, and hope you'll accept this- (Searches in her purse) -football phone as our free gift.' Do you believe this?! Now I have a thousand dollars, and a football phone!  103
92 free fri: adj.自由的, 大方的, 免费的, 免税的, 丰富的, 空闲的vt.释放, 使自由adv.自由地, 免费 Phoebe: 'Dear Ms. Buffay. Thank you for calling attention to our error. We have credited your account with five hundred dollars. We're sorry for the inconvenience, and hope you'll accept this- (Searches in her purse) -football phone as our free gift.' Do you believe this?! Now I have a thousand dollars, and a football phone!  103
46 football 5futbC:l n.足球, 橄榄球 Phoebe: 'Dear Ms. Buffay. Thank you for calling attention to our error. We have credited your account with five hundred dollars. We're sorry for the inconvenience, and hope you'll accept this- (Searches in her purse) -football phone as our free gift.' Do you believe this?! Now I have a thousand dollars, and a football phone!  103
4 error 5erE n.错误, 过失, 误差 Phoebe: 'Dear Ms. Buffay. Thank you for calling attention to our error. We have credited your account with five hundred dollars. We're sorry for the inconvenience, and hope you'll accept this- (Searches in her purse) -football phone as our free gift.' Do you believe this?! Now I have a thousand dollars, and a football phone!  103
1 credited   creditedv.记入贷方,信用vbl.记入贷方,信用 Phoebe: 'Dear Ms. Buffay. Thank you for calling attention to our error. We have credited your account with five hundred dollars. We're sorry for the inconvenience, and hope you'll accept this- (Searches in her purse) -football phone as our free gift.' Do you believe this?! Now I have a thousand dollars, and a football phone!  103
40 attention E5tenFEn n.注意, 关心, 关注, 注意力, (口令)立正! Phoebe: 'Dear Ms. Buffay. Thank you for calling attention to our error. We have credited your account with five hundred dollars. We're sorry for the inconvenience, and hope you'll accept this- (Searches in her purse) -football phone as our free gift.' Do you believe this?! Now I have a thousand dollars, and a football phone!  103
23 accept Ek5sept vt.接受, 认可, 承担, 承兑vi.同意, 承认 Phoebe: 'Dear Ms. Buffay. Thank you for calling attention to our error. We have credited your account with five hundred dollars. We're sorry for the inconvenience, and hope you'll accept this- (Searches in her purse) -football phone as our free gift.' Do you believe this?! Now I have a thousand dollars, and a football phone!  103
16 mention 5menFEn vt.提及, 说起n.提及, 说起v.论及, 提及 Phoebe: Did he mention us?  103
6 rhyme raim n.韵, 押韵, 押韵的词vi.押韵, 作诗, 韵律和谐vt.使押韵, 用韵诗表达, 把...写成诗 Phoebe: From the nursery rhyme. 'There was a crooked man, Who had a crooked smile, Who lived in a shoe, For a... while...'  103
5 nursery 5nE:sEri n.托儿所 Phoebe: From the nursery rhyme. 'There was a crooked man, Who had a crooked smile, Who lived in a shoe, For a... while...'  103
35 soup su:p n.汤 Phoebe: I brought you alphabet soup.  103
5 alphabet 5A:lfEbit n.字母表 Phoebe: I brought you alphabet soup.  103
55 tiny 5taini adj.很少的, 微小的 Phoebe: I know! I know, I opened it up and there it was, just floating in there, like this tiny little hitch-hiker!  103
22 opened 5EupEn n.公开, 户外, 空旷adj.开着的, 敞开的, (车等)无篷的, 开阔的, 营业着的, 公开的, 坦率的, 未决定的vt.打开, 公开, 开放vi.展开, 开始, 展现 Phoebe: I know! I know, I opened it up and there it was, just floating in there, like this tiny little hitch-hiker!  103
1 hitch hitF n.猛拉, 急推, 蹒跚, 故障vt.猛拉, 系住, 拴, 钩住, 套住vi.蹒跚, 被钩住 Phoebe: I know! I know, I opened it up and there it was, just floating in there, like this tiny little hitch-hiker!  103
1 hiker 5haikE n.徒步旅行者 Phoebe: I know! I know, I opened it up and there it was, just floating in there, like this tiny little hitch-hiker!  103
5 floating 5flEutiN adj.漂浮的, 浮动的, 移动的, 流动的, 不固定的 Phoebe: I know! I know, I opened it up and there it was, just floating in there, like this tiny little hitch-hiker!  103
23 stealing 5sti:liN n.偷窃, 贼赃, 偷垒adj.有偷窃行为的 Phoebe: It's not mine, I didn't earn it, if I kept it, it would be like stealing.  103
48 kept kept vbl.keep的过去式和过去分词adj.受人资助控制的 Phoebe: It's not mine, I didn't earn it, if I kept it, it would be like stealing.  103
5 earn E:n vt.赚, 挣得, 获得v.赚得, 获得 Phoebe: It's not mine, I didn't earn it, if I kept it, it would be like stealing.  103
6 statement 5steitmEnt n.声明, 陈述, 综述 Phoebe: It's nothing, it's just- Okay. I'm going through my mail, and I open up their monthly, you know, STATEMENT-  103
221 open 5EupEn n.公开, 户外, 空旷adj.开着的, 敞开的, (车等)无篷的, 开阔的, 营业着的, 公开的, 坦率的, 未决定的vt.打开, 公开, 开放vi.展开, 开始, 展现 Phoebe: It's nothing, it's just- Okay. I'm going through my mail, and I open up their monthly, you know, STATEMENT-  103
1 monthly 5mQnWli adj.每月的adv.每月一次n.月刊 Phoebe: It's nothing, it's just- Okay. I'm going through my mail, and I open up their monthly, you know, STATEMENT-  103
47 mail meil n.邮件, 邮政, 盔甲vt.邮寄, 给...穿盔甲 Phoebe: It's nothing, it's just- Okay. I'm going through my mail, and I open up their monthly, you know, STATEMENT-  103
312 three Wri: num.三 Phoebe: Oh, I can't believe you! You've been so good, for three years!  103
15 soda 5sEudE n.苏打, 碳酸水 Phoebe: Okay, alright, you buy me a soda, and then we're even. Okay?  103
50 enjoy in5dVCi vt.享受...的乐趣, 欣赏, 喜爱v.满意 Phoebe: Okay. I'd- just- I'd never be able to enjoy it. It would be like this giant karmic debt.  103
1 debt det n.债务, 罪过 Phoebe: Okay. I'd- just- I'd never be able to enjoy it. It would be like this giant karmic debt.  103
1 skipping 5skipiN 暂时把货物腾空(以便称量皮重) Phoebe: Okay. Okay, let's say I bought a really great pair of shoes. Do you know what I'd hear, with every step I took? 'Not-mine. Not-mine. Not-mine.' And even if I was happy, okay, and, and skipping- 'Not-not-mine, not-not-mine, not-not-mine, not-not-mine'...  103
70 shoes   shoesn.鞋子 Phoebe: Okay. Okay, let's say I bought a really great pair of shoes. Do you know what I'd hear, with every step I took? 'Not-mine. Not-mine. Not-mine.' And even if I was happy, okay, and, and skipping- 'Not-not-mine, not-not-mine, not-not-mine, not-not-mine'...  103
217 stupid 5stju:pid adj.愚蠢的, 麻木的, 乏味的 Phoebe: Sorry. ..Y'know, those stupid soda people gave me seven thousand dollars for the thumb.  103
73 seven 5sevEn num.七, 七个 Phoebe: Sorry. ..Y'know, those stupid soda people gave me seven thousand dollars for the thumb.  103
1 vu Vanuatu , 瓦努阿图 Phoebe: Wait, wait, I'm getting a deja vu...no, I'm not.  103
64 worked wE:kt 处理过的, 作装饰用的 Phoebe: Yeah- no- I'm just- it's, I haven't worked- It's my bank.  103
29 bank bANk n.银行, 堤, 岸, 沙洲, 浅滩, 一堆(土), (云)层, 储藏所(库)vt.存(款)于银行, 储蓄, (车或飞机)倾斜转弯 Phoebe: Yeah- no- I'm just- it's, I haven't worked- It's my bank.  103
1 ys   ys=yellow spot 黄斑      YS=yield strength 屈服强度 Phoebe: Yes. But I left in the Ys. 'Cause, y'know, "sometimes y". Uh, I also have something else for you. (She searches in her purse.)  103
43 y waI n.字母y      Y〈化〉钇 (yttrium) 英语字母表的第25个字母(亦作 y) Phoebe: Yes. But I left in the Ys. 'Cause, y'know, "sometimes y". Uh, I also have something else for you. (She searches in her purse.)  103
185 also 5C:lsEu adv.也, 同样 Phoebe: Yes. But I left in the Ys. 'Cause, y'know, "sometimes y". Uh, I also have something else for you. (She searches in her purse.)  103
37 guard ^B:d n.守卫, 警戒, 护卫队, 防护装置vt.保卫, 看守, 当心vi.防止, 警惕, 警卫 Phoebe: You know.. you let your guard down, you start to really care about someone, and I just- I- (starts chewing her hair)  103
7 chewing tFu: vt.咀爵(食物等)v.咀嚼, 认真考虑 Phoebe: You know.. you let your guard down, you start to really care about someone, and I just- I- (starts chewing her hair)  103
252 care kZE n.注意, 照料, 烦恼, 忧虑, 由...转交vi.关心, 顾虑, 照顾, 喜爱vt.在意      CARE=Computer-Aided Reliability Estimation计算机辅助可靠性估价 Phoebe: You know.. you let your guard down, you start to really care about someone, and I just- I- (starts chewing her hair)  103
3 indeed in5di:d adv.真正地, (加强语气)确实, (表示让步)当然, 甚至, 真的吗? Rachel: "Indeed there isn't"... I should really get back to work.  103
31 tray trei n.盘, 碟, 盘子 Rachel: (carrying a tray of drinks) Alright, don't tell me, don't tell me! (Starts handing them out.) Decaf cappucino for Joey.. Coffee black.. Late.. And an iced tea. I'm getting pretty good at this!  103
43 tea ti: n.茶, 茶树, 茶叶, 茶点vt.给...沏茶vi.喝茶, 进茶点      TEA=Task Equipment Analysis 专用设备分析 Rachel: (carrying a tray of drinks) Alright, don't tell me, don't tell me! (Starts handing them out.) Decaf cappucino for Joey.. Coffee black.. Late.. And an iced tea. I'm getting pretty good at this!  103
5 iced aist adj.冰冷的, 装冰的,冰冻的 Rachel: (carrying a tray of drinks) Alright, don't tell me, don't tell me! (Starts handing them out.) Decaf cappucino for Joey.. Coffee black.. Late.. And an iced tea. I'm getting pretty good at this!  103
26 handing hAnd n.手, 掌管, 协助, 支配, 插手, 指针, 雇员, 手艺vt.支持, 搀扶, 交给 Rachel: (carrying a tray of drinks) Alright, don't tell me, don't tell me! (Starts handing them out.) Decaf cappucino for Joey.. Coffee black.. Late.. And an iced tea. I'm getting pretty good at this!  103
42 drinks drINk n.饮料, 酒, 酗酒, 一口(或一些)饮料v.喝, 喝酒, (植物、土壤等的)吸水, 举杯庆贺 Rachel: (carrying a tray of drinks) Alright, don't tell me, don't tell me! (Starts handing them out.) Decaf cappucino for Joey.. Coffee black.. Late.. And an iced tea. I'm getting pretty good at this!  103
7 decaf   decafn. 脱咖啡因咖啡,无咖啡因咖啡 Rachel: (carrying a tray of drinks) Alright, don't tell me, don't tell me! (Starts handing them out.) Decaf cappucino for Joey.. Coffee black.. Late.. And an iced tea. I'm getting pretty good at this!  103
112 carrying 5kAriiN adj.运送的, 运输的 Rachel: (carrying a tray of drinks) Alright, don't tell me, don't tell me! (Starts handing them out.) Decaf cappucino for Joey.. Coffee black.. Late.. And an iced tea. I'm getting pretty good at this!  103
58 black blAk n.黑色, 黑颜料, 黑人adj.黑色的, 弄脏了的, 忧郁的vt.(使)变黑, 涂黑      Black  [blAk]  布莱克(①姓氏 ②Hugo La Fayette, 1886-1971, 美国法学家) Rachel: (carrying a tray of drinks) Alright, don't tell me, don't tell me! (Starts handing them out.) Decaf cappucino for Joey.. Coffee black.. Late.. And an iced tea. I'm getting pretty good at this!  103
16 serve sE:v v.当仆人, 服务, 服役, 供职, 招待, 侍候, 供应, 适合n.发球 Rachel: (leaving to serve others) Good for me!  103
2 tearful 5tiEful adj.含泪的 Rachel: (tearful) I just can't believe this! I mean, with the holidays coming up- I wanted him to meet my family-  103
18 holidays 5hClE7deiz 在假日, 每逢假日 Rachel: (tearful) I just can't believe this! I mean, with the holidays coming up- I wanted him to meet my family-  103
2 wandered 5wCndE vi.漫步, 徘徊, 迷路, 迷失方向, 离题 Rachel: (to Ross, who has wandered up) God, he's good.  103
5 spreads spred n.伸展, 展开, 传播, 蔓延, 酒席, 宴会, 桌布v.伸展, 展开, 铺, 涂, 敷, 摆, 传播, 散布 Rachel: And did you notice...? (She spreads her thumb and index finger.)  103
52 notice 5nEutis n.通知, 布告, 注意v.注意到 Rachel: And did you notice...? (She spreads her thumb and index finger.)  103
46 team ti:m n.队, 组 Rachel: I mean, it-it was like, it was like he made us into a team.  103
111 ho hEu int.引人注意, 表示惊讶, 满足      HO=Head Office 总公司, 总店, (银行)总行      Hosymb 〈化〉钬 (holmium) Rachel: Ohh-ho-hooohhh. The hair comes out, and the gloves come on.  103
15 gloves ^lQv n.手套vt.戴手套 Rachel: Ohh-ho-hooohhh. The hair comes out, and the gloves come on.  103
4 rented   rentedadj.租用的, 租金的 Rachel: Remember when we went to Central Park and rented boats?.. That was fun.  103
3 boats bEut n.小船, 艇v.划船 Rachel: Remember when we went to Central Park and rented boats?.. That was fun.  103
33 alan 5AlEn n.艾伦 Rachel: This Alan again? How's it goin'?  103
15 impossible im5pCsEbl adj.不可能的, 不会发生的, 难以忍受的 Rachel: Well, no. That's impossible. You can never be too Alan.  103
8 th Thailand , 泰国      TH=Tape Handler 磁带处理程序      Thsymb 〈化〉 钍(thorium) Rachel: What future boyfriends? Nono, I th- I think this could be, y'know, it.  103
7 nono 5nEu7nEu [美口]禁忌, 禁例 Rachel: What future boyfriends? Nono, I th- I think this could be, y'know, it.  103
30 changing 5tFeindViN 替换, 变换, 转换, 变化 Ross: (finishing changing Chandler's nicotine patch) There y'go.  103
1 yardstick 5jB:dstIk n.<美> 码尺, 准绳 Ross: ...So I think Alan will become the yardstick against which all future boyfriends will be measured.  103
2 measured 5meVEd adj.标准的, 整齐的, 有规则的 Ross: ...So I think Alan will become the yardstick against which all future boyfriends will be measured.  103
43 future 5fju:tFE n.未来, 将来, 前途, 远景adj.未来的, 将来的 Ross: ...So I think Alan will become the yardstick against which all future boyfriends will be measured.  103
8 boyfriends 5bCIfrend n.男朋友, 情郎,<美口>情人 Ross: ...So I think Alan will become the yardstick against which all future boyfriends will be measured.  103
96 against E5^enst, E5^einst prep.相反, 反对, 逆着, 靠着, 倚着 Ross: ...So I think Alan will become the yardstick against which all future boyfriends will be measured.  103
172 use ju:s vt.使用, 利用, 耗费n.使用, 利用, 用途, 效用, 使用价值 Ross: Can I use.. either thumb?  103
65 third WE:d num.第三, 三分之一 Ross: He was unbelievable. He was like that-that-that Bugs Bunny cartoon where Bugs is playing all the positions, right, but instead of Bugs it was first base-Alan, second base-Alan, third base-...  103
5 positions pE5ziFEn n.位置, 职位, 立场, 形势, 阵地vt.安置, 决定...的位置 Ross: He was unbelievable. He was like that-that-that Bugs Bunny cartoon where Bugs is playing all the positions, right, but instead of Bugs it was first base-Alan, second base-Alan, third base-...  103
11 cartoon kB:5tu:n n.(报刊上的)政治性漫画, 讽刺画, 卡通画, 漫画(常有解说词)v.画漫画n.卡通片,动画片 Ross: He was unbelievable. He was like that-that-that Bugs Bunny cartoon where Bugs is playing all the positions, right, but instead of Bugs it was first base-Alan, second base-Alan, third base-...  103
27 bunny 5bQni n.小兔子(儿童对兔子的昵称) Ross: He was unbelievable. He was like that-that-that Bugs Bunny cartoon where Bugs is playing all the positions, right, but instead of Bugs it was first base-Alan, second base-Alan, third base-...  103
10 bugs bQ^z adj.疯狂的, 发疯的 Ross: He was unbelievable. He was like that-that-that Bugs Bunny cartoon where Bugs is playing all the positions, right, but instead of Bugs it was first base-Alan, second base-Alan, third base-...  103
10 base beis n.底部, 基础, 根据地, 基地, 本部, 基数, (运动)出发点vt.以...作基础, 基于... adj.卑鄙的, 低级的 Ross: He was unbelievable. He was like that-that-that Bugs Bunny cartoon where Bugs is playing all the positions, right, but instead of Bugs it was first base-Alan, second base-Alan, third base-...  103
3 tart tB:t adj.酸的, 辛辣的, 尖酸的, 刻薄的vt.打扮n.果馅饼, 小烘饼, 妓女 Ross: Hey Pheebs, you gonna have the rest of that Pop-Tart?.. Pheebs?  103
16 pop pCp n.取出, 砰然声, 枪击, 流行乐曲, 流行艺术adj.流行的, 热门的, 通俗的vt.开枪打, 抛出, 取出, 突然伸出, 突然行动adv.突然, 砰地vi.发出爆裂声, 爆开, 射击, 突然出现, 瞪大n.<口>汽水abbr.Post Office Protocol, 邮局协议,用于电子邮件的接收      POP(Point of Presence, also Post Office Protocol)电话接入网[站]点;邮局协议,用于电子邮件的接收 Ross: Hey Pheebs, you gonna have the rest of that Pop-Tart?.. Pheebs?  103
254 second 5sekEnd n.秒, 片刻, 第二者, 第二人, 助手, 次货, 二等品adj.另一个, 又一个num.第二vt.赞成, 支持 Ross: Hold on a second, alright? Just think about what you went through the last time you quit.  103
73 quit kwit vi.离开, 辞职, 停止vt.离开, 放弃, 解除, 停止 Ross: Hold on a second, alright? Just think about what you went through the last time you quit.  103
183 hold hEuld n.把握, 把持力, 柄, 控制, 监禁, 掌握, 货舱vt.拿着, 保存, 支持, 占据, 持有, 拥有vi.支持, 保持, 有效n.控制, 保留 Ross: Hold on a second, alright? Just think about what you went through the last time you quit.  103
160 somebody 5sQmbEdi n.重要人物, 有名气的人pron.有人, 某人 Ross: Is there somebody else?  103
2 endearing in5diEriN adj.引起爱情的, 可爱的, 令人钟爱的 Ross: Oh, now, don't listen to him, Pheebs, I think it's endearing.  103
17 patch pAtF n.片, 补缀, 碎片, 斑纹, 斑点, 小块地, 眼罩, 傻瓜vt.修补, 补缀, 掩饰, 平息 Ross: Okay. I think it's time to change somebody's nicotine patch. (Does so.)  103
2 nicotine 5nikEti:n, -tin n.烟碱 Ross: Okay. I think it's time to change somebody's nicotine patch. (Does so.)  103
47 send send vt.送, 寄, 发送, 派遣, 打发 Ross: That's funny, that, no, because, uh, our parents actually did, uh, send our dog off to live on a farm.  103
299 funny 5fQni adj.有趣的, 好笑的, 滑稽的, 奇异的, 古怪的n.滑稽人物 Ross: That's funny, that, no, because, uh, our parents actually did, uh, send our dog off to live on a farm.  103
48 unbelievable 5Qnbi5li:vEbl adj.难以置信的 Ross: What? Wh- hello? The Millners' farm in Connecticut? The Millners, they had this unbelievable farm, they had horses, and, and rabbits that he could chase and it was- it w- .....Oh my God, Chi Chi!  103
3 horses hC: prep.不必, ...之外adv.不必 Ross: What? Wh- hello? The Millners' farm in Connecticut? The Millners, they had this unbelievable farm, they had horses, and, and rabbits that he could chase and it was- it w- .....Oh my God, Chi Chi!  103
5 connecticut kE5netikEt n. (美国)康涅狄格 Ross: What? Wh- hello? The Millners' farm in Connecticut? The Millners, they had this unbelievable farm, they had horses, and, and rabbits that he could chase and it was- it w- .....Oh my God, Chi Chi!  103
8 chi kai, ki: n.希腊字母的第 22字 Ross: What? Wh- hello? The Millners' farm in Connecticut? The Millners, they had this unbelievable farm, they had horses, and, and rabbits that he could chase and it was- it w- .....Oh my God, Chi Chi!  103
34 chase tFeis n.追赶, 追击vt.追赶, 追逐, 雕镂      Chase  [tFeis]  蔡斯(姓氏) Ross: What? Wh- hello? The Millners' farm in Connecticut? The Millners, they had this unbelievable farm, they had horses, and, and rabbits that he could chase and it was- it w- .....Oh my God, Chi Chi!  103
1 ness nes n.海角 Ross: Yeah, it's his, uh, innate Alan-ness that-that-that we adore.  103
1 innate 5ineit adj.先天的, 天生的 Ross: Yeah, it's his, uh, innate Alan-ness that-that-that we adore.  103
2 adore E5dC: v.崇拜, 爱慕, (口语)喜爱 Ross: Yeah, it's his, uh, innate Alan-ness that-that-that we adore.  103
1 viking 5vaikiN n.海盗,北欧海盗,<口>斯堪的纳维亚人 Ross: Yeah. He could row like a viking.  103
13 row rau n.排, 行v.划(船) Ross: Yeah. He could row like a viking.  103
2 strokes strEuk n.击, 敲, 报时的钟声, (网球等)一击, (划船等)一划, (绘画等)一笔, 一次努力, 打击vt.抚摸 Ross: You had a rough day, huh.. c'mere. (She sits down and Ross strokes her forehead.)  103
17 rough rQf adj.粗糙的, 粗略的, 大致的, 粗野的, 粗暴的, 粗略叙述的v.大体描述adv.粗糙地 Ross: You had a rough day, huh.. c'mere. (She sits down and Ross strokes her forehead.)  103
19 forehead 5fCrid, 5fC:hed n.前额, (任何事物的)前部 Ross: You had a rough day, huh.. c'mere. (She sits down and Ross strokes her forehead.)  103
166 most mEust adj.最多的, 多数的, 大部分的adv.最, 最多, 很, 十分, 最, 最大的, 其中大多数, 极其n.大多数, 大部分      MOST=Metal-Oxide-Semiconductor Transistor 金属-氧化物半导体晶体管 Ross: You know what I like most about him, though?  103
5 correctly kE5rektlI adv.恰当地, 正确地 Ross: You know, there's nothing wrong with speaking correctly.  103
275 mike maik n.麦克风, 微克      Mike  [maik]  n. 迈克(男子名) Written by: Jeffrey Astrof & Mike Sikowitz.  103
7 jeffrey 5dVefri n. 杰弗里(男子名) Written by: Jeffrey Astrof & Mike Sikowitz.  103
40 steps   STEPS=Solar Thermionic Electrical Power System 太阳热离子电源系统 (Chandler and Joey enter.  Joey is counting his steps.)  104
13 counting 5kauntiN n.计算 (Chandler and Joey enter.  Joey is counting his steps.)  104
16 wave weiv n.波, 波浪, (挥手)示意, 致意vi.(挥手)示意, 致意, 波动, 飘动, 摇动 (Chandler and Joey hold the puck and wave at the TV thing.)  104
314 runs rQn n.跑, 赛跑, 奔跑, 运转, 趋向vi.跑, 奔, 逃跑, 竞选, 跑步, 蔓延, 进行, 行驶vt.使跑, 参赛, 追究, 使流, 管理, 运行, 开动adj.熔化的, 融化的, 浇铸的vbl.run的过去式和过去分词 (Rachel runs up cluching an envelope.)  104
7 shoots Fu:t n.射击, 发射, 摄影, 急流vt.射击, 投射, 伸出, 拍摄, 用完, 挥出, 给...注射, 使爆炸vi.射出, 射击, 发出, 发芽, 射门, 拍电影 (The player shoots and the puck flies off the rink and hits Ross in the face.  Chandler looks concered until he notices...)  104
1 rink riNk n.溜冰场, 冰球场, 室内溜冰场vi.溜冰 (The player shoots and the puck flies off the rink and hits Ross in the face.  Chandler looks concered until he notices...)  104
7 puck pQk n.恶作剧的小妖精      Puckn.(故事中的)恶作剧的小精灵 (The player shoots and the puck flies off the rink and hits Ross in the face.  Chandler looks concered until he notices...)  104
11 player 5pleiE n.做游戏的人, 比赛者, 演员, 演奏者, 表演者 (The player shoots and the puck flies off the rink and hits Ross in the face.  Chandler looks concered until he notices...)  104
118 notices 5nEutis n.通知, 布告, 注意v.注意到 (The player shoots and the puck flies off the rink and hits Ross in the face.  Chandler looks concered until he notices...)  104
10 flies flai n.苍蝇, 两翼昆虫, 飞行vi.飞翔, 飘扬, 溃逃vt.飞越, 使飘扬, 逃脱adj.机敏的, 敏捷的 (The player shoots and the puck flies off the rink and hits Ross in the face.  Chandler looks concered until he notices...)  104
355 face feis n.脸, 面容, 表情, 威信, 正面, 地形, 外观vt.面对, 面向, 面临, 承认, 抹盖vi.朝, 向 (The player shoots and the puck flies off the rink and hits Ross in the face.  Chandler looks concered until he notices...)  104
11 silently   silentlyadv.默默地, 静静地 (There's a knock on the door, Chandler opens it, and silently hands back the cushion.)  104
2 wallets 5wClit n.皮夹, 钱夹, 钓鱼带 (They all get their wallets out and give generous tips.) 104
15 tips Information Processing System 技术情报处理系统 (They all get their wallets out and give generous tips.) 104
15 generous 5dVenErEs adj.慷慨的, 大方的, 有雅量的 (They all get their wallets out and give generous tips.) 104
7 whines (h)wain n.抱怨, 牢骚, 哀鸣vi.报怨声, 哭诉, 发牢骚, 发呜呜声vt.哀诉 (They walk on.  Chandler and Joey start to talk but Ross stops and whines.)  104
24 kicking 5kikiN 反撞 (发动机)开动 推出(平面调车) 逆转 踢(侵人犯规) [Scene: A Street, Chandler and Joey are kicking a can to each other.] 104
9 leading 5li:diN adj.领导的, 第一位的, 最主要的 [Scene: An Emergency Room, Chandler and Joey are leading Ross in.] 104
34 emergency i5mE:dVnsi n.紧急情况, 突然事件, 非常时刻, 紧急事件 [Scene: An Emergency Room, Chandler and Joey are leading Ross in.] 104
22 square skwZE n.正方形, 广场, 平方, 直角尺adj.正方形的, 四方的, 直角的, 正直的, 公平的, 结清的, 平方的, 彻底的adv.成直角地, 正直地, 公平地, 坚定地v.使成方形, 弄平, 使直, 与...一致, 符合, 自乘, 结算 [Scene: Madison Square Garden, the guys are trying to find their seats.]  104
25 seats si:t n.座, 座位, 所在地, 场所, 席位vt.使坐下 [Scene: Madison Square Garden, the guys are trying to find their seats.]  104
6 madison 5mAdisn 麦迪逊(①姓氏 ②美国城市) [Scene: Madison Square Garden, the guys are trying to find their seats.]  104
4 pajamas pE5dVB:mEz n.睡衣, 宽长裤 [Scene: Monica and Rachel's, Phoebe and Monica are in pajamas and Monica is making something in the blender as Rachel enters.]  104
8 blender 5blendE n.掺和器, 搅拌机 [Scene: Monica and Rachel's, Phoebe and Monica are in pajamas and Monica is making something in the blender as Rachel enters.]  104
70 hanging 5hANiN n.绞死, 绞刑, 悬挂, (通常用复数)帘子、幔帐 [Scene: Monica and Rachel's, they're all hanging out in the living room.] 104
6 tense tens adj.紧张的, 拉紧的v.(使)紧张, (使)拉紧n.[语法]时态 [Scene: The Emergency Room, Joey is miming hockey pucks kitting foreheads.  Chandler realises it's getting tense and goes to the receptionist again.] 104
1 pucks pQk n.恶作剧的小妖精      Puckn.(故事中的)恶作剧的小精灵 [Scene: The Emergency Room, Joey is miming hockey pucks kitting foreheads.  Chandler realises it's getting tense and goes to the receptionist again.] 104
3 miming mim adj.<方>假正经的,假装羞怯(或谦虚)的,假文静的 [Scene: The Emergency Room, Joey is miming hockey pucks kitting foreheads.  Chandler realises it's getting tense and goes to the receptionist again.] 104
1 kitting kit n.成套工具, 用具包, 工具箱, 成套用具 [Scene: The Emergency Room, Joey is miming hockey pucks kitting foreheads.  Chandler realises it's getting tense and goes to the receptionist again.] 104
1 foreheads 5fCrid, 5fC:hed n.前额, (任何事物的)前部 [Scene: The Emergency Room, Joey is miming hockey pucks kitting foreheads.  Chandler realises it's getting tense and goes to the receptionist again.] 104
1 toothless 5tu:WlIs adj.无齿的 Chandler: (to Ross) See buddy, that's all you need, a bunch of toothless guys hitting each other with sticks.  104
42 sticks stik n.棍, 棒, 手杖v.粘住, 粘贴vt.刺, 戳 Chandler: (to Ross) See buddy, that's all you need, a bunch of toothless guys hitting each other with sticks.  104
19 receptionist rI5sepFEnIst n.招待员, 传达员 Chandler: (to the receptionist)'Scuse me.  104
37 stomach 5stQmEk n.胃, 胃口, 胃部v.容忍 Chandler: (trying to stop Ross leaving) C'mon, Ross! You, me, Joey, ice, guys' night out, c'mon, whaddya say, big guy, (Pretending to punch him in the stomach.) Huh? Huh? Huh?  104
28 punch pQntF n.冲压机, 冲床, 打孔机vt.冲孔, 打孔      Punch  [pQntF]  潘趣(英国木偶戏 Punch and Judy 中的主角) Chandler: (trying to stop Ross leaving) C'mon, Ross! You, me, Joey, ice, guys' night out, c'mon, whaddya say, big guy, (Pretending to punch him in the stomach.) Huh? Huh? Huh?  104
16 passes pB:s n.经过, 关口, 途径, 护照, 通行证, 入场券, 传球, 及格vt.通过, 审查通过, 忽略, 传递vi.经过, 变化, 流通, 宣判, 被忽略, 终止, 传递, 不叫牌 Chandler: ...Poulet passes it up to Leetch! (Passes it to Joey.)  104
19 halloween 5hAlEu5i:n n.万圣节前夕, 诸圣日前夕 Chandler: Eleven days before Halloween.. all the good costumes are gone?  104
147 gone ^Cn, ^C:n adj.离去的, 死去的, 深重的, 入迷的, 用光的vbl.go的过去分词 Chandler: Eleven days before Halloween.. all the good costumes are gone?  104
14 eleven i5levEn n.十一 Chandler: Eleven days before Halloween.. all the good costumes are gone?  104
6 costumes 5kCstju:m, -5tju:m n.装束, 服装 Chandler: Eleven days before Halloween.. all the good costumes are gone?  104
17 toe tEu n.趾, 脚趾, 足尖vt.以趾踏触, 用脚尖走vi.动脚尖abbr.[军] Tables of Organization and Equipment, 编制及装备表 Chandler: Excuse me, look, we've been here for over an hour, and a lot of people less sick than my friend have gone in. I mean, that guy with the toe thing? Who's he sleeping with? (She slides the gladd panel over and Chandler talks through it in a loud voice.) Oh, c'mon Dora, don't be mad... I know we both said some things we didn't mean, but that doesn't mean we still don't love each other. (To the waiting room.) Y'know, I feel like I've lost her.. (She slides the panel back, he turns, and it takes him by surprise.) Ba-!  104
26 talks tC:k v.谈话, 讲, 谈论, 议论, 说服某人做某事n.谈话, 会谈, 讲演, 讲话 Chandler: Excuse me, look, we've been here for over an hour, and a lot of people less sick than my friend have gone in. I mean, that guy with the toe thing? Who's he sleeping with? (She slides the gladd panel over and Chandler talks through it in a loud voice.) Oh, c'mon Dora, don't be mad... I know we both said some things we didn't mean, but that doesn't mean we still don't love each other. (To the waiting room.) Y'know, I feel like I've lost her.. (She slides the panel back, he turns, and it takes him by surprise.) Ba-!  104
85 surprise sE5praiz n.惊奇, 诧异, 惊人之事, 奇袭vt.使惊奇, 奇袭adj.令人惊讶的 Chandler: Excuse me, look, we've been here for over an hour, and a lot of people less sick than my friend have gone in. I mean, that guy with the toe thing? Who's he sleeping with? (She slides the gladd panel over and Chandler talks through it in a loud voice.) Oh, c'mon Dora, don't be mad... I know we both said some things we didn't mean, but that doesn't mean we still don't love each other. (To the waiting room.) Y'know, I feel like I've lost her.. (She slides the panel back, he turns, and it takes him by surprise.) Ba-!  104
27 slides slaid v.(使)滑动, (使)滑行n.滑, 滑动, 幻灯片 Chandler: Excuse me, look, we've been here for over an hour, and a lot of people less sick than my friend have gone in. I mean, that guy with the toe thing? Who's he sleeping with? (She slides the gladd panel over and Chandler talks through it in a loud voice.) Oh, c'mon Dora, don't be mad... I know we both said some things we didn't mean, but that doesn't mean we still don't love each other. (To the waiting room.) Y'know, I feel like I've lost her.. (She slides the panel back, he turns, and it takes him by surprise.) Ba-!  104
70 sleeping 5sli:piN n.睡眠adj.睡着的 Chandler: Excuse me, look, we've been here for over an hour, and a lot of people less sick than my friend have gone in. I mean, that guy with the toe thing? Who's he sleeping with? (She slides the gladd panel over and Chandler talks through it in a loud voice.) Oh, c'mon Dora, don't be mad... I know we both said some things we didn't mean, but that doesn't mean we still don't love each other. (To the waiting room.) Y'know, I feel like I've lost her.. (She slides the panel back, he turns, and it takes him by surprise.) Ba-!  104
99 sick sik n.病人adj.不舒服, 有病的, 恶心的, 厌恶的, 渴望的, 病态的vt.呕吐, 追击, 使狗去咬 Chandler: Excuse me, look, we've been here for over an hour, and a lot of people less sick than my friend have gone in. I mean, that guy with the toe thing? Who's he sleeping with? (She slides the gladd panel over and Chandler talks through it in a loud voice.) Oh, c'mon Dora, don't be mad... I know we both said some things we didn't mean, but that doesn't mean we still don't love each other. (To the waiting room.) Y'know, I feel like I've lost her.. (She slides the panel back, he turns, and it takes him by surprise.) Ba-!  104
5 panel 5pAnl n.面板, 嵌板, 仪表板, 座谈小组, 全体陪审员vt.嵌镶板 Chandler: Excuse me, look, we've been here for over an hour, and a lot of people less sick than my friend have gone in. I mean, that guy with the toe thing? Who's he sleeping with? (She slides the gladd panel over and Chandler talks through it in a loud voice.) Oh, c'mon Dora, don't be mad... I know we both said some things we didn't mean, but that doesn't mean we still don't love each other. (To the waiting room.) Y'know, I feel like I've lost her.. (She slides the panel back, he turns, and it takes him by surprise.) Ba-!  104
1 gladd Gun Low Altitude Air Defence, 低空防空火炮 Chandler: Excuse me, look, we've been here for over an hour, and a lot of people less sick than my friend have gone in. I mean, that guy with the toe thing? Who's he sleeping with? (She slides the gladd panel over and Chandler talks through it in a loud voice.) Oh, c'mon Dora, don't be mad... I know we both said some things we didn't mean, but that doesn't mean we still don't love each other. (To the waiting room.) Y'know, I feel like I've lost her.. (She slides the panel back, he turns, and it takes him by surprise.) Ba-!  104
1 dora of Operational and Analysis 运筹学与分析 局( CAA)      Dora  [5dC:rE]  (=D.O.R.A. the Defence of the Realm Act)[英](1914年的)领土防御法 多拉(女子名, Dorothea 和 Theodora 的昵称) Chandler: Excuse me, look, we've been here for over an hour, and a lot of people less sick than my friend have gone in. I mean, that guy with the toe thing? Who's he sleeping with? (She slides the gladd panel over and Chandler talks through it in a loud voice.) Oh, c'mon Dora, don't be mad... I know we both said some things we didn't mean, but that doesn't mean we still don't love each other. (To the waiting room.) Y'know, I feel like I've lost her.. (She slides the panel back, he turns, and it takes him by surprise.) Ba-!  104
6 ba bB: [域] Bosnia Hercegovina , 波黑      BA=Bachelor of Agriculture 农学士      Basymb 〈化〉钡 (barium) Chandler: Excuse me, look, we've been here for over an hour, and a lot of people less sick than my friend have gone in. I mean, that guy with the toe thing? Who's he sleeping with? (She slides the gladd panel over and Chandler talks through it in a loud voice.) Oh, c'mon Dora, don't be mad... I know we both said some things we didn't mean, but that doesn't mean we still don't love each other. (To the waiting room.) Y'know, I feel like I've lost her.. (She slides the panel back, he turns, and it takes him by surprise.) Ba-!  104
29 pal pAl n.<口>好朋友, 伙伴, 同志vi.结为朋友abbr.Phase Alternating LinePAL制式(逐行倒相制式)      PAL=Pacific Aeronautical [Aerospace] Library [美]太平洋航空[航天]图书馆 Chandler: Happy birthday, pal!  104
39 romantic rE5mAntik adj.传奇式的, 浪漫的, 空想的, 夸大的 Chandler: I think it's great. Y'know, it's sweet, it's romantic...  104
1 predicament pri5dikEmEnt n.困境 Chandler: Listen, it's kind of an emergency. Well, I guess you know that, or we'd be in the predicament room. (The receptionist glares at him.)  104
57 freak fri:k n.怪诞的思想、行动或事件, 畸形人, 畸形的动物或植物, 反复无常adj.奇异的, 反常的 Chandler: No, you kidding? The guy's a freak.. (Ross enters off camera)  104
102 camera 5kAmErE n.照相机 Chandler: No, you kidding? The guy's a freak.. (Ross enters off camera)  104
2 lambs lAm n.小羊, 羔羊v.生小羊      Lamb  [lAm]  拉姆(①姓氏 ②Willis Eugene, 1913-, 美国物理学家, 曾获1955年诺贝尔物理学奖) Chandler: Oh, I thought you were great in Silence of the Lambs. Oh come on, admit it! All things considered, you had fun tonight.  104
5 considered kEn5sidEd adj.考虑过的, 被尊重的 Chandler: Oh, I thought you were great in Silence of the Lambs. Oh come on, admit it! All things considered, you had fun tonight.  104
22 admit Ed5mit v.容许, 承认, 接纳 Chandler: Oh, I thought you were great in Silence of the Lambs. Oh come on, admit it! All things considered, you had fun tonight.  104
2 collapse kE5lAps n.倒塌, 崩溃, 失败, 虚脱vi.倒塌, 崩溃, 瓦解, 失败, 病倒 Chandler: To the left, to the left- aww! (They all collapse)  104
51 forever fE5revE adv.永远, 永恒, 永久, 常常, 始终 Chandler: Uh, if I were omnipotent for a day, I'd.. make myself omnipotent forever.  104
10 brief bri:f n.摘要, 大纲adj.简短的, 短暂的vt.摘要, (军事)下达简令 Chandler: We'll take a brief time out while Messier stops to look at some women's shoes.  104
50 empty 5empti adj.空的, 空洞的, 空虚的vt.使成为空的, 倒空v.倒空adj.空的,空闲的v.腾空, 腾出来 Chandler: Well, aren't we Mr. "The glass is half empty."  104
22 plastic 5plAstik, plB:stik n.塑胶, 可塑体, 塑料制品, 整形adj.塑胶的, 塑造的, 有可塑性的, 造形的, (外科)整形的 Chandler: What? There was ice there that night with Carol? Plastic seats? Four thousand angry Pittsburgh fans?  104
1 pittsburgh 5pitsbE:^ n.匹兹堡(美国宾西法尼亚州西南部城市, 是美国的钢铁工业中心) Chandler: What? There was ice there that night with Carol? Plastic seats? Four thousand angry Pittsburgh fans?  104
7 fans fAn n.扇子, 鼓风机, 风扇, 迷, 狂热者, 爱好者vt.煽动, 刺激, 扇, 吹拂vi.飘动, 成扇形散开 Chandler: What? There was ice there that night with Carol? Plastic seats? Four thousand angry Pittsburgh fans?  104
1 painkillers `peIn9kIlE(r) n.<美口>止痛药解痛物 Chandler: Yes, the moon, the glow, the magical feeling, you did this part- Could I get some painkillers over here, please?  104
13 moon mu:n n.月球, 月亮, 卫星 Chandler: Yes, the moon, the glow, the magical feeling, you did this part- Could I get some painkillers over here, please?  104
14 magical 5mAdVikEl adj.不可思议的 Chandler: Yes, the moon, the glow, the magical feeling, you did this part- Could I get some painkillers over here, please?  104
41 leslie 5lezli, 5lisli n. 莱斯利(男子名) Guys: Hockey! (They go to leave but are blocked by three of Rachel's friends, Leslie, Kiki, and Joanne.  The guys pause to stare at them.) Hockey! Hockey. (The guys.)  104
2 blocked blCkt 封锁的, 闭塞的, 联锁的 Guys: Hockey! (They go to leave but are blocked by three of Rachel's friends, Leslie, Kiki, and Joanne.  The guys pause to stare at them.) Hockey! Hockey. (The guys.)  104
6 reality ri(:)5Aliti n.真实, 事实, 本体, 逼真 Joanne: Alright. Let's talk reality for a second.  104
349 play plei n.游戏, 比赛, 运动, 赌博, 剧本v.玩, 扮演, 播放, 进行比赛v.播放 Joanne: Look at you in the apron. You look like you're in a play.  104
6 apron 5eiprEn n.围裙, 外表或作用类似围裙的东西, [机]挡板, 护坦 Joanne: Look at you in the apron. You look like you're in a play.  104
341 points pCInt n.点, 尖端, 分数, 要点, 分数vt.弄尖, 指向, 指出, 瞄准, 加标点于vi.指, 指向, 表明 Joanne: Well, guess who my dad's making partner in his firm? (She points to herself and they all scream again.)  104
23 partner 5pB:tnE n.合伙人, 股东, 舞伴, 伴侣vt.与...合伙, 组成一对vi.做伙伴, 当助手      PARTNER=Proof of Analogue ResultsthroughNumericalE-quivalent Routine 用数字等效程序验证模拟结果 Joanne: Well, guess who my dad's making partner in his firm? (She points to herself and they all scream again.)  104
11 firm fE:m n.公司, (合伙)商号adj.结实的, 坚硬的, 坚定的, 坚固的, 牢固的, 稳固的, 严格的vt.使牢固, 使坚定vi.变稳固, 变坚实adv.稳固地, 坚定地 Joanne: Well, guess who my dad's making partner in his firm? (She points to herself and they all scream again.)  104
70 tickets 5tikit n.票, 入场券 Joey: (to Ross) Hey! Here's the birthday boy! Ross, check it out: hockey tickets, Rangers-Penguins, tonight at the Garden, and we're taking you.  104
4 rangers 5reindVE n.巡逻骑兵, 突击队员, 护林员, 游荡的人, 测距仪 Joey: (to Ross) Hey! Here's the birthday boy! Ross, check it out: hockey tickets, Rangers-Penguins, tonight at the Garden, and we're taking you.  104
1 penguins 5peN^win n.企鹅 Joey: (to Ross) Hey! Here's the birthday boy! Ross, check it out: hockey tickets, Rangers-Penguins, tonight at the Garden, and we're taking you.  104
15 hockey 5hCki n.曲棍球 Joey: (to Ross) Hey! Here's the birthday boy! Ross, check it out: hockey tickets, Rangers-Penguins, tonight at the Garden, and we're taking you.  104
9 garden 5^B:dn n.(菜、花)园, 花园      Garden  [5^B:dn]  加登(姓氏) Joey: (to Ross) Hey! Here's the birthday boy! Ross, check it out: hockey tickets, Rangers-Penguins, tonight at the Garden, and we're taking you.  104
225 check tFek n.阻止, 制止, 控制, 阻止物, 支票, 检讫的记号, 饭馆的帐单vt.检查, 制止, 核对, 寄存, 托运vi.证明无误, 核对无误, 逐项相符, [象棋]将军 Joey: (to Ross) Hey! Here's the birthday boy! Ross, check it out: hockey tickets, Rangers-Penguins, tonight at the Garden, and we're taking you.  104
156 birthday 5b\:WdeI n.生日 Joey: (to Ross) Hey! Here's the birthday boy! Ross, check it out: hockey tickets, Rangers-Penguins, tonight at the Garden, and we're taking you.  104
118 six siks num.六, 六个 Joey: ...Ninety-five, ninety-six, ninety-seven. See, I told you! Less than a hundred steps from our place to here.  104
8 ninety 5nainti num.九十 Joey: ...Ninety-five, ninety-six, ninety-seven. See, I told you! Less than a hundred steps from our place to here.  104
61 less les n.较少, 较小adj.少的, 小的adv.较少地, 更小地, 不及prep.减去      LESS=Least Cost Estimating and Scheduling 最低成本估计与计划 Joey: ...Ninety-five, ninety-six, ninety-seven. See, I told you! Less than a hundred steps from our place to here.  104
112 reason 5ri:zn n.理由, 原因, 动机, 理智, 前提vt.说服, 推论, 辩论vi.推论, 劝说, 思考 Joey: Hey, if Little Joey's dead, then I got no reason to live!  104
117 ass As n.驴, 笨人, 臀部 Joey: Hey, that woman's got an ass like Carol's! (They turn to stare at him.) What? Thought we were trying to find stuff.  104
13 spots spCt n.班点, 污点, 地点, 场所, 现场v.沾污, 弄脏, 侦察vt.认出, 发现      SPOT=Satellite Positioning and Tracking 人造卫星定位及跟踪 Joey: Leetch spots Messier in the crease- there's the pass! (He kicks it to Ross, but Ross is staring into a shop window.)  104
39 shop FCp n.商店, 店铺vi.买东西, 购货 Joey: Leetch spots Messier in the crease- there's the pass! (He kicks it to Ross, but Ross is staring into a shop window.)  104
25 kicks kik v.踢n.踢 Joey: Leetch spots Messier in the crease- there's the pass! (He kicks it to Ross, but Ross is staring into a shop window.)  104
1 crease kri:s n.折缝, 折痕v.折, 弄皱 Joey: Leetch spots Messier in the crease- there's the pass! (He kicks it to Ross, but Ross is staring into a shop window.)  104
1 peaches pi:tF n.桃子, 桃树, 桃色, <美俚>受人喜欢的人(或物)vt.告发vi.告密 Joey: -Peaches?  104
192 kisses kis n.吻, (风, 浪等)拂vt.吻, 轻拂vi.接吻 Joey: We love you, man. (Kisses Ross)  104
47 mistake mis5teik n.错误, 过失v.弄错, 误解, 把...误认为 Joey: Whoah, boy, hockey was a big mistake! There was a whole bunch of stuff we could've done tonight!  104
1 weepers `wi:pE(r) n.哭泣者 Kid: I found it. Finders keepers, losers weepers. (Ross looks at Chandler for help.)  104
13 losers 5lu:zE n.失主, 失败者, 输者 Kid: I found it. Finders keepers, losers weepers. (Ross looks at Chandler for help.)  104
1 keepers 5ki:pE n.监护人, 管理人, 看守人, 保管人 Kid: I found it. Finders keepers, losers weepers. (Ross looks at Chandler for help.)  104
1 finders 5faindE adj.发现者, 探测器, 测高仪, 寻星镜 Kid: I found it. Finders keepers, losers weepers. (Ross looks at Chandler for help.)  104
92 fight fait n.打架, 战斗, 斗志vi.打仗, 搏斗, 对抗, 打架vt.与...打仗, 指挥战斗, 反对...提案 Kid: No! No! (They start to fight over it.)  104
221 holds   holdsv.保存,把握 Kiki: And while we're on the subject of news.. (She holds up here finger to show off her engagement ring and they all scream again.)  104
6 waitressing 5weitris n.女服务生 Kiki: Waitressing?  104
6 dumping 5dQmpiN n.倾销 Kiki: Well, the biggest news is still you dumping Barry at the altar!  104
1 duplex 5dju:pleks [计] 双方的 Leslie: I know. I know! I'm a duplex.  104
2 leaping `li:pIN n.跳跃adj.跳跃的, 跳跃而行的 Monica: (leaping off of the couch and runs up) Wait! Did you say 'G.Stephanopoulos?'  104
13 unusual Qn5ju:VuEl adj.不平常的, 与众不同的, 不寻常的 Monica: (on phone) Could you please tell me what this is in reference to? (Listens) Yes, hold on. (To Rachel) Um, they say there's been some unusual activity on your account.  104
5 reference 5refrEns n.提及, 涉及, 参考, 参考书目, 证明书(人), 介绍信(人) Monica: (on phone) Could you please tell me what this is in reference to? (Listens) Yes, hold on. (To Rachel) Um, they say there's been some unusual activity on your account.  104
235 listens 5lisn vi.听, 听从v.听, 收听 Monica: (on phone) Could you please tell me what this is in reference to? (Listens) Yes, hold on. (To Rachel) Um, they say there's been some unusual activity on your account.  104
3 activity Ak5tiviti n.活跃, 活动性, 行动, 行为, [核]放射性 Monica: (on phone) Could you please tell me what this is in reference to? (Listens) Yes, hold on. (To Rachel) Um, they say there's been some unusual activity on your account.  104
47 pauses pC:z n.中止, 暂停, 休止符vi.暂停, 中止, 停顿, 踌躇n.暂停n.DOS命令:暂停批文件处理, 在继续处理之前等待按任一键 Monica: (pauses then on the phone) Uh- Rachel has left the building, can you call back?  104
1 staggered   staggered错列的, 叉排的 Monica: (staggered) Oh God.  104
29 wild waild adj.野性的, 野生的, 野蛮的, 狂热的, 疯狂的 Monica: (to Phoebe) I swear I've seen birds do this on Wild Kingdom.  104
50 swear swZE vi.诅咒v.宣誓, 发誓 Monica: (to Phoebe) I swear I've seen birds do this on Wild Kingdom.  104
5 kingdom 5kiNdEm n.王国, [宗]天国, 上帝的统治, 领域 Monica: (to Phoebe) I swear I've seen birds do this on Wild Kingdom.  104
29 birds bE:d n.鸟, <俚>人vi.在野外观察或鉴别鸟类      Bird  [bE:d]  伯德 (男子或女子名, 亦作Byrd) Monica: (to Phoebe) I swear I've seen birds do this on Wild Kingdom.  104
6 binoculars bI5nRkjJlEz n.双眼望远镜 Monica: Are you nuts?! We've got George Stephanopoulos' pizza! (Rachel pays him, Monica grabs some binoculars, and runs to the window.)  104
44 played plei n.游戏, 比赛, 运动, 赌博, 剧本v.玩, 扮演, 播放, 进行比赛v.播放 Monica: Could've played Monopoly, but nooooo.  104
6 monopoly mE5nCpEli n.垄断, 垄断者, 专利权, 专利事业 Monica: Could've played Monopoly, but nooooo.  104
17 pours pC:, pCE v.灌注, 倾泻, 涌入, 流, 倾盆大雨 Monica: Hey, Rach. How was it with your friends? (She and Phoebe scream.) Okay! How would you like some Tiki Death Punch? (She pours the contents of the blender into some glasses.)  104
58 glasses   glassesn.眼镜 Monica: Hey, Rach. How was it with your friends? (She and Phoebe scream.) Okay! How would you like some Tiki Death Punch? (She pours the contents of the blender into some glasses.)  104
29 death deW n.死, 死亡, 致死的原因, 毁灭, 屠杀 Monica: Hey, Rach. How was it with your friends? (She and Phoebe scream.) Okay! How would you like some Tiki Death Punch? (She pours the contents of the blender into some glasses.)  104
9 contents kEn5tent n.内容, 容量, 目录, 满足adj.满足的, 满意的, 愿意vt.使满足 Monica: Hey, Rach. How was it with your friends? (She and Phoebe scream.) Okay! How would you like some Tiki Death Punch? (She pours the contents of the blender into some glasses.)  104
11 shy Fai adj.怕羞的, 畏缩的, 害羞的 Monica: I think he's shy.  104
70 light lait n.光, 日光, 发光体, 灯adj.轻的, 发光的, 明亮的, 浅的vt.点燃, 照亮adv.轻地vi.点着, 变亮 Monica: Light still out?  104
39 drop drCp v.滴下, 落下, (使声音等)变弱, (使价格等)下降, 使跌倒, 使结束, 不再讨论, 停止与(某人)交往n.落下, 下降, 滴, 滴剂, 点滴, 微量, 下跌 Monica: Oh, George, baby, drop the towel!  104
3 napping 5nApiN 起绒, 拉绒, 拉毛 Monica: Oh. Maybe they're- napping.  104
15 vegetarian 7vedVi5tZEriEn n.素食者, 食草动物adj.素食的 Monica: Okay. Okay, I got one. Do you remember that vegetarian pate that I made that you loved so much?  104
2 pate peit n.<口>脑袋, 头顶 Monica: Okay. Okay, I got one. Do you remember that vegetarian pate that I made that you loved so much?  104
6 seventh 5sevEnW num.第七 Monica: Really. Well, at least 'big girls' don't pee in their pants in seventh grade!  104
48 grade ^reid n.等级, 级别vt.评分, 评级v.分等级 Monica: Really. Well, at least 'big girls' don't pee in their pants in seventh grade!  104
7 un ju: 5En pron.家伙, 东西abbr.United Nationals, 联合国      UN=United Nations 联合国 Monica: So what, you're not the only one. I mean, half the time we don't know where we're going. You've just gotta figure at some point it's all gonna come together, and it's just gonna be... un-floopy.  104
4 visa 5vi:zE n.签证vt.签准维萨信用卡 Monica: Uh, Rach, it's the Visa card people.  104
1 mediterranean 7meditE5reinjEn (海等)被陆地包围的, 几乎全部被陆地包围的      Mediterranean  [7meditE5reinjEn]  n.地中海(=Mediterranean sea, 位于欧, 亚, 非三大洲之间), 地中海沿岸的居民adj.地中海的, 地中海民族的 Monica: Wait, was this a-a small mediterranean guy with curiously intelligent good looks?  104
5 intelligent in5telidVEnt adj.聪明的, 伶俐的, 有才智的, [计]智能的 Monica: Wait, was this a-a small mediterranean guy with curiously intelligent good looks?  104
1 curiously   curiouslyadv.好奇地 Monica: Wait, was this a-a small mediterranean guy with curiously intelligent good looks?  104
36 suit sju:t v.合适, 适合, 相配, 合式, 适宜于n.一套衣服 Monica: Was he wearing a stunning blue suit?  104
4 stunning 5stQniN adj.足以使人晕倒的, 极好的 Monica: Was he wearing a stunning blue suit?  104
3 twister 5twistE n.缠绕者, 缠绕机, 歪曲事实的人, 不老实的人, 难事, 难题 Monica: We thought since Phoebe was staying over tonight we'd have kinda like a slumber party thing. We got some trashy magazines, we got cookie dough, we got Twister... (The phone rings and Monica answers it.)  104
1 trashy 5trAFi adj.无价值的, 没有用的, 垃圾似的 Monica: We thought since Phoebe was staying over tonight we'd have kinda like a slumber party thing. We got some trashy magazines, we got cookie dough, we got Twister... (The phone rings and Monica answers it.)  104
4 slumber 5slQmbE n.睡眠v.睡眠 Monica: We thought since Phoebe was staying over tonight we'd have kinda like a slumber party thing. We got some trashy magazines, we got cookie dough, we got Twister... (The phone rings and Monica answers it.)  104
120 rings riN n.环, 环形物, 环状, 铃声, 声调, 打电话, 拳击场vt.包围, 套住, 按铃, 敲钟vi.成环形, 响, 鸣, 敲钟, 回响, 按铃 Monica: We thought since Phoebe was staying over tonight we'd have kinda like a slumber party thing. We got some trashy magazines, we got cookie dough, we got Twister... (The phone rings and Monica answers it.)  104
305 party 5pB:ti n.党, 政党, 随行人员, [律]当事人, 社交会 Monica: We thought since Phoebe was staying over tonight we'd have kinda like a slumber party thing. We got some trashy magazines, we got cookie dough, we got Twister... (The phone rings and Monica answers it.)  104
11 magazines 7mA^E5zi:n n.杂志, 期刊, 军火库, 弹药库, (枪、炮的)弹仓, 胶卷盒 Monica: We thought since Phoebe was staying over tonight we'd have kinda like a slumber party thing. We got some trashy magazines, we got cookie dough, we got Twister... (The phone rings and Monica answers it.)  104
5 rum rQm n.浪姆酒(用甘蔗或糖蜜等酿制的一种甜酒)adj.古怪的, 奇特的 Monica: Weeeell, it's rum, and-  104
1 vegetable 5vedVitEbl n.蔬菜, 植物, 生活呆板单调的人adj.蔬菜的, 植物的 Monica: Well, unless goose is a vegetable...ha haaaah!  104
3 goose ^u:s n.鹅, 雌鹅, 鹅肉, (裁缝用的有长曲柄的)熨斗vt.突然加大油门, 嘘骂 Monica: Well, unless goose is a vegetable...ha haaaah!  104
54 white (h)wait n.白色, 蛋白, 白种人adj.白(色)的, 白种人的      White  [(h)wait]  怀特(姓氏) Monica: White House adviser? Clinton's campaign guy? The one with the great hair, sexy smile, really cute butt?  104
78 sexy 5seksi adj.有性感的, 色情的, 迷人的 Monica: White House adviser? Clinton's campaign guy? The one with the great hair, sexy smile, really cute butt?  104
158 house haus n.房子, 住宅, 库房, 机构, 家庭, 家族, 议院, 剧场vt.给...房子住, 收藏, 覆盖vi.住, 躲藏(up) Monica: White House adviser? Clinton's campaign guy? The one with the great hair, sexy smile, really cute butt?  104
177 cute kju:t adj.可爱的, 聪明的, 伶俐的, 装腔作势的 Monica: White House adviser? Clinton's campaign guy? The one with the great hair, sexy smile, really cute butt?  104
2 campaign kAm5pein n.[军]战役, (政治或商业性)活动, 竞选运动vi.参加活动, 从事活动, 作战 Monica: White House adviser? Clinton's campaign guy? The one with the great hair, sexy smile, really cute butt?  104
1 adviser   advisern.顾问, <美> (学生的)指导老师 Monica: White House adviser? Clinton's campaign guy? The one with the great hair, sexy smile, really cute butt?  104
2 peaceful 5pi:sful adj.和平的, 平静的, 安宁的, 爱好和平的 Monica: Would you look at her? She is so peaceful.  104
12 draw drC: v.拉, 曳, 牵, 画, 绘制, 拖曳vt.汲取, 领取, 提取, 引起, 吸引vi.向...移动, 挨近n.平局, 和局, 拖曳 Monica: Yeah. I think you have to draw him out. And then- when you do- he's a preppy animal.  104
27 animal 5AnimEl n.动物 Monica: Yeah. I think you have to draw him out. And then- when you do- he's a preppy animal.  104
9 elbows 5elbEJ n.肘 Phoebe: (to Monica) Look, look, I have elbows! (They scream.) 104
17 waking   wakingadj.醒着的, He spends all Phoebe: (waking and startling them) Oh! What what what! ...Hi.  104
8 startling   startlingadj.令人吃惊的 Phoebe: (waking and startling them) Oh! What what what! ...Hi.  104
210 couple 5kQpl n.(一)对, (一)双, 夫妇vt.连合, 连接, 结合vi.结合, 结婚 Phoebe: A couple hours.  104
42 tie tai n.带子, 线, 鞋带, 不分胜负, 关系, 领带, 领结, 平局vt.系, 打结, 扎, 约束, 与...成平局vi.被用带(或绳子等)系住, 结合, 打结, 不分胜负 Phoebe: And-and a power tie?  104
21 power 5pauE n.能力, 力量, 动力, 权力, [数]幂, [物]功率vt.使...有力量, 供以动力, 激励 Phoebe: And-and a power tie?  104
87 definitely 5definitli adv.明确地, 干脆地 Phoebe: Definitely not his mother.  104
1 mines main n.矿, 矿山, 矿井, 源泉, 宝库, 地雷, 水雷vt.挖掘, 开采, 在...布雷, 破坏vi.开矿, 埋设地雷pron.我的 Phoebe: I remember the day I got my first pay check. There was a cave in in one of the mines, and eight people were killed.  104
23 queen kwi:n n.王后, 女王      Queen  [kwi:n]  奎恩(姓氏) Phoebe: I worked in a Dairy Queen, why?  104
7 dairy 5dZEri n.牛奶场, 奶品场, 售牛奶, 奶油, 鸡蛋等的商店, 奶制品 Phoebe: I worked in a Dairy Queen, why?  104
2 reassure ri:E5FuE vt.使...安心, 再保证, 使...恢复信心, 打消...的疑虑 Phoebe: My grandmother has this new boyfriend, and they're both kind of insecure in bed. Oh, and deaf. So they're constantly, like, having to reassure each other that they're having a good time. You have no idea how loud they are!  104
5 insecure 7insi5kjuE adj.不可靠的, 不安全的 Phoebe: My grandmother has this new boyfriend, and they're both kind of insecure in bed. Oh, and deaf. So they're constantly, like, having to reassure each other that they're having a good time. You have no idea how loud they are!  104
6 deaf def adj.聋的 Phoebe: My grandmother has this new boyfriend, and they're both kind of insecure in bed. Oh, and deaf. So they're constantly, like, having to reassure each other that they're having a good time. You have no idea how loud they are!  104
6 constantly 5kRnstEntlI adv.不变地, 经常地, 坚持不懈地 Phoebe: My grandmother has this new boyfriend, and they're both kind of insecure in bed. Oh, and deaf. So they're constantly, like, having to reassure each other that they're having a good time. You have no idea how loud they are!  104
121 boyfriend 5bCIfrend n.男朋友, 情郎,<美口>情人 Phoebe: My grandmother has this new boyfriend, and they're both kind of insecure in bed. Oh, and deaf. So they're constantly, like, having to reassure each other that they're having a good time. You have no idea how loud they are!  104
213 bed bed n.床, 基础, 路基, 河底, 海底, 一堆, 一层vt.安置, 嵌入, 使睡, 栽种vi.上床, 分层      BED=Bridge-Element Delay 电桥元延迟 =big end down 上小下大钢锭模      BEdabbr. 教育学士 (Bachelor of Education) Phoebe: My grandmother has this new boyfriend, and they're both kind of insecure in bed. Oh, and deaf. So they're constantly, like, having to reassure each other that they're having a good time. You have no idea how loud they are!  104
1 beanstalk 5bi:nstRk n.豆茎 Phoebe: No, Jack and the Beanstalk.  104
2 hurley 5hE:li n.爱尔兰棒球戏, 爱尔兰棒球的球棒      Hurley  [5hE:li]  赫尔利(姓氏) Phoebe: Oh! Oh! Oh! Okay, fine, fine. Now I don't feel so bad about sleeping with Jason Hurley.  104
144 walking 5wC:kiN v.步行adj.步行的 Phoebe: Oh, wait, she's walking across the floor.. she's walking.. she's walking.. she's going for the pizza- (Yelling) Hey, that's not for you, bitch! (Phoebe covers her mouth with her hand walks away from the window.)  104
54 covers 5kQvE n.盖子, 封面, 藉口vt.覆盖, 铺, 掩饰, 保护, 掩护, 包括, 包含, 适用vi.覆盖, 涂, 代替 Phoebe: Oh, wait, she's walking across the floor.. she's walking.. she's walking.. she's going for the pizza- (Yelling) Hey, that's not for you, bitch! (Phoebe covers her mouth with her hand walks away from the window.)  104
58 bitch bitF n.母狗, 母狼, 母狐, <俚>婊子 Phoebe: Oh, wait, she's walking across the floor.. she's walking.. she's walking.. she's going for the pizza- (Yelling) Hey, that's not for you, bitch! (Phoebe covers her mouth with her hand walks away from the window.)  104
14 peace pi:s n.和平, 和睦, 安宁, 静寂vi.安静下来 Phoebe: Okay, okay. If I were omnipotent for a day, I would want, um, world peace, no more hunger, good things for the rain-forest...And bigger boobs!  104
5 omnipotent Cm5nipEtEnt adj.全能的, 无所不能的 Phoebe: Okay, okay. If I were omnipotent for a day, I would want, um, world peace, no more hunger, good things for the rain-forest...And bigger boobs!  104
2 hunger 5hQN^E n.饥饿, 欲望, 渴望v.饥饿 Phoebe: Okay, okay. If I were omnipotent for a day, I would want, um, world peace, no more hunger, good things for the rain-forest...And bigger boobs!  104
4 forest 5fCrist n.森林, 林木, <英>御猎场adj.森林的, 住在森林中的vt.植树于 Phoebe: Okay, okay. If I were omnipotent for a day, I would want, um, world peace, no more hunger, good things for the rain-forest...And bigger boobs!  104
17 boobs bu:b n.笨蛋, 蠢材 Phoebe: Okay, okay. If I were omnipotent for a day, I would want, um, world peace, no more hunger, good things for the rain-forest...And bigger boobs!  104
37 bigger   biggeradj.大的,长大的 Phoebe: Okay, okay. If I were omnipotent for a day, I would want, um, world peace, no more hunger, good things for the rain-forest...And bigger boobs!  104
4 tweezers 5twi:zEz n.镊子, 小钳 Phoebe: Ooh! Ooh! And I brought Operation! But, um, I lost the tweezers, so we can't operate. But we can prep the guy!  104
4 prep prep n.准备功课, 预习      PREP=Product Reliability Evaluation Program 产品可靠性鉴定计划 Phoebe: Ooh! Ooh! And I brought Operation! But, um, I lost the tweezers, so we can't operate. But we can prep the guy!  104
8 operation 7CpE5reiFEn n.运转, 操作, 实施, 作用, 业务, 工作, 手术, 军事行动 Phoebe: Ooh! Ooh! And I brought Operation! But, um, I lost the tweezers, so we can't operate. But we can prep the guy!  104
2 operate 5CpEreit v.操作, 运转, 开动, 起作用, 动手术, 开刀n.[军]作军事行动 Phoebe: Ooh! Ooh! And I brought Operation! But, um, I lost the tweezers, so we can't operate. But we can prep the guy!  104
14 woke wEuk vbl.wake的过去式和过去分词 Phoebe: Yeah, right! See, he gave up something, but then he got those magic beans. And then he woke up, and there was this, this big plant outside his window, full of possibilities and stuff.. And he lived in a village, and you live in the Village..  104
10 village 5vilidV n.乡村, 村庄adj.村庄的 Phoebe: Yeah, right! See, he gave up something, but then he got those magic beans. And then he woke up, and there was this, this big plant outside his window, full of possibilities and stuff.. And he lived in a village, and you live in the Village..  104
4 possibilities 7pCsi5biliti n.可能性, 可能发生的事物 Phoebe: Yeah, right! See, he gave up something, but then he got those magic beans. And then he woke up, and there was this, this big plant outside his window, full of possibilities and stuff.. And he lived in a village, and you live in the Village..  104
23 magic 5mAdVik n.魔法, 巫术, 戏法adj.魔术的, 有魔力的, 不可思议的      MAGIC=Machine for Automatic Graphics Interface to a Computer 与计算机接口的自动图示仪 Phoebe: Yeah, right! See, he gave up something, but then he got those magic beans. And then he woke up, and there was this, this big plant outside his window, full of possibilities and stuff.. And he lived in a village, and you live in the Village..  104
80 full ful n.全部, 完整adj.充满的, 完全的, 丰富的, 完美的, 详尽的, 丰满的adv.完全地, 整整, 十分vt.把衣服缝得宽大 Phoebe: Yeah, right! See, he gave up something, but then he got those magic beans. And then he woke up, and there was this, this big plant outside his window, full of possibilities and stuff.. And he lived in a village, and you live in the Village..  104
12 beans bi:n n.豆, 豆形果实 Phoebe: Yeah, right! See, he gave up something, but then he got those magic beans. And then he woke up, and there was this, this big plant outside his window, full of possibilities and stuff.. And he lived in a village, and you live in the Village..  104
117 jack dVAk n.(J-)杰克(男子名,也特指各种男性工人), 插孔, 插座, 起重器, 千斤顶, 男人, (船舰上悬挂的)国旗vt.(用起重器)抬起, 提醒, 增加, 放弃, 提高adj.雄的插座,插孔      Jackn. 杰克(男子名) Phoebe: You are just like Jack.  104
98 pizza 5pi:tsE n.比萨饼(一种涂有乳酪核番茄酱的意大利式有馅烘饼) Pizza Guy: (yelling from outside) Pizza guy!  104
11 pepper 5pepE n.胡椒粉 Pizza Guy: Hi, one, uh, mushroom, green pepper and onion?  104
5 onion 5QnjEn n.洋葱vt.加洋葱于, 因洋葱掉泪 Pizza Guy: Hi, one, uh, mushroom, green pepper and onion?  104
4 mushroom 5mQFrum n.蘑菇, <古>暴发户vi.迅速生长, 迅速增加, 采蘑菇adj.蘑菇形的, 迅速生长的 Pizza Guy: Hi, one, uh, mushroom, green pepper and onion?  104
196 green ^ri:n n.绿色, 绿色颜料, 绿色物品adj.绿色的, 未成熟的, 新鲜的, 精力旺盛的, 无经验的, 青春的 Pizza Guy: Hi, one, uh, mushroom, green pepper and onion?  104
2 bonehead 5bEJnhed n.笨蛋 Pizza Guy: Yeah. This one goes across the street, I must have given him yours. Oh, bonehead, bonehead!  104
105 fat fAt n.脂肪, 肥肉adj.肥大的, 丰满的, 肥的, 胖的, 油腻的n.文件分配表vt.养肥, 在...中加入脂肪vi.长肥      FATabbr. 〈计〉文件分配表(file allocation table) Rachel: (miserably) No, no, that's not what we ordered... We ordered a fat-free crust with extra cheese.  104
4 crust krQst n.外壳, 硬壳, 面包皮vt.盖以硬皮vi.结硬皮 Rachel: (miserably) No, no, that's not what we ordered... We ordered a fat-free crust with extra cheese.  104
51 cheese tFi:z n.干酪, <俚>头等的人或事物 Rachel: (miserably) No, no, that's not what we ordered... We ordered a fat-free crust with extra cheese.  104
42 downstairs daJn5steEz adv.在楼下, 往楼下, 下楼 Rachel: ...Jack from downstairs?  104
3 miserably 5mizErEbli adv.悲惨 Rachel: Alright, c'mon! (Miserably) Let's play Twister! 104
76 weeks wi:ks 威克斯(姓氏) Rachel: But I haven't used my card in weeks!  104
72 plan plAn n.计划, 设计图, 平面图vt.计划, 设计 Rachel: But see, it was a plan. Y'know, it was clear. It was figured out, and now everything's just kinda like...  104
41 worth wE:W prep.相当...价值n.价值, 财产adj.值钱的, 值的看中的 Rachel: God, isn't this exciting? I earned this. I wiped tables for it, I steamed milk for it, and it was totally?opens envelope)梟ot worth it. Who's FICA? Why's he getting all my money? I mean, what- Chandler, look at that.  104
3 wiped waip v.擦, 揩, 擦去 Rachel: God, isn't this exciting? I earned this. I wiped tables for it, I steamed milk for it, and it was totally?opens envelope)梟ot worth it. Who's FICA? Why's he getting all my money? I mean, what- Chandler, look at that.  104
23 tables 5teibl n.桌子, 餐桌, 工作台, 平地层, 石板, 表格adj.桌子的, 台子的vt.搁置, 嵌合, 制表 Rachel: God, isn't this exciting? I earned this. I wiped tables for it, I steamed milk for it, and it was totally?opens envelope)梟ot worth it. Who's FICA? Why's he getting all my money? I mean, what- Chandler, look at that.  104
2 steamed sti:m n.蒸汽, 水汽vi.蒸发vt.蒸 Rachel: God, isn't this exciting? I earned this. I wiped tables for it, I steamed milk for it, and it was totally?opens envelope)梟ot worth it. Who's FICA? Why's he getting all my money? I mean, what- Chandler, look at that.  104
65 milk milk n.乳, 牛奶v.挤(奶) Rachel: God, isn't this exciting? I earned this. I wiped tables for it, I steamed milk for it, and it was totally?opens envelope)梟ot worth it. Who's FICA? Why's he getting all my money? I mean, what- Chandler, look at that.  104
2 fica   FICAabbr.Federal Insurance Contributions Act (美国)联邦社会保险捐款法 Rachel: God, isn't this exciting? I earned this. I wiped tables for it, I steamed milk for it, and it was totally?opens envelope)梟ot worth it. Who's FICA? Why's he getting all my money? I mean, what- Chandler, look at that.  104
39 exciting ik5saitiN adj.令人兴奋的, 使人激动的 Rachel: God, isn't this exciting? I earned this. I wiped tables for it, I steamed milk for it, and it was totally?opens envelope)梟ot worth it. Who's FICA? Why's he getting all my money? I mean, what- Chandler, look at that.  104
4 earned   earnedadj.挣得的 Rachel: God, isn't this exciting? I earned this. I wiped tables for it, I steamed milk for it, and it was totally?opens envelope)梟ot worth it. Who's FICA? Why's he getting all my money? I mean, what- Chandler, look at that.  104
1 spying spai n.特工人员, 间谍, 侦探, 探员, 秘密侦察他人行动者v.侦察, 侦察, 发现 Rachel: Hello? Who are we spying on?  104
1 squabble 5skwCbl v.争论 Rachel: I was laughing! You made me laugh! (Monica and Rachel start to squabble)  104
173 laugh lB:f vi.笑, 讥笑n.笑, 笑声 Rachel: I was laughing! You made me laugh! (Monica and Rachel start to squabble)  104
3 mat mAt n.席子, 垫子v.铺席子      MAT=Mechanical Aptitude Test (人)对机械的适应性试验 Rachel: Nooo! (She grabs the phone and Chandler takes her place on the mat.) (On phone) Hello? (Listens) Oh, yeah, no, I know, I-I haven't been using it much. (Listens) Oh, well, thanks, but, I'm okay, really.  104
62 write rait vt.书写, 著述, 写, 写满, 写信给vi.写, 写字, 写信, 写作, 作曲 Rachel: Okay, I'm not just waitressing. I'm.. I, um... I write the specials on the specials board, and, uh... and I, uh... I take the uh dead flowers out of the vase... Oh, and, um, sometimes Artelle lets me put the little chocolate blobbies on the cookies.  104
14 vase vB:z, veis n.花瓶, 瓶 Rachel: Okay, I'm not just waitressing. I'm.. I, um... I write the specials on the specials board, and, uh... and I, uh... I take the uh dead flowers out of the vase... Oh, and, um, sometimes Artelle lets me put the little chocolate blobbies on the cookies.  104
10 specials 5speFEl n.特派员, 专车, 专刊adj.特别的, 特殊的, 专门的, 专用的 Rachel: Okay, I'm not just waitressing. I'm.. I, um... I write the specials on the specials board, and, uh... and I, uh... I take the uh dead flowers out of the vase... Oh, and, um, sometimes Artelle lets me put the little chocolate blobbies on the cookies.  104
60 flowers 5flauE n.花, 开花的植物, 花卉, 精华, 盛时vi.开花, 旺盛, 成熟vt.用花装饰, 使开花      Flower  [5flauE]  弗劳尔(姓氏) Rachel: Okay, I'm not just waitressing. I'm.. I, um... I write the specials on the specials board, and, uh... and I, uh... I take the uh dead flowers out of the vase... Oh, and, um, sometimes Artelle lets me put the little chocolate blobbies on the cookies.  104
65 cookies   cookiesn.饼干 Rachel: Okay, I'm not just waitressing. I'm.. I, um... I write the specials on the specials board, and, uh... and I, uh... I take the uh dead flowers out of the vase... Oh, and, um, sometimes Artelle lets me put the little chocolate blobbies on the cookies.  104
21 chocolate 5tFCkElit n.巧克力, 巧克力色 Rachel: Okay, I'm not just waitressing. I'm.. I, um... I write the specials on the specials board, and, uh... and I, uh... I take the uh dead flowers out of the vase... Oh, and, um, sometimes Artelle lets me put the little chocolate blobbies on the cookies.  104
45 board bC:d n.木板, (供特殊用途的)木板, 甲板, 膳食费用, 会议桌, 部vt.用板盖上, 包饭, 提供膳食, 上(船、飞机等) Rachel: Okay, I'm not just waitressing. I'm.. I, um... I write the specials on the specials board, and, uh... and I, uh... I take the uh dead flowers out of the vase... Oh, and, um, sometimes Artelle lets me put the little chocolate blobbies on the cookies.  104
2 blobbies 5blCbi 满是滴状斑点 Rachel: Okay, I'm not just waitressing. I'm.. I, um... I write the specials on the specials board, and, uh... and I, uh... I take the uh dead flowers out of the vase... Oh, and, um, sometimes Artelle lets me put the little chocolate blobbies on the cookies.  104
5 valentine 5vAlEntain n.情人, 情人节礼物      Valentine  [5vAlEntain, -tin]  瓦伦丁(姓氏) Rachel: Okay, okay, okay, I got one! (She sits up and the cushion she was leaning against falls off of the balcony.) Anyway- The valentine Tommy Rollerson left in your locker was really from me.  104
38 tommy 5tCmi n.抵工资的面包, 实物工资制      Tommyn. 汤米,英国兵 Rachel: Okay, okay, okay, I got one! (She sits up and the cushion she was leaning against falls off of the balcony.) Anyway- The valentine Tommy Rollerson left in your locker was really from me.  104
5 locker 5lCkE n.上锁的人, 有锁的橱柜, 锁扣装置, 有锁的存物柜      Locker  [5lCkE]  洛克(姓氏) Rachel: Okay, okay, okay, I got one! (She sits up and the cushion she was leaning against falls off of the balcony.) Anyway- The valentine Tommy Rollerson left in your locker was really from me.  104
19 leaning 5li:niN n.倾斜, 倾向, 爱好v.清洁,清洗 Rachel: Okay, okay, okay, I got one! (She sits up and the cushion she was leaning against falls off of the balcony.) Anyway- The valentine Tommy Rollerson left in your locker was really from me.  104
85 falls fC:l n.秋天, 落下, 瀑布, 降低, 落差, 采伐量, 堕落, 下降vi.倒下, 落下, 来临, 失守, 变成, 垮台, 下跌, 阵亡vt.<美><英方>击倒, 砍倒(树木)adj.秋天的 Rachel: Okay, okay, okay, I got one! (She sits up and the cushion she was leaning against falls off of the balcony.) Anyway- The valentine Tommy Rollerson left in your locker was really from me.  104
13 cushion 5kuFEn n.垫子, 软垫, 衬垫v.加衬垫 Rachel: Okay, okay, okay, I got one! (She sits up and the cushion she was leaning against falls off of the balcony.) Anyway- The valentine Tommy Rollerson left in your locker was really from me.  104
4 wishes wiF n.愿望, 心愿, 请求, 所愿望的事物, 祝愿v.希望, 想要, 但愿, 祝贺 Rachel: See, there's always one guy. (Mocking) "If I had a wish, I'd wish for three more wishes." (Joey enters.)  104
8 mocking 5mCkiN 嘲笑的, 愚弄的 Rachel: See, there's always one guy. (Mocking) "If I had a wish, I'd wish for three more wishes." (Joey enters.)  104
3 dirt dE:t n.污垢, 泥土 Rachel: So c'mon, you guys, tell me all the dirt!  104
6 promoted prE5mEut vt.促进, 发扬, 提升, 提拔, 晋升为 Rachel: They wanna know if I'm okay. Okay.. they wanna know if I'm okay, okay, let's see. Well, let's see, the FICA guys took all my money, everyone I know is either getting married, or getting promoted, or getting pregnant, and I'm getting coffee! And it's not even for me! So if that sounds like I'm okay, okay, then you can tell them I'm okay, okay?  104
63 completely kEm5pli:tlI adv.十分, 完全地 Receptionist: (holds up her hand梥he is on the phone) It says to call this number if you're not completely satisfied with this candy bar. Well, I'm not completely satisfied.  104
85 candy 5kAndi n.糖果, 冰糖v.蜜饯, 糖煮(水果) Receptionist: (holds up her hand梥he is on the phone) It says to call this number if you're not completely satisfied with this candy bar. Well, I'm not completely satisfied.  104
79 bar bB:(r) n.条, 棒(常用作栅栏,扣栓物), 横木, 酒吧间, 栅, 障碍物vt.禁止, 阻挡, 妨碍, 把门关住, 除...之外, (Bar)律师业      BAR=Backup Address Register 后备地址寄存器 Receptionist: (holds up her hand梥he is on the phone) It says to call this number if you're not completely satisfied with this candy bar. Well, I'm not completely satisfied.  104
15 tosses tCs v.投, 掷 Receptionist: (on phone) Hold on. (To Chandler) Fill these out, sit over there. (Tosses him some forms.)  104
11 forms 窗体 Receptionist: (on phone) Hold on. (To Chandler) Fill these out, sit over there. (Tosses him some forms.)  104
22 fill fil vt.装满, 注满, 充满, 填充, 弥漫, 供应, 供给, 满足vi.充满n.满足, 饱, 充分, 填方v.填充 Receptionist: (on phone) Hold on. (To Chandler) Fill these out, sit over there. (Tosses him some forms.)  104
23 attractive E5trAktiv adj.吸引人的, 有魅力的 Receptionist: (sarcastic) Oh, that's attractive.  104
14 er Q:, E:7E int.嗯      ERabbr. (英国)伊丽莎白女王 (Queen Elizabeth)      Ersymb 〈化〉铒 (erbium) Receptionist: Hey! Hey! No rough holding in my ER!  104
8 spinning 5spiniN n.[纺]纺纱 Ross: (Doing the spinning) Okay, Monica: Right foot red.  104
53 foot fut n.足, 底部, 英尺, 音步(英诗), 步调, 步兵, 末尾vt.走在...上, 支付, 给...换底, 结算vi.步行, 跳舞, 总计 Ross: (Doing the spinning) Okay, Monica: Right foot red.  104
51 jumping 5dVQmpiN adj.跳跃的 Ross: (jumping to his feet) Look, I don't wanna make any trouble, okay, but I'm in a lot of pain here, alright? My face is dented.  104
1 dented dent n.凹, 凹痕, (齿轮的)齿, 弱点v.使凹下, 凹进, 削弱      Dent  [dent]  登特(姓氏) Ross: (jumping to his feet) Look, I don't wanna make any trouble, okay, but I'm in a lot of pain here, alright? My face is dented.  104
1 squeezing skwi:z n.压榨, 挤v.压榨, 挤, 挤榨 Ross: (squeezing past people) Sorry, sorry... Uh-oh.  104
90 past pB:st n.过去, 往时adj.过去的, 结束的prep.越过, 晚于vbl.pass的过去分词 Ross: (squeezing past people) Sorry, sorry... Uh-oh.  104
8 rubber 5rQbE n.橡皮, 橡胶 Ross: (to the kid) Oh yeah? Well, I'm rubber, you're glue, whatever?to Chandler)梒an't do it. (to the kid) Listen, uh- gimme back my puck.  104
10 glue ^lu: n.胶, 胶水vt.胶合, 粘贴, 粘合 Ross: (to the kid) Oh yeah? Well, I'm rubber, you're glue, whatever?to Chandler)梒an't do it. (to the kid) Listen, uh- gimme back my puck.  104
1 snatch snAtF v.攫取n.攫取 Ross: (tries to snatch it from the kid) GIVE ME MY PUCK!! (but it files out of his grasp and knocks out the receptionist)  104
97 knocks nCk v.敲, 敲打, 敲击, (使)碰撞n.敲, 击, 敲打 Ross: (tries to snatch it from the kid) GIVE ME MY PUCK!! (but it files out of his grasp and knocks out the receptionist)  104
5 grasp ^rB:sp vt.抓住, 抓紧, 掌握, 领会n.抓住, 抓紧, 掌握, 领会 Ross: (tries to snatch it from the kid) GIVE ME MY PUCK!! (but it files out of his grasp and knocks out the receptionist)  104
3 files fail n.文件, 档案, 文件夹, 卷宗, 锉刀vt.把...归档, 提出(申请等), 锉, 琢磨vi.列队行进, 用锉刀锉 Ross: (tries to snatch it from the kid) GIVE ME MY PUCK!! (but it files out of his grasp and knocks out the receptionist)  104
1 nectarines 5nektErin n.油桃 Ross: Actually, nectarines, but basically...  104
134 fact fAkt n.事实, 实际, 实情, 真相, (犯罪)行为, 论据      FACT=Flexible Automatic Circuit Tester 柔性自动电路试验器 Ross: Carol was wearing boots just like those the night that we- we first- y'know. Fact, she, uh- she never took'em off, 'cause we-we- (off Chandler's look) Sorry. Sorry.  104
1 specifically spI5sIfIkElI adv.特定的, 明确的 Ross: Fun? Where was the fun? Tell me specifically, which part was the fun part? Where's my puck?  104
67 months mQnW n.月 Ross: Funny, my birthday was seven months ago.  104
6 steel sti:l n.钢, 钢铁 Ross: Hi. (He is wearing a piece of steel bandaged to his nose.  He tosses some forms onto reception desk.)  104
18 reception ri5sepFEn n.接待, 招待会, 接收 Ross: Hi. (He is wearing a piece of steel bandaged to his nose.  He tosses some forms onto reception desk.)  104
94 piece pi:s n.块, 件, 片, 篇, 张, 条, 硬币vt.接合, 修补, 凑合 Ross: Hi. (He is wearing a piece of steel bandaged to his nose.  He tosses some forms onto reception desk.)  104
3 bandaged 5bAndidV n.绷带 Ross: Hi. (He is wearing a piece of steel bandaged to his nose.  He tosses some forms onto reception desk.)  104
13 public 5pQblik n.公众, (特定的)人群, 公共场所adj.公众的, 公共的, 公立的, 公用的 Ross: I cannot sleep in a public place.  104
423 place pleis n.地方, 地点, 位置, 职位, 处境, 住所, 地位vt.放置, 寄予, 任命vi.名次列前 Ross: I cannot sleep in a public place.  104
5 moonlight 5mu:nlait n.月光adj.月光的, 月夜的      Moonlightn. 月光 Ross: I remember the moonlight coming through the window- and her face had the most incredible glow.  104
48 incredible in5kredEbl adj.<口>难以置信的 Ross: I remember the moonlight coming through the window- and her face had the most incredible glow.  104
6 glow ^lEu vi.发光, 发热 Ross: I remember the moonlight coming through the window- and her face had the most incredible glow.  104
3 nodded nCd v.点头, 点... n.点头 Ross: It's okay, y'know, you just nodded off again.  104
2 twelfth twelfW num.第十二 Ross: Little louder, okay, I think there's a man on the twelfth floor in a coma that didn't quite hear you...  104
14 louder laud adj.高声的, 不断的, 喧吵的adv.高声地, 大声地 Ross: Little louder, okay, I think there's a man on the twelfth floor in a coma that didn't quite hear you...  104
25 coma 5kEumE n.昏迷 Ross: Little louder, okay, I think there's a man on the twelfth floor in a coma that didn't quite hear you...  104
13 mumbles 5mQmbl n.喃喃而语, 咕哝, 闭嘴细嚼v.喃喃而语, 咕哝 Ross: My first time with Carol was... (He mumbles the last part)  104
1 frost frCst, frC:st n.霜, 霜冻, 严寒v.结霜      Frost  [frCst]  弗罗斯特(姓氏) Ross: No, actually I was just saying it looks like we're not sitting together. But now you mention it, there was ice there that night... It was the first frost...  104
5 twentieth 5twentiiW adj.第二十的, 二十分之一的n.第二十(个), 二十分之一, (月)的第二十日 Ross: Oh my God, oh- is today the twentieth, October twentieth?  104
4 october Ck5tEubE n.十月(略作Oct) Ross: Oh my God, oh- is today the twentieth, October twentieth?  104
18 service 5sE:vis n.服务, 服务性工作, 服役, 仪式vt.保养, 维修adj.(军队)服现役的, 服务性的, 仆人的, 耐用的 Ross: Oh, by the way, great service tonight.  104
8 bend bend v.弯曲, 专心于, 屈服n.弯曲 Ross: Okay, Pheebs: Right hand blue. (Phoebe has to bend over.)Good. (Joey stares at her butt appreciatively)  104
4 pit pit n.深坑, 深渊, 陷阱, (物体或人体表面上的)凹陷, (英国剧场的)正厅后排、正厅后排的观众vt.窖藏, 使凹下, 去...之核, 使留疤痕, 使竞争vi.起凹点, 凹陷      PIT=Precision In-line Tube 精密直列式彩色显象管 Ross: Peach pit.  104
7 peach pi:tF n.桃子, 桃树, 桃色, <美俚>受人喜欢的人(或物)vt.告发vi.告密 Ross: Peach pit.  104
86 couldn't 5kudnt (=could not)不能 Ross: So, I'm guessing you had an extra ticket and couldn't decide which one of you got to bring a date?  104
39 realises `rIElaIz,`ri:- v.觉悟, 明白 Ross: Then, uh, then we got dressed, and I-I... I walked her to the- (looks up, realises, and points) -the bus stop... I'm fine. 104
70 dressed drest (畜、禽、鱼)剥皮[或去毛、鳞]、去内脏及分割加工好的 Ross: Then, uh, then we got dressed, and I-I... I walked her to the- (looks up, realises, and points) -the bus stop... I'm fine. 104
28 bus bQs n.公共汽车 Ross: Then, uh, then we got dressed, and I-I... I walked her to the- (looks up, realises, and points) -the bus stop... I'm fine. 104
9 puzzled 5pQzl n.难题, 谜v.(使)迷惑, (使)为难, 迷惑不解 Ross: Today's the day Carol and I first.. consummated our physical relationship. (Joey is puzzled.) Sex. ..You know what, I-I'd better pass on the game. I think I'm just gonna go home and think about my ex-wife and her lesbian lover.  104
10 physical 5fizikEl adj.身体的, 物质的, 自然的, 物理的n.体格检查 Ross: Today's the day Carol and I first.. consummated our physical relationship. (Joey is puzzled.) Sex. ..You know what, I-I'd better pass on the game. I think I'm just gonna go home and think about my ex-wife and her lesbian lover.  104
61 pass pB:s n.经过, 关口, 途径, 护照, 通行证, 入场券, 传球, 及格vt.通过, 审查通过, 忽略, 传递vi.经过, 变化, 流通, 宣判, 被忽略, 终止, 传递, 不叫牌 Ross: Today's the day Carol and I first.. consummated our physical relationship. (Joey is puzzled.) Sex. ..You know what, I-I'd better pass on the game. I think I'm just gonna go home and think about my ex-wife and her lesbian lover.  104
20 lover 5lQvE n.爱人, 爱好者, 情人      Lover  [5lQvE]  洛弗(姓氏) Ross: Today's the day Carol and I first.. consummated our physical relationship. (Joey is puzzled.) Sex. ..You know what, I-I'd better pass on the game. I think I'm just gonna go home and think about my ex-wife and her lesbian lover.  104
4 consummated 5kCnsQmeit vt.完成, 使达到极点adj.圆满的, 至上的, 完美的 Ross: Today's the day Carol and I first.. consummated our physical relationship. (Joey is puzzled.) Sex. ..You know what, I-I'd better pass on the game. I think I'm just gonna go home and think about my ex-wife and her lesbian lover.  104
16 george dVC:dV n.男子名 The One With George Stephanopoulos 104
10 wings   wingsn.飞行章, 女童军戴的一种翼形章 (Angela is eating chicken wings and making the weasel-like noise Joey had told Bob about.) 105
87 chicken 5tFikin n.小鸡, 小鸟, 鸡肉 (Angela is eating chicken wings and making the weasel-like noise Joey had told Bob about.) 105
80 seat si:t n.座, 座位, 所在地, 场所, 席位vt.使坐下 (Angela takes a seat at the counter.) 105
126 counter 5kauntE n.计算器, 计数器, 计算者, 柜台, 筹码adv.prep.相反地 (Angela takes a seat at the counter.) 105
30 tight taIt adj.紧的, 绷紧的, 紧密的, 不漏水(不透气)的, 由压迫产生的, 困难的, 吝啬的, 严厉的adv.紧紧地 (Angela, a beautiful woman in a tight dress, enters.) 105
5 joyous 5dVCiEs adj.快乐的, 高兴的 (Chandler runs by the window outside, joyous.) 105
123 hugs hQ^ n.拥抱 (Chandler sees Phoebe breaking up with Tony. She talks to him for a few seconds, hugs him, and then he leaves. Chandler is amazed how easy it was for her.) 105
3 amazed E`meIzd adj.吃惊的, 惊奇的 (Chandler sees Phoebe breaking up with Tony. She talks to him for a few seconds, hugs him, and then he leaves. Chandler is amazed how easy it was for her.) 105
12 immediately i5mi:djEtli adv.立即, 马上, 直接地 (Phoebe goes over to speak to Janice. She talks to her for a few seconds, and then Janice immediately smiles, hugs her, waves to Chandler, and leaves.) 105
73 motions 5mEuFEn n.运动, 动作v.运动 (Rachel looks at Ross, who motions to her to get the cart back.) 105
5 load lEud n.负荷, 重担, 装载量, 工作量, 负载, 加载vt.装载, 装填, 使担负vi.装货, 装弹药,装料 (Rachel starts to load her clothes.) 105
14 arrives E5raiv vi.到达, 抵达 (Ross arrives.) 105
190 box bCks n.盒子, 箱, 包厢, 岗亭, 一拳v.装...入盒中, 打耳光, 拳击 (Ross pulls out a huge box of laundry detergent.) 105
4 gulp ^Qlp vt.吞, 一口吞(下), 忍住, 抑制vi.吞咽n.吞咽 (The drinks arrive, and Chandler downs his espresso in one gulp.) 105
7 downs daun adj.向下的adv.向下, 在下面, 下去, 降下prep.往下, 沿着n.绒毛, 软毛, 开阔的高地 (The drinks arrive, and Chandler downs his espresso in one gulp.) 105
16 arrive E5raiv vi.到达, 抵达 (The drinks arrive, and Chandler downs his espresso in one gulp.) 105
11 cart kB:t n.大车, 手推车vt.用车装载 (The same woman walks over and takes Rachel's laundry cart.) 105
5 washing 5wCFiN n.洗涤, 洗涤物, 冲走的东西adj.洗涤用的, 洗涤的 (The woman who had tried to steal the washing machine walks by, and laughs.) 105
61 tried traid adj.经过试验的, 可靠的 (The woman who had tried to steal the washing machine walks by, and laughs.) 105
24 steal sti:l v.偷, 窃取, 偷窃, 偷盗 (The woman who had tried to steal the washing machine walks by, and laughs.) 105
2 struggle 5strQ^l n.竞争, 努力, 奋斗vi.努力, 奋斗, 挣扎vt.尽力使得, 使劲移动 (They struggle for the cart. Finally, Rachel climbs inside of it.) 105
135 inside 5in5said n.里面, 内部, 内脏, 内情adj.内部的, 秘密的, 于室内工作的adv.在里面prep.在...之内 (They struggle for the cart. Finally, Rachel climbs inside of it.) 105
15 climbs klaim v.攀登, 爬n.攀登, 爬 (They struggle for the cart. Finally, Rachel climbs inside of it.) 105
61 meeting 5mi:tiN n.会议, 集会, 会见, 会战, 汇合点 [Scene: A fancy restaurant, Joey and Monica are there, meeting Angela and Bob, who Monica thinks is Angela's brother.] 105
36 fancy 5fAnsi adj.奇特的, 异样的vt.想象, 设想, 认为, 爱好, 自负n.爱好, 迷恋, 想象力 [Scene: A fancy restaurant, Joey and Monica are there, meeting Angela and Bob, who Monica thinks is Angela's brother.] 105
4 significant si^5nifikEnt adj.有意义的, 重大的, 重要的 [Scene: Central Perk, Chandler and Phoebe are there, both ready to break up with their significant others.] 105
2 wired 5waiEd adj.接有电线的, 以线加强的, 以铁丝围起的, 极其兴奋的<<连线>>杂志 [Scene: Central Perk, Chandler is still trying to ease things over with Janice, and there are about a dozen empty Espresso cups in front of him. He is extremely wired.] 105
4 ease i:z n.安逸, 安心, 不费力, 悠闲vt.使悠闲, 使安心, 减轻, 放松vi.减弱, 减轻, 放松, 灵活地移动      EASE=Electronic Airborne Systems Evaluator  机载电子系统鉴定器 [Scene: Central Perk, Chandler is still trying to ease things over with Janice, and there are about a dozen empty Espresso cups in front of him. He is extremely wired.] 105
5 dozen 5dQzn n.一打, 十二个 [Scene: Central Perk, Chandler is still trying to ease things over with Janice, and there are about a dozen empty Espresso cups in front of him. He is extremely wired.] 105
40 cups kQp n.杯子, 酒杯, 奖杯vt.使成杯状, 为...拔火罐 [Scene: Central Perk, Chandler is still trying to ease things over with Janice, and there are about a dozen empty Espresso cups in front of him. He is extremely wired.] 105
5 coaching kEutF n.四轮大马车, 长途汽车, 教练v.训练, 指导 [Scene: Central Perk, Phoebe is coaching Chandler on how to break up with Janice.] 105
17 seated   seatedadj.就座的, 固定的 [Scene: Fancy restaurant, Monica, Joey, Angela, and Bob are seated at the table.] 105
7 pose pEuz n.姿势, 姿态v.(使...)摆好姿势, 形成, 引起, 造成vi.摆姿势, 佯装, 矫揉造作 [Scene: Monica and Rachel's apartment, Joey is there, trying to convince Monica to pose as his girlfriend. His plan is to hook Monica up with Angela's boyfriend Bob and then take Angela back for himself.] 105
18 hook huk n.钩, 吊钩v.钩住, 沉迷, 上瘾 [Scene: Monica and Rachel's apartment, Joey is there, trying to convince Monica to pose as his girlfriend. His plan is to hook Monica up with Angela's boyfriend Bob and then take Angela back for himself.] 105
11 convince kEn5vins vt.使确信, 使信服 [Scene: Monica and Rachel's apartment, Joey is there, trying to convince Monica to pose as his girlfriend. His plan is to hook Monica up with Angela's boyfriend Bob and then take Angela back for himself.] 105
34 uncomfortable Qn5kQmfEtEbl adj.不舒服的, 不安的, 不合意的 [Scene: The fancy restaurant, Angela has her hand in Bob's shirt, and Monica is very uncomfortable.] 105
88 shirt FE:t n.衬衫, 衬衣 [Scene: The fancy restaurant, Angela has her hand in Bob's shirt, and Monica is very uncomfortable.] 105
1 loading 5lEudiN n.装载, 装填 [Scene: The Launderama, Rachel is there, waiting for Ross. An old woman takes Rachel's clothes off the machine and begins loading it with her things.] 105
109 clothes klEuTz n.衣服, [总称]被褥, 各种衣服, <美俚>家丑 [Scene: The Launderama, Rachel is there, waiting for Ross. An old woman takes Rachel's clothes off the machine and begins loading it with her things.] 105
1 sorting 5sC:tiN 资料排架 [Scene: The Launderama. Rachel is sorting her now-pink clothes.] 105
17 wiping 5waipiN vbl.擦拭 [Time lapse, Monica accidentally spilled her drink on Bob's shirt and is wiping it off. Joey is making eyes at Angela.] 105
9 spilled spil n.溢出, 溅出, 摔下, 木片, 小塞子, 暴跌, 溢出量vt.使溢出, 使散落, 洒, 使流出, 使摔下, 倒出vi.溢出, 涌流, 充满 [Time lapse, Monica accidentally spilled her drink on Bob's shirt and is wiping it off. Joey is making eyes at Angela.] 105
8 casually   casuallyadv.偶然地, 随便地, 临时地 Angela: (casually) Joey. 105
59 smart smB:t n.刺痛, 痛苦adj.巧妙的, 聪明的, 漂亮的, 潇洒的, 刺痛的, 剧烈的, 厉害的, 敏捷的vi.刺痛, 懊恼轻快地, 严厉地, 灵巧地, 精确的, 时髦地, 大大的      SMART=Satellite [Space] Maintenance and Repair Technique 卫星[空间]维护和修理技术 Angela: Bob is great. He's smart, he's sophisticated, and he has a real job. You, you go on three auditions a month and you call yourself an actor, but Bob... 105
9 auditions C:5diFEn n.听, 听力, 试听 Angela: Bob is great. He's smart, he's sophisticated, and he has a real job. You, you go on three auditions a month and you call yourself an actor, but Bob... 105
10 heights hait n.高度, 海拔, 高地(常用复数), 顶点 Angela: Brooklyn Heights. 105
14 brooklyn 5bruklin n.布鲁克林(美国纽约市西南部的一区) Angela: Brooklyn Heights. 105
94 bob bCb v.上下或来回的动, 剪短(头发)n.振动, 短发, 振子锤      Bob  [bCb]  n. 鲍勃(男子名) Angela: Forget it Joey. I'm with Bob now. 105
1 accents 5AksEnt n.重音, 口音, 重音符 Angela: That's because I'm wearing a dress that accents my boobs. 105
106 joe dVEu n.乔 Angela: Yeah, well, sorry, Joe. You said let's just be friends, so guess what? 105
1 cleveland 5kli:vlEnd 美国城市 Bob: Cleveland. 105
15 noticed 5nEutis n.通知, 布告, 注意v.注意到 Bob: Huh, I never really noticed. 105
21 covering 5kQvEriN n.遮盖物 Chandler: (covering) What... did you get me there?  105
1 flails fleil n.连枷v.用连枷打, 打 Chandler: Here's the thing, Janice. You know, I mean, it's like we're different. I'm like the bing, bing, bing. You're like the boom, boom, (Chandler flails his hand out and hits Janice in the eye)... boom. 105
155 different 5difrEnt adj.不同的 Chandler: Here's the thing, Janice. You know, I mean, it's like we're different. I'm like the bing, bing, bing. You're like the boom, boom, (Chandler flails his hand out and hits Janice in the eye)... boom. 105
13 boom bu:m n.繁荣, 隆隆声v.发隆隆声, 兴隆, 大事宣传 Chandler: Here's the thing, Janice. You know, I mean, it's like we're different. I'm like the bing, bing, bing. You're like the boom, boom, (Chandler flails his hand out and hits Janice in the eye)... boom. 105
7 espresso 5espresEu n.(蒸汽加压煮出的)浓咖啡 Chandler: Hey, that's not good. Can I get an espresso and a latte over here, please? 105
175 run rQn n.跑, 赛跑, 奔跑, 运转, 趋向vi.跑, 奔, 逃跑, 竞选, 跑步, 蔓延, 进行, 行驶vt.使跑, 参赛, 追究, 使流, 管理, 运行, 开动adj.熔化的, 融化的, 浇铸的vbl.run的过去式和过去分词 Chandler: It's great. Maybe tomorrow we can rent a car and run over some puppies. 105
27 rent rent v.租, 租借, 出租n.租金 Chandler: It's great. Maybe tomorrow we can rent a car and run over some puppies. 105
8 puppies 5pQpi n.(常指未满一岁的)小狗, 小动物, 自负的青年 Chandler: It's great. Maybe tomorrow we can rent a car and run over some puppies. 105
8 handed 5 hAndid adj.有手的 Chandler: No, I know, but it's just so hard, you know? I mean, you're sitting there with her, she has no idea what's happening, and then you finally get up the courage to do it, and there's the horrible awkward moment when you've handed her the note. 105
12 courage 5kQridV n.勇气, 精神 Chandler: No, I know, but it's just so hard, you know? I mean, you're sitting there with her, she has no idea what's happening, and then you finally get up the courage to do it, and there's the horrible awkward moment when you've handed her the note. 105
1 softener 5sCfnE 软化剂 柔软剂 Chandler: Oh, and uh, the fabric softener? 105
3 fabric 5fAbrik n.织品, 织物, 布, 结构, 建筑物, 构造 Chandler: Oh, and uh, the fabric softener? 105
4 brutal 5bru:tl adj.残忍的, 兽性的 Chandler: Oh, yeah, that hug looked pretty brutal. 105
1 camper 5kAmpE(r) n.露营者 Chandler: Oh. Well, hold on camper, are you sure you've thought this thing through? 105
1 ur Q, E(:) 呃, 嗯(表示踌躇)      UR=Unsatisfactory Report不能令人满意的报告, 不合格的报告      Urn.吾珥,乌尔(古代美索不达亚南部苏美尔的重要城市) Chandler: So, Saturday night, the big night, date night, Saturday night, Sat-ur-day night! 105
31 saturday 5sAtEdi n.星期六 Chandler: So, Saturday night, the big night, date night, Saturday night, Sat-ur-day night! 105
15 sat sAt vbl.sit的过去式n.(Sat) 星期六(=Saturday) Chandler: So, Saturday night, the big night, date night, Saturday night, Sat-ur-day night! 105
1 rethink ri5WiNk v.再想, 重想 Chandler: Well, you may wanna rethink the dirty underwear. This is basically the first time she's gonna see your underwear梱ou want it to be dirty? 105
20 extremely iks5tri:mli adv.极端地, 非常地 Janice: All right. Well, there you go. (she gets extremely wound up, and begins to try and calm herself down) Stop it, stop it, stop it. 105
1 supremely   supremelyadv.无上地, 崇高地 Janice: Oh, my god, I am so glad you called me. I had the most supremely awful day. 105
34 awful 5C:ful adj.可怕的, 威严的, <口>极度的, 糟糕的 Janice: Oh, my god, I am so glad you called me. I had the most supremely awful day. 105
5 lens lenz n.透镜, 镜头 Janice: Ow. Um, it's just my lens. It's just my lens. I'll be right back. 105
8 vegetables 5vedVitEbl n.蔬菜, 植物, 生活呆板单调的人adj.蔬菜的, 植物的 Janice: We got the proofs back from that photo shoot, you know, the one with the little vegetables. Anyway, they pretty much sucked, so, I blew off the rest of the day, and I went shopping...(looks through her bags)... and I got you, I'm looking, I'm looking, I'm looking, I got you... 105
10 sucked   sucked被对方假动作骗过 Janice: We got the proofs back from that photo shoot, you know, the one with the little vegetables. Anyway, they pretty much sucked, so, I blew off the rest of the day, and I went shopping...(looks through her bags)... and I got you, I'm looking, I'm looking, I'm looking, I got you... 105
2 proofs pru:f n.证据, 试验, 考验, [印刷]校样adj.不能透入的, 证明用的, 防...的, 有耐力的vt.检验, 校对, 使不被穿透 Janice: We got the proofs back from that photo shoot, you know, the one with the little vegetables. Anyway, they pretty much sucked, so, I blew off the rest of the day, and I went shopping...(looks through her bags)... and I got you, I'm looking, I'm looking, I'm looking, I got you... 105
23 photo 5fEutEu n.照片 Janice: We got the proofs back from that photo shoot, you know, the one with the little vegetables. Anyway, they pretty much sucked, so, I blew off the rest of the day, and I went shopping...(looks through her bags)... and I got you, I'm looking, I'm looking, I'm looking, I got you... 105
17 blew blu: vbl.blow的过去式和过去分词 Janice: We got the proofs back from that photo shoot, you know, the one with the little vegetables. Anyway, they pretty much sucked, so, I blew off the rest of the day, and I went shopping...(looks through her bags)... and I got you, I'm looking, I'm looking, I'm looking, I got you... 105
27 bags bA^ n.袋子, 猎获物 Janice: We got the proofs back from that photo shoot, you know, the one with the little vegetables. Anyway, they pretty much sucked, so, I blew off the rest of the day, and I went shopping...(looks through her bags)... and I got you, I'm looking, I'm looking, I'm looking, I got you... 105
7 squirrel 5skwirEl n.松鼠v.贮藏 Janice: Well, I knew you had the Rockys, and so I figured, you know, you can wear Bullwinkle and Bullwinkle, or you can wear Rocky and Rocky,or, you can mix and match, moose and squirrel. Whatever you want. 105
1 rockys 5rCki adj.多岩石的, 坚如岩石的, 坚固的, 摇摇晃晃的, 头晕目眩的, 困难的 Janice: Well, I knew you had the Rockys, and so I figured, you know, you can wear Bullwinkle and Bullwinkle, or you can wear Rocky and Rocky,or, you can mix and match, moose and squirrel. Whatever you want. 105
4 moose mu:s n.[动] 驼鹿(产于北美的一种大鹿) Janice: Well, I knew you had the Rockys, and so I figured, you know, you can wear Bullwinkle and Bullwinkle, or you can wear Rocky and Rocky,or, you can mix and match, moose and squirrel. Whatever you want. 105
17 mix miks v.使混和, 混淆, 混合n.混合 Janice: Well, I knew you had the Rockys, and so I figured, you know, you can wear Bullwinkle and Bullwinkle, or you can wear Rocky and Rocky,or, you can mix and match, moose and squirrel. Whatever you want. 105
23 match mAtF n.火柴, 比赛, 竞赛, 匹配, (足球, 捧球, 蓝球)比赛v.相配, 相称, 比赛, 相比, 匹配 Janice: Well, I knew you had the Rockys, and so I figured, you know, you can wear Bullwinkle and Bullwinkle, or you can wear Rocky and Rocky,or, you can mix and match, moose and squirrel. Whatever you want. 105
40 proud praud adj.自豪的, 得意的, 骄傲的, 妄自尊大的 Joey: (proud) I know, but, I made a huge mistake. I never should have broken up with her. Will you help me? Please? 105
128 huge hju:dV adj.巨大的, 极大的, 无限的 Joey: (proud) I know, but, I made a huge mistake. I never should have broken up with her. Will you help me? Please? 105
29 favor 5feivE n.好感, 宠爱, 关切, 欢心, 好意, 喜爱vt.支持, 赞成, 照顾, 促成, 象, 喜欢, 证实, 赐予 Joey: Eww! Look, I'm asking a favor here. If I do this for her brother, maybe Angela will come back to me. 105
71 asking 5B:skiN n.问,寻问,请求vbl.问,要求 Joey: Eww! Look, I'm asking a favor here. If I do this for her brother, maybe Angela will come back to me. 105
123 suddenly 5sQdEnlI adv.突然地 Joey: I suddenly had the feeling that I was falling. But I'm not. 105
33 falling 5fC:liN n.落下, 坠落, 下降, 陷落, 凹落, (岩石等的)崩塌adj.落下的, 下降的 Joey: I suddenly had the feeling that I was falling. But I'm not. 105
116 perfect 5pE:fikt n.完成式adj.完美的, 全然的, 理想的, 正确的, 熟练的, 精通的完成式的vt.使完美, 修改, 使熟练 Joey: Monica, I'm tellin' you, this guy is perfect for you. 105
53 plans plAn n.计划, 设计图, 平面图vt.计划, 设计 Joey: No plans, huh? 105
74 seems si:m vi.象是, 似乎 Joey: No, yeah, no, ok, but not yet. I don't wanna seem too eager. One Mississippi, two Mississippi, three Mississippi. That seems pretty cool. (he walks over to her) Hey, Angela.  105
13 mississippi 7misi5sipi n.密西西比河(发源于美国中北部湖沼区,南注墨西哥湾,是世界上最大的河流之一), 密西西比州(美国州名) Joey: No, yeah, no, ok, but not yet. I don't wanna seem too eager. One Mississippi, two Mississippi, three Mississippi. That seems pretty cool. (he walks over to her) Hey, Angela.  105
3 eager 5i:^E adj.热心于, 渴望着 Joey: No, yeah, no, ok, but not yet. I don't wanna seem too eager. One Mississippi, two Mississippi, three Mississippi. That seems pretty cool. (he walks over to her) Hey, Angela.  105
1 rambunctious rAm5bQNkFEs adj.粗暴的, 骚乱的, 难控制的 Joey: Oh, like you've never gotten a little rambunctious with Ross. 105
42 breasts brest n.胸部, 乳房, 胸怀, 心情vt.以胸对着, 对付 Joey: Ok, you know what blows my mind? Women can see breasts any time they want. You just look down and there they are. How you get any work done is beyond me. 105
25 blows blEu n.殴打, 突然的打击v.风吹, 吹气于, 叫, 喘气 Joey: Ok, you know what blows my mind? Women can see breasts any time they want. You just look down and there they are. How you get any work done is beyond me. 105
5 beyond bi5jCnd prep.在(到)...较远的一边, 超过, 那一边adv.在远处n.远处 Joey: Ok, you know what blows my mind? Women can see breasts any time they want. You just look down and there they are. How you get any work done is beyond me. 105
157 ow au int.表示突然疼痛所发出之声      OWint. (表示疼痛)哎哟 Joey: Ow! 105
131 waiter 5weitE n.侍者, 服务员 Joey: Uh, waiter, one more plate of chicken wings over here. 105
64 plate pleit n.盘子, 金属板, 图版, 金银餐具vt.镀(金, 银等), 电镀, 给...装钢板 Joey: Uh, waiter, one more plate of chicken wings over here. 105
128 heads   headsadj.正面朝上的 Joey: Yeah. I'm thinking, if we put our heads together, between the two of us, we can break them up. 105
3 weasel 5wi:zl n.[动]鼬鼠, 黄鼠狼, 狡猾的人, 告密者, 含糊话vi.狡辩, 躲避, 告密, 含糊其词vt.抽掉(词语)的含义 Joey: You're a lucky man. You know what I miss the most about her? That cute nibbly noise when she eats. Like a happy little squirrel, or a weasel. 105
68 noise nCiz n.喧闹声, 噪声, 噪音 Joey: You're a lucky man. You know what I miss the most about her? That cute nibbly noise when she eats. Like a happy little squirrel, or a weasel. 105
1 nibbly 5nibli 带钩的杆 Joey: You're a lucky man. You know what I miss the most about her? That cute nibbly noise when she eats. Like a happy little squirrel, or a weasel. 105
19 eats i:ts [pl. ]食物(不包括酒类) 饭食      EATS=Equipment Accuracy Test Station 设备精度试验站 Joey: You're a lucky man. You know what I miss the most about her? That cute nibbly noise when she eats. Like a happy little squirrel, or a weasel. 105
5 lightly 5laitli adv.轻轻地, 轻松地 Monica: (hits him lightly) Oh!  105
42 grow ^rEu vi.生长, 成长, 渐渐变得, 增长, 增高vt.种植, 栽培, 培育 Monica: (to Joey) He is so cute. (to Angela and Bob) So, where did you guys grow up? 105
7 shutting FQt v.关上, 闭上, 关闭 Monica: ...horribly attractive. I'll be shutting up now. 105
69 nobody 5nEubEdi pron.谁也不, 无人, 任何人, 没有任何人 Monica: Chandler, nobody likes breaking up with someone. You just gotta do it. 105
26 tongue tQN n.舌头, 舌状物, 语言, 说话方式, 口语vt.舔, 闲谈, 斥责vi.吹管乐器 Monica: Close? She's got her tongue in his ear. 105
29 cousin 5kQzn n.堂兄弟姊妹, 表兄弟姊妹      Cousin  [ku:zAN]  库辛(Victor, 1792-1867, 法国哲学家、教育改革家; 折衷主义的创始人) Monica: Forget it. Not after your cousin who could belch the alphabet. 105
1 belch beltF v.打嗝, (火山、炮等)冒烟、喷出n.打嗝, 喷射 Monica: Forget it. Not after your cousin who could belch the alphabet. 105
2 cocktails 5kCkteil n.鸡尾酒, (第一道用杯盛的)开味食品adj.鸡尾酒的 Monica: Hello! Were we at the same table? It's like... cocktails in Appalachia. 105
1 appalachia 9ApE`leItFjE 阿巴拉契亚[美国东部一地区] Monica: Hello! Were we at the same table? It's like... cocktails in Appalachia. 105
216 happen 5hApEn vi.发生, 碰巧, 偶然v.发生, 恰巧, 偶然发现 Monica: How, how did that happen? 105
1 norman 5nC:mEn U形环, U形螺栓 插入孔中用的销子      Norman  [5nC:mEn]  n.法国诺曼第人adj.诺曼第的, 诺曼第人[语]的 Monica: I'm so sorry, I can't believe I did this, but I couldn't stop laughing at your Norman Mailer story. 105
1 mailer 5meilE n.<美>邮寄者, 信封, 包装邮件用的箱(或匣), 邮寄广告性印刷品      Mailer  [5meilE]  梅勒(姓氏) Monica: I'm so sorry, I can't believe I did this, but I couldn't stop laughing at your Norman Mailer story. 105
14 disgusting dIs`^QstIN adj.令人厌恶的 Monica: Joey, this is sick, it's disgusting, it's, it's梟ot really true, is it? 105
6 horribly `hCrEblI adv.可怕地, 非常地 Monica: Oh my god, Joey, for all we know this guy could be horribly... 105
3 underdog 5QndEdC^ n.失败者, 受压迫者 Monica: Something went wrong with Underdog, and they couldn't get his head to inflate. So anyway, um, his head is like flopping down Broadway, right, and I'm just thinking... how inappropriate this is. Um, I've got something in my eye, uh, Joey, could we check it in the light, please?  105
1 inflate in5fleit vt.使膨胀, 使得意, 使(通货)膨胀, 使充气vi.充气, 膨胀 Monica: Something went wrong with Underdog, and they couldn't get his head to inflate. So anyway, um, his head is like flopping down Broadway, right, and I'm just thinking... how inappropriate this is. Um, I've got something in my eye, uh, Joey, could we check it in the light, please?  105
22 inappropriate 7inE5prEupriit adj.不适当的, 不相称的 Monica: Something went wrong with Underdog, and they couldn't get his head to inflate. So anyway, um, his head is like flopping down Broadway, right, and I'm just thinking... how inappropriate this is. Um, I've got something in my eye, uh, Joey, could we check it in the light, please?  105
2 flopping 5flCpiN 贬调 Monica: Something went wrong with Underdog, and they couldn't get his head to inflate. So anyway, um, his head is like flopping down Broadway, right, and I'm just thinking... how inappropriate this is. Um, I've got something in my eye, uh, Joey, could we check it in the light, please?  105
7 broadway 5brC:dwei 宽阔的公路      Broadway     n.纵贯纽约市的大街道, 百老汇 Monica: Something went wrong with Underdog, and they couldn't get his head to inflate. So anyway, um, his head is like flopping down Broadway, right, and I'm just thinking... how inappropriate this is. Um, I've got something in my eye, uh, Joey, could we check it in the light, please?  105
31 tall tC:l adj.高的, 长的, 夸大的adv.<俚> 夸大地 Monica: Thank you. So what does this Bob guy look like? Is he tall? Short? 105
48 short FC:t n.简略, 短路, 短裤adj.短的, 矮的, 不足的, 不够的, (智力等)弱的, 浅薄的, 松脆的, 简短adv.突然, 缺乏, 不足      Short  [FC:t]  肖特(姓氏) Monica: Thank you. So what does this Bob guy look like? Is he tall? Short? 105
6 tile tail n.瓦片, 瓷砖 Monica: Ugly Naked Guy's laying kitchen tile. Eww! 105
11 laying 5leiiN n.产卵数, 瞄准 Monica: Ugly Naked Guy's laying kitchen tile. Eww! 105
12 pieces pi:s n.块, 件, 片, 篇, 张, 条, 硬币vt.接合, 修补, 凑合 Monica: We ripped that couple apart, and kept the pieces for ourselves. 105
12 ourselves 7auE5selvz pron.我们自己 Monica: We ripped that couple apart, and kept the pieces for ourselves. 105
9 tons tQn n.吨, 大量, 许多 Monica: What's going on here? You go out with tons of girls. 105
79 obviously 5RbvIEslI adv.明显地 Monica: Wow, being dumped by you obviously agrees with her. 105
12 agrees E5^ri: vi.同意, 赞成...的意见, 与...一致, 承认, 适合vt.同意      AGREE=Advanced Ground Receiving Equipment Experiment高级地面接收设备试验([美], NASA和[日]NHK) Monica: Wow, being dumped by you obviously agrees with her. 105
1 virginity vE:5dViniti n.处女, 处女性, 童贞, 未婚女子的独身生活 Monica: Wow. My brother never even told me when he lost his virginity. 105
115 met met vbl.meet的过去式和过去分词      MET=Management Engineering Team 管理工程组      Metn.  (前面与the连用) Monica: You've never met Bob, have you? 105
2 rhythmically   rhythmicallyadv.有节奏地 Phoebe: (rhythmically) Uh-huh, uh-huh. 105
18 neat ni:t adj.整洁的, 灵巧的, 优雅的, (酒)纯的, 未搀水的 Phoebe: (seeing Rachel's clothes) What a neat idea. All your clothes match. I'm gonna do this. 105
41 needed ni:d n.需要, 必需, 必需品, 要求, 贫困vt.需要modal v.必要, 必须 Phoebe: Oh, he needed some time to grieve. 105
1 grieve ^ri:v v.(使)悲痛, (使)伤心, 忧伤 Phoebe: Oh, he needed some time to grieve. 105
101 many 5meni n.多数, 群众adj.许多的pron.许多人, 许多 Phoebe: Oh, ok, you know what I don't get? The way guys can do so many mean things, and then not even care. 105
7 wound wu:nd n.创伤, 伤口vt.伤, 伤寒v.击伤 Phoebe: Ok, you can do this. It's just like pulling off a Band-aid. Just do it really fast, and then the wound is exposed. 105
31 pulling 5puliN 拉, 牵引, 拔, 拖 Phoebe: Ok, you can do this. It's just like pulling off a Band-aid. Just do it really fast, and then the wound is exposed. 105
75 fast fB:st adj.紧的, 牢的, 忠实的, 快速的, 耐久的, 紧的adv.牢固地, 很快地, 紧紧地, 彻底地n.禁食, 绝食, 斋戒vi.绝食, 斋戒      FAST=Facility for Automatic Sorting and Testing 自动分类与测试设备 Phoebe: Ok, you can do this. It's just like pulling off a Band-aid. Just do it really fast, and then the wound is exposed. 105
5 exposed iks5pEuzd adj.暴露的, 暴露于风雨中的, 无掩蔽的 Phoebe: Ok, you can do this. It's just like pulling off a Band-aid. Just do it really fast, and then the wound is exposed. 105
39 band bAnd n.带子, 镶边, 波段, 队, 乐队v.联合, 结合 Phoebe: Ok, you can do this. It's just like pulling off a Band-aid. Just do it really fast, and then the wound is exposed. 105
6 aid eid n.帮助, 援助, 帮助者, 有帮助的事物vt.资助, 援助, 帮助      AID=Aeronautical Inspection Directorate 航空检验局([英] MINTECH) Phoebe: Ok, you can do this. It's just like pulling off a Band-aid. Just do it really fast, and then the wound is exposed. 105
6 oughta 5C:tE [口]=ought to Phoebe: That oughta do it. 105
9 strike straik n.罢工, 打击, 殴打vt.打, 撞击, 冲击, 罢工, 打动, 划燃, 到达, 侵袭vi.打, 打击, 罢工, 抓, 敲, 搏动, 打动, 穿透 Phoebe: Yeah, I know, he's sweet, but it's just not fun anymore, you know? I don't know if it's me, or his hunger strike, or, I don't know. 105
173 anymore 5enimC: adv.不再, 再也不 Phoebe: Yeah, I know, he's sweet, but it's just not fun anymore, you know? I don't know if it's me, or his hunger strike, or, I don't know. 105
19 panties 5pAntiz n.(妇女或儿童的)短衬裤 Rachel: (holds a pair of panties in front of Ross) Ok, Well, what about these are white cotton panties. Would they go with whites or delicates? 105
5 cotton 5kCtn n.棉花, 棉线      Cotton  [5kCtn]  科顿(姓氏) Rachel: (holds a pair of panties in front of Ross) Ok, Well, what about these are white cotton panties. Would they go with whites or delicates? 105
8 missy 5misi n.少女, 小姑娘 Rachel: All right, listen, missy. If you want this cart, you're gonna have to take me with it!  105
97 top tCp n.顶部, 顶端, 极点, 顶蓬, 陀螺, (常用复数)根菜植物的叶子, 上部, 盖子adj.最高的, 顶上的, 头等的vt.盖, 戴, 高耸, 达到顶端, 截去(植物)顶端, 高过, 超越vi.结束, 完成, 胜过      TOP=Take -off Position 发射阵地, (跑道)起飞位置 Rachel: But I saved it. I put my basket on top. 105
21 saved seiv vt.解救, 保存, 保全, 保留, 节省, 储蓄vi.挽救, 节省, 救球prep.除...之外n.救球 Rachel: But I saved it. I put my basket on top. 105
26 basket bB:skit n.篮, 一篮 Rachel: But I saved it. I put my basket on top. 105
8 peep pi:p n.窥看, 隐约看见vi.窥视, 偷看 Rachel: Except it didn't. It happened to me. Oh, god, I'm gonna look like a big marshmallow peep. What am I doing? What am I doing? My father's right. I can't live on my own! I can't even do laundry! 105
2 marshmallow mB:F5mAlEJ n.药属葵, 药属葵蜜饯 Rachel: Except it didn't. It happened to me. Oh, god, I'm gonna look like a big marshmallow peep. What am I doing? What am I doing? My father's right. I can't live on my own! I can't even do laundry! 105
43 rules ru:l n.规则, 惯例, 统治, 章程, 破折号, 准则, 标准, 控制vt.规定, 统治, 支配, 裁决vi.统治, 管辖, 裁定n.规则, 水线 Rachel: Hey, hey, hey, hey, quit making up rules! 105
2 mercedes 5mE:sidi:z 默西迪丝(女子名) Rachel: It's my father. He wants to give me a Mercedes convertible. 105
1 convertible kEn5vE:tEbl adj.可改变的, 自由兑换的 Rachel: It's my father. He wants to give me a Mercedes convertible. 105
25 total 5tEutl n.总数, 合计adj.总的, 全部的, 整个的v.合计, 总数达, 达到 Rachel: Oh god. Oh, am I being like a total laundry spaz? I mean, am I supposed to use like one machine for shirts and another machine for pants?  105
1 spaz spAz n.<俚>(被人蔑视的)笨家伙,怪人 Rachel: Oh god. Oh, am I being like a total laundry spaz? I mean, am I supposed to use like one machine for shirts and another machine for pants?  105
12 shirts FE:t n.衬衫, 衬衣 Rachel: Oh god. Oh, am I being like a total laundry spaz? I mean, am I supposed to use like one machine for shirts and another machine for pants?  105
3 glamour 5^lAmE n.[亦作glamor] 魔力, 魅力v.迷惑 Rachel: Oh, big glamour night. Me and Monica at Laundorama. 105
2 jammies 5dVAmi adj.粘上果酱的 Rachel: Oh, I guess. Except everything looks like jammies now. 105
4 extended iks5tendid adj.伸出的, 延长的, 广大的, 扩大范围的, 长期的 Rachel: Oh, yeah, yeah. Actually, I got the extended disco version, with three choruses of "You'll never make it on your own". 105
4 disco 5diskEu discotheque n.迪斯科舞, 以唱片伴奏的小舞厅v.进迪斯科舞厅      DISCO=Defense Industrial Security Clearance Office 国防工业安全许可局([美]USDOD) Rachel: Oh, yeah, yeah. Actually, I got the extended disco version, with three choruses of "You'll never make it on your own". 105
1 choruses 5kC:rEs n.合唱, 合唱队, 齐声 Rachel: Oh, yeah, yeah. Actually, I got the extended disco version, with three choruses of "You'll never make it on your own". 105
12 virgin 5vE:dVin n.处女, (晚近用法)处男adj.处女的, 童贞的, 纯洁的, 洁白无瑕疵的, 未被玷污的, 原始的, 处于原耒状态的, 未采伐过的森林美国著名游戏软件公司 Rachel: Well, not myself, but I know other people that have. Ok, you caught me. I'm a laundry virgin. 105
386 whoa wEu int.惊叹声, 停止 Rachel: Whoa, I'm sorry. Excuse me. We had this cart. 105
94 young jQN adj.年轻的, 年纪小的, 没有经验的, 尚早的, 初期的n.(动物的)崽, 仔      Young  [jQN]  杨(Edward, 1683-1765,英国诗人) Rachel: Yeah, well, it's a Mercedes if I move back home. Oh, it was horrible. He called me young lady. 105
108 lady 5leidi n.女士, 夫人, 小姐 Rachel: Yeah, well, it's a Mercedes if I move back home. Oh, it was horrible. He called me young lady. 105
197 called kAl abbr. 卡,小卡 (small calorie)      CAL= Calculated Average Life 平均计算寿命 Rachel: Yeah, well, it's a Mercedes if I move back home. Oh, it was horrible. He called me young lady. 105
25 wanting 5wCntiN adj.欠缺的, 没有的, 不够格的prep.缺, 无 Ross: (not wanting to tell her) Uh-oh, uh-oh, the laundry's done. It's, uh, it's a song. The laundry song that we sing. (singing) Uh-oh the laundry's done, uh-oh, uh-oh. 105
60 sing siN v.唱, 演唱 Ross: (not wanting to tell her) Uh-oh, uh-oh, the laundry's done. It's, uh, it's a song. The laundry song that we sing. (singing) Uh-oh the laundry's done, uh-oh, uh-oh. 105
115 hangs hAN n.悬挂的方式, (动作的)暂停, 中止vt.悬挂, 附着, 装饰, 绞死, 踌躇, 使悬而未决, 垂下vi.悬着, 垂下, 被绞死, 悬而不决 Ross: (on phone) Ok, bye. (hangs up) Well, Monica's not coming, it's just gonna be me and Rachel. 105
406 bye bai n.枝节的问题, 不重要或次要的东西adj.附属的 Ross: (on phone) Ok, bye. (hangs up) Well, Monica's not coming, it's just gonna be me and Rachel. 105
4 sheepish 5Fi:piF adj.懦弱的, 羞怯的 Ross: (sheepish) No. 105
3 laundromat 5lB:ndrE7mAt, lC:n- n.<美> 自助洗衣店 Ross: (to the crowd in the laundromat) All right, show's over. Nothing to see here. (to Rachel) Ok, let's do laundry. 105
18 crowd kraud n.人群, 群众, 一堆(东西), 一伙v.群集, 拥挤, 挤满 Ross: (to the crowd in the laundromat) All right, show's over. Nothing to see here. (to Rachel) Ok, let's do laundry. 105
3 judgment 5dVQdVmEnt n.判断 Ross: (visibly nervous) Uh, that, that, that would be a judgment call. 105
2 minimal 5minimEl adj.最小的, 最小限度的 Ross: It's laundry. The thinking through is minimal. 105
1 orgasms 5C:^AzEm n.极度兴奋, 兴奋的高潮 Ross: Multiple orgasms! 105
369 janice   Janicen. 贾尼斯(女子名) Ross: Not even, say, breaking up with Janice? 105
13 sleeve sli:v n.袖子 Ross: Not that big a deal? It's amazing. Ok, you just reach in there, there's one little maneuver, and bam, a bra right out the sleeve. All right, as far as I'm concerned, there is nothing a guy can do that even comes close. Am I right? 105
1209 ok EJ5keI 2.还不错的      Ok     adj.好, 对, 行adv.好, 对, 可以n.同意 Ross: Not that big a deal? It's amazing. Ok, you just reach in there, there's one little maneuver, and bam, a bra right out the sleeve. All right, as far as I'm concerned, there is nothing a guy can do that even comes close. Am I right? 105
8 maneuver mE5nu:vE v.机动n.机动 Ross: Not that big a deal? It's amazing. Ok, you just reach in there, there's one little maneuver, and bam, a bra right out the sleeve. All right, as far as I'm concerned, there is nothing a guy can do that even comes close. Am I right? 105
47 bra brB: n.(=brassiere)乳罩 Ross: Not that big a deal? It's amazing. Ok, you just reach in there, there's one little maneuver, and bam, a bra right out the sleeve. All right, as far as I'm concerned, there is nothing a guy can do that even comes close. Am I right? 105
10 bam bAm n.vt.欺骗, 哄骗, 迷惑 Ross: Not that big a deal? It's amazing. Ok, you just reach in there, there's one little maneuver, and bam, a bra right out the sleeve. All right, as far as I'm concerned, there is nothing a guy can do that even comes close. Am I right? 105
8 lee li: n.庇萌, 保护, 庇护所, 背风处adj.避风的, 背风的, 下风的, 保护的 Ross: Nothing, nothing. Lee-lo, the laundry's done. 105
56 wonderful 5wQndEful adj.令人惊奇的, 奇妙的, 极好的, 令人愉快的 Ross: Oh, yeah, last week you had a wonderful, nutty, chocolatey kind of a cakey pie thing. (Rachel gives him a dirty look) Nothing, just, just, I'm fine. 105
36 pie pai n.馅饼, 杂乱, 喜鹊, 爱说话的人vt.弄乱      PIE=plug-In Electronics 插入式电子设备 Ross: Oh, yeah, last week you had a wonderful, nutty, chocolatey kind of a cakey pie thing. (Rachel gives him a dirty look) Nothing, just, just, I'm fine. 105
1 nutty 5nQti adj.多坚果的, 产坚果的, 坚果般的, <口>狂热的 Ross: Oh, yeah, last week you had a wonderful, nutty, chocolatey kind of a cakey pie thing. (Rachel gives him a dirty look) Nothing, just, just, I'm fine. 105
44 dirty 5dE:ti adj.肮脏的, 卑鄙的, 下流的, 暴风雨的, 恶劣的(天气)vt.弄脏vi.变脏 Ross: Oh, yeah, last week you had a wonderful, nutty, chocolatey kind of a cakey pie thing. (Rachel gives him a dirty look) Nothing, just, just, I'm fine. 105
6 freaky `fri:kI adj.(=freakish)畸形的, 捉摸不定的 Ross: Oh, you uh, you wanna hear a freaky coincidence? Guess who's doing laundry there too? 105
7 coincidence kEu5insidEns n.一致, 相合, 同时发生或同时存在(尤指偶然)的事 Ross: Oh, you uh, you wanna hear a freaky coincidence? Guess who's doing laundry there too? 105
22 warm wC:m adj.暖和的, 暖的, 温暖的, 色情的, 激烈的, 热烈的, 多情的, 兴奋的adv.(常用以构成复合词)暖和地vt.使温暖, 弄热, 使兴奋, 使热烈vi.变暖和, 变温暖, 激动, 同情, 爱好n.暖, 保暖物 Ross: Ok, ok, now what is wrong with my Snuggles? What, it says I'm a sensitive, warm kinda guy, you know, like a warm, fuzzy bear. Ok, I can pick something else up on the way. 105
3 snuggles 5snQ^l v.偎依 Ross: Ok, ok, now what is wrong with my Snuggles? What, it says I'm a sensitive, warm kinda guy, you know, like a warm, fuzzy bear. Ok, I can pick something else up on the way. 105
21 sensitive 5sensitiv adj.敏感的, 灵敏的, 感光的 Ross: Ok, ok, now what is wrong with my Snuggles? What, it says I'm a sensitive, warm kinda guy, you know, like a warm, fuzzy bear. Ok, I can pick something else up on the way. 105
7 fuzzy 5fQzi adj.有绒毛的, 模糊的, 失真的 Ross: Ok, ok, now what is wrong with my Snuggles? What, it says I'm a sensitive, warm kinda guy, you know, like a warm, fuzzy bear. Ok, I can pick something else up on the way. 105
17 bear bZE n.熊v.负担, 忍受, 带给, 具有, 挤, 向 Ross: Ok, ok, now what is wrong with my Snuggles? What, it says I'm a sensitive, warm kinda guy, you know, like a warm, fuzzy bear. Ok, I can pick something else up on the way. 105
15 bangs bAN n.重击, 突然巨响v.发巨响, 重击 Ross: Ok, um, uh, more clothes in the dryer? (Ross turns and bangs his head on an open dryer door.) I'm fine, I'm fine. 105
12 separate 5sepEreit adj.分开的, 分离的, 个别的, 单独的v.分开, 隔离, 分散, 分别 Ross: Rach, do you uh, are you gonna separate those? 105
10 shave Feiv v.剃, 刮, 削刮vt.刨, 削n.刮脸 Ross: So what're you saying here? I should shave again, pick up some wine, what? 105
2 washer 5wCFE n.洗衣人, 垫圈, 洗衣机, 洗碗机 Ross: That does not sound stupid to me. You know, it's like the first time I had to make dinner for myself, after Carol left me? (the buzzer on the washer goes off) I'm sorry, that's all the time we have. Next on Ross...(opens up the washer) Uh-oh. 105
4 burns b\:nz n.<美>络腮胡子,大鬓角      Burns  [bE:nz]  伯恩斯, 彭斯(①姓氏 ②Robert, 1759-1796, 苏格兰诗人) Ross: That guy, he burns me up. 105
48 tough tQf n.恶棍adj.强硬的, 艰苦的, 坚强的, 坚韧的, 强壮的, 吃苦耐劳的, 凶恶的, 粗暴的adv.<口>强硬地, 顽强地vt.<美口>忍受, 耐, 坚持 Ross: Uberveiss. It's new, it's German, it's extra-tough. 105
123 worry 5wQri n.烦恼, 忧虑, 苦恼, 撕咬vt.使烦恼, 使焦虑, 使苦恼, 撕咬, 困扰, 折磨vi.烦恼, 担心, 撕咬, 挣扎着前进 Ross: Uh, well, don't worry, I'll use the gentle cycle. Ok, um, basically you wanna use one machine for all your whites, a whole nother machine for colors, and a third for your uh, your uh, delicates, and that would be your bras and your under-panty things. 105
4 whites 5waits n.白带 Ross: Uh, well, don't worry, I'll use the gentle cycle. Ok, um, basically you wanna use one machine for all your whites, a whole nother machine for colors, and a third for your uh, your uh, delicates, and that would be your bras and your under-panty things. 105
2 panty 5pAnti (=panties)童裤 女裤 Ross: Uh, well, don't worry, I'll use the gentle cycle. Ok, um, basically you wanna use one machine for all your whites, a whole nother machine for colors, and a third for your uh, your uh, delicates, and that would be your bras and your under-panty things. 105
1 nother `nQWE(r) adj.<俚>不同的,各异的 Ross: Uh, well, don't worry, I'll use the gentle cycle. Ok, um, basically you wanna use one machine for all your whites, a whole nother machine for colors, and a third for your uh, your uh, delicates, and that would be your bras and your under-panty things. 105
2 delicates 5delikit adj.精巧的, 精致的, 病弱的, 脆弱的, 微妙的, 棘手的, 灵敏的, 精密的 Ross: Uh, well, don't worry, I'll use the gentle cycle. Ok, um, basically you wanna use one machine for all your whites, a whole nother machine for colors, and a third for your uh, your uh, delicates, and that would be your bras and your under-panty things. 105
2 cycle 5saikl n.周期, 循环, 自行车, 一段时间, 整套, (电学)周波vi.循环, 轮转, 骑自行车vt.使循环, 使轮转 Ross: Uh, well, don't worry, I'll use the gentle cycle. Ok, um, basically you wanna use one machine for all your whites, a whole nother machine for colors, and a third for your uh, your uh, delicates, and that would be your bras and your under-panty things. 105
7 colors 5kQlE n.<美>(=colour)颜色, 色彩, 脸色, 风格, 外貌vt.给...涂颜色, 改变...的颜色, 粉饰, 脸红, 歪曲vi.获得颜色, 变色 Ross: Uh, well, don't worry, I'll use the gentle cycle. Ok, um, basically you wanna use one machine for all your whites, a whole nother machine for colors, and a third for your uh, your uh, delicates, and that would be your bras and your under-panty things. 105
8 bras brB: n.(=brassiere)乳罩 Ross: Uh, well, don't worry, I'll use the gentle cycle. Ok, um, basically you wanna use one machine for all your whites, a whole nother machine for colors, and a third for your uh, your uh, delicates, and that would be your bras and your under-panty things. 105
9 gentle 5dVentl adj.温和的, 文雅的 Ross: Well, that's because you're such a sweet, gentle, uh...Do you, uh, do you...Oh, hey, uh you must need detergent. 105
5 detergent di5tE:dVEnt n.清洁剂, 去垢剂 Ross: Well, that's because you're such a sweet, gentle, uh...Do you, uh, do you...Oh, hey, uh you must need detergent. 105
92 upset Qp5set vt.颠覆, 推翻, 扰乱, 使不适, 使心烦vi.翻倒, 倾覆n.翻倒, 混乱 Ross: Yeah, uh, except for the red sock, which is still red. I'm sorry, please don't be upset, it could happen to anyone. 105
12 sheets Fi:t n.(一)片, (一)张, 薄片, 被单, 被褥 Ross: Yes, I do have a laundry room in my building, um, but there's a.... rat problem. Apparently they're attracted to the dryer sheets, and they're goin' in fine, but they're comin' out all.... fluffy. Anyway, say, sevenish? 105
1 sevenish 5sevEn num.七, 七个 Ross: Yes, I do have a laundry room in my building, um, but there's a.... rat problem. Apparently they're attracted to the dryer sheets, and they're goin' in fine, but they're comin' out all.... fluffy. Anyway, say, sevenish? 105
15 rat rAt n.老鼠      RAT=Rocket-Assisted Torpedo火箭助推鱼雷 Ross: Yes, I do have a laundry room in my building, um, but there's a.... rat problem. Apparently they're attracted to the dryer sheets, and they're goin' in fine, but they're comin' out all.... fluffy. Anyway, say, sevenish? 105
4 fluffy `flQfI adj.绒毛似的, 披着绒毛的, 蓬松的, 愚蠢的 Ross: Yes, I do have a laundry room in my building, um, but there's a.... rat problem. Apparently they're attracted to the dryer sheets, and they're goin' in fine, but they're comin' out all.... fluffy. Anyway, say, sevenish? 105
9 dryer 5draiE n.干衣机, 干燥剂 Ross: Yes, I do have a laundry room in my building, um, but there's a.... rat problem. Apparently they're attracted to the dryer sheets, and they're goin' in fine, but they're comin' out all.... fluffy. Anyway, say, sevenish? 105
20 attracted E5trAkt vt.吸引vi.有吸引力, 引起注意 Ross: Yes, I do have a laundry room in my building, um, but there's a.... rat problem. Apparently they're attracted to the dryer sheets, and they're goin' in fine, but they're comin' out all.... fluffy. Anyway, say, sevenish? 105
47 ladies `leIdIz n.<口>公共女厕所,女盥洗室 Ross: You were incredible! Brand new woman, ladies and gentlemen. 105
16 gentlemen `dVentlmEn gentleman的复数 Ross: You were incredible! Brand new woman, ladies and gentlemen. 105
9 brand brAnd n.商标, 牌子, 烙印vt.打火印, 污辱 Ross: You were incredible! Brand new woman, ladies and gentlemen. 105
42 laundry 5lC:ndri n.洗衣店, 要洗的衣服, 洗熨 The One With the East German Laundry Detergent 105
6 german 5dVE:mEn 同父母的, 同(外)祖父母的      German  [5dVE:mEn]  n.德国人, 德语adj.德国的, 德国人的, 德语的 The One With the East German Laundry Detergent 105
8 east i:st n.东方, 东, 东部地区adj.东方的, 从向东来的adv.在东方, 向东方, 朝东方      EAST=Eastern Australian Standard Time 东澳大利亚标准时间 The One With the East German Laundry Detergent 105
23 minor 5mainE n.未成年人, 副修科目adj.较小的, 次要的, 二流的, 未成年的vi.辅修n.[乐]小调, 小音阶 With Minor Adjustments by: Dan Silverstein 105
37 dan dAn n.担      Dan  [dAn]  (=Danish)丹(男子名, Daniel 的昵称) With Minor Adjustments by: Dan Silverstein 105
20 adjustments E5dVQstmEnt n.调整, 调节, 调节器 With Minor Adjustments by: Dan Silverstein 105
58 save seiv vt.解救, 保存, 保全, 保留, 节省, 储蓄vi.挽救, 节省, 救球prep.除...之外n.救球 Woman: No suds, no save. Ok? 105
5 suds sQdz n.肥皂水, 泡沫, <美俚>啤酒vt.在肥皂水中洗vi.形成起泡肥皂水      SUDSabbr. 不明原因瘁死综合症 Woman: Oh, I'm sorry, is that your basket? It's really pretty. Unfortunately, I don't see suds. 105
17 waist weist n.腰部, 腰, 衣服的上身部分, 背心 Woman: Yeah, well, I had a 24-inch waist. You lose things. Now come on, get outta my way. 105
82 lose lu:z vt.遗失, 浪费, 错过, 输去, 使失去, 使迷路, 使沉溺于vi.受损失, 失败 Woman: Yeah, well, I had a 24-inch waist. You lose things. Now come on, get outta my way. 105
7 inch intF n.英寸(=1/12英尺)      INCH=Independent channel Handler[计]独立通道操纵机 Woman: Yeah, well, I had a 24-inch waist. You lose things. Now come on, get outta my way. 105
9 jeff dVef n.杰夫 Written by: Jeff Greenstein & Jeff Strauss 105
5 italics   italicsn.斜体字 (A flashback of Aurora and Chandler on their date in Central Perk is denoted by italics.) 106
63 flashback 5flAFbAk n.急转, 闪回, 倒叙 (A flashback of Aurora and Chandler on their date in Central Perk is denoted by italics.) 106
2 denoted di5nEut vt.指示, 表示 (A flashback of Aurora and Chandler on their date in Central Perk is denoted by italics.) 106
17 curtain 5kE:tEn n.窗帘, 门帘v.装上门帘 (Joey enters from behind a curtain.  The others all talk at once.) 106
1 grim ^rim adj.严酷的 (Joey starts to the shower with a grim, determined look on his face.) 106
5 determined di5tE:mind adj.坚决的, 决定了的 (Joey starts to the shower with a grim, determined look on his face.) 106
101 gasps ^B:sp vi.喘息, 气喘vt.气吁吁地说 (Monica gasps.) 106
6 dim dim adj.暗淡的, 模糊的, 无光泽的, 悲观的, 怀疑的vt.使暗淡, 使失去光泽n.<美俚>笨蛋、傻子      DIM=Design Information Manual设计资料手册 (The lights dim.) 106
42 stage steidV n.舞台, 戏剧, 活动场所, 发展的进程, 阶段或时期, 驿站vt.上演, 筹备, 举行 (The lights go up on the stage, Joey, as Freud, is talking to a female patient.) 106
25 female 5fi:meil n.女性, 女人, 雌兽adj.女性的, 女子的, 妇女的, 雌的, 柔弱的, (声, 色)柔和的 (The lights go up on the stage, Joey, as Freud, is talking to a female patient.) 106
47 pretend pri5tend vt.假装, 装扮, (作为藉口或理由)伪称 (They all pretend to fall asleep.) 106
91 asleep E5sli:p adj.睡着的, 睡熟的 (They all pretend to fall asleep.) 106
147 set set v.放, 置, 移动到, 使(人或事物处于某种状态), 提出, 树立, 规定, 调整n.一套, 一副, 一批, 接受机, 装置, 趋势, 布景adj.固定的, 规定的, 坚决的, 固执的, 事先做好的      SET=Self-Extending Translator 自扩充翻译程序 [Scene: A Film Set, Joey is entering for his scene.] 106
18 film film n.薄膜, 膜层, 胶卷, 影片, 薄雾, 轻烟, 电影vt.在...上覆以薄膜, 拍成电影vi.生薄膜, 变成朦胧, 拍电影 [Scene: A Film Set, Joey is entering for his scene.] 106
1 wating wB:t (泰国等的)佛寺, 寺院 [Scene: A Theater, the gang is in the audience wating for a play of Joey's to start.] 106
22 audience 5C:djEns n.听众, 观众, 接见, 拜见 [Scene: A Theater, the gang is in the audience wating for a play of Joey's to start.] 106
15 comfort 5kQmfEt n.安慰, 舒适, 安慰者vt.安慰, 使(痛苦等)缓和      Comfort  [5kQmfEt]  康福特(女子名) [Scene: Monica and Rachel's, Ross is trying to comfort Chandler.  Joey is absent.] 106
12 wide waid adj.宽的, 广阔的, 张大的, 远离目标的adv.广阔地, 广大地, 远离目标地 [Scene: Monica's Bedroom, she's lying in bed wide awake.] 106
64 lying 5laiiN n.说谎adj.躺着的, 说谎的 [Scene: Monica's Bedroom, she's lying in bed wide awake.] 106
92 soon su:n adv.立刻, 不久, 快, 早, 宁愿 [Scene: The Theater, the play has ended and everyone is applauding.  As soon as the cast leaves, the gang all groan and sit down heavily.] 106
5 heavily 5hevili adv.很重地, 沉重地 [Scene: The Theater, the play has ended and everyone is applauding.  As soon as the cast leaves, the gang all groan and sit down heavily.] 106
7 groan ^rEun n.呻吟, 叹息vi.呻吟, 受折磨, 受压迫发出嘎吱声vt.呻吟着说 [Scene: The Theater, the play has ended and everyone is applauding.  As soon as the cast leaves, the gang all groan and sit down heavily.] 106
45 cast kB:st n.投掷, 铸件, 脱落物, 一瞥, 演员表v.投, 抛, 投射, 浇铸, 计算, 派(角色)      CAST=Center for the Applications of Sciences and Technology 科学技术应用中心([美]Wayne大学) [Scene: The Theater, the play has ended and everyone is applauding.  As soon as the cast leaves, the gang all groan and sit down heavily.] 106
2 applauding E5plC:d v.拍手喝彩, 称赞, 赞同 [Scene: The Theater, the play has ended and everyone is applauding.  As soon as the cast leaves, the gang all groan and sit down heavily.] 106
3 tinkle 5tiNkl vt.使发清脆的声响, 丁当地发出vi.丁当作响 A thing through which you can tinkle, 106
2 dingle 5diN^l n.峡谷, 幽谷vi.发叮当声, 发抖 All you want is a dingle, 106
2 admitting Ed5mit v.容许, 承认, 接纳 All: (admitting) Saw your head. Saw your head. 106
15 beard biEd n.胡须 All: Hey! You're in a play! I didn't know you could dance! You had a beard! 106
24 dressing 5dresiN n.穿衣, 装饰, 敷裹, 敷料, 调味品 Aurora: (getting up and dressing) I'm sorry. He'll be waiting for me. 106
59 none nQn adv.决不, 毫不pron.一个也没有, 毫无 Aurora: ...Luckily none of the bullets hit the engine block. So, we made it to the border, but just barely, and I- ...I've been talking about myself all night long, I'm sorry. What about you? Tell me one of your stories. 106
6 luckily `lQkIlI adv.幸运地 Aurora: ...Luckily none of the bullets hit the engine block. So, we made it to the border, but just barely, and I- ...I've been talking about myself all night long, I'm sorry. What about you? Tell me one of your stories. 106
3 engine 5endVin n.发动机, 机车, 火车头 Aurora: ...Luckily none of the bullets hit the engine block. So, we made it to the border, but just barely, and I- ...I've been talking about myself all night long, I'm sorry. What about you? Tell me one of your stories. 106
2 bullets 5bulit n.子弹 Aurora: ...Luckily none of the bullets hit the engine block. So, we made it to the border, but just barely, and I- ...I've been talking about myself all night long, I'm sorry. What about you? Tell me one of your stories. 106
1 border 5bC:dE n.边界, 国界, 边, 边沿, 边境vt.与...接壤, 接近v.接壤 Aurora: ...Luckily none of the bullets hit the engine block. So, we made it to the border, but just barely, and I- ...I've been talking about myself all night long, I'm sorry. What about you? Tell me one of your stories. 106
13 block blCk n.木块, 石块, 块, 街区, 印版, 滑轮, 阻滞, (一)批vt.防碍, 阻塞 Aurora: ...Luckily none of the bullets hit the engine block. So, we made it to the border, but just barely, and I- ...I've been talking about myself all night long, I'm sorry. What about you? Tell me one of your stories. 106
20 barely 5bZEli adv.仅仅, 刚刚, 几乎不能 Aurora: ...Luckily none of the bullets hit the engine block. So, we made it to the border, but just barely, and I- ...I've been talking about myself all night long, I'm sorry. What about you? Tell me one of your stories. 106
34 aurora C:5rC:rE n.黎明的女神, 极光 Aurora: ...Yes? 106
49 imagine i5mAdVin vt.想象, 设想 Aurora: Don't worry. I imagine he'd be okay with you because really, he's okay with Ethan. 106
46 ethan `i:WEn n.伊桑(m.) Aurora: Don't worry. I imagine he'd be okay with you because really, he's okay with Ethan. 106
20 suppose sE5pEuz vt.推想, 假设, 猜想vi.料想conj.假使...结果会怎样 Aurora: I suppose mainly sexual. 106
24 sexual 5seksjuEl adj.性的, 性别的, [生]有性的 Aurora: I suppose mainly sexual. 106
5 mainly 5meInlI adv.大体上, 主要地 Aurora: I suppose mainly sexual. 106
67 husband 5hQzbEnd n.丈夫 Aurora: My husband. 106
22 andrew 5Andru: n.安德鲁(男子名) Aurora: No, it's-it's Andrew.  106
26 rick rik n.干草堆vt.堆成垛 Aurora: 'We' would be me and Rick. 106
2 obligated 5Cbli^eit vt.使负义务adj.有责任的 Aurora: Why can't we just have what we have now? Why can't we just talk, and laugh, and make love, without feeling obligated to one another... and up until tonight I thought that's what you wanted too. 106
5 usher 5QFE n.引座员, 招待员, 传达员, 前驱vt.引导, 展示vi.作招待员 Chandler: (running back) She said yes!! She said yes!! (To Joey) Awful play, man. Whoah. (To All) Her name's Aurora, and she's Italian, and she pronounces my name 'Chand-lrr'. 'Chand-lrr'. I think I like it better that way. (To Joey) Oh, listen, the usher gave me this to give to you. (He fishes a card out of his pocket.) 106
133 running 5rQnIN n.奔跑, 赛跑, 转动, 运转adj.奔跑的, 赛跑的, 流动的, 不断的, 连续的, 连接的 Chandler: (running back) She said yes!! She said yes!! (To Joey) Awful play, man. Whoah. (To All) Her name's Aurora, and she's Italian, and she pronounces my name 'Chand-lrr'. 'Chand-lrr'. I think I like it better that way. (To Joey) Oh, listen, the usher gave me this to give to you. (He fishes a card out of his pocket.) 106
2 pronounces prE5nauns v.发音, 宣告, 断言 Chandler: (running back) She said yes!! She said yes!! (To Joey) Awful play, man. Whoah. (To All) Her name's Aurora, and she's Italian, and she pronounces my name 'Chand-lrr'. 'Chand-lrr'. I think I like it better that way. (To Joey) Oh, listen, the usher gave me this to give to you. (He fishes a card out of his pocket.) 106
54 pocket 5pCkit n.衣袋, 口袋, 钱, 财vt.装...在口袋里, 隐藏(感情), 据为己有, 击...入袋adj.袖珍的, 小型的 Chandler: (running back) She said yes!! She said yes!! (To Joey) Awful play, man. Whoah. (To All) Her name's Aurora, and she's Italian, and she pronounces my name 'Chand-lrr'. 'Chand-lrr'. I think I like it better that way. (To Joey) Oh, listen, the usher gave me this to give to you. (He fishes a card out of his pocket.) 106
45 italian i5tAljEn n.意大利人, 意大利语adj.意大利的, 意大利语的, 意大利文化的 Chandler: (running back) She said yes!! She said yes!! (To Joey) Awful play, man. Whoah. (To All) Her name's Aurora, and she's Italian, and she pronounces my name 'Chand-lrr'. 'Chand-lrr'. I think I like it better that way. (To Joey) Oh, listen, the usher gave me this to give to you. (He fishes a card out of his pocket.) 106
1 fishes `fIFIz n.双鱼宫 Chandler: (running back) She said yes!! She said yes!! (To Joey) Awful play, man. Whoah. (To All) Her name's Aurora, and she's Italian, and she pronounces my name 'Chand-lrr'. 'Chand-lrr'. I think I like it better that way. (To Joey) Oh, listen, the usher gave me this to give to you. (He fishes a card out of his pocket.) 106
19 sighs   sighs叹息 Chandler: (sighs and gestures to explain) There's a beautiful woman at eight, nine, ten o'clock! 106
39 nine nain num.九, 九个 Chandler: (sighs and gestures to explain) There's a beautiful woman at eight, nine, ten o'clock! 106
91 ten ten num.十, 十个      TEN=total-excreted nitrogen 总排泄氮 Chandler: (staring at a woman across the room) Ross, ten o'clock. 106
15 o'clock E5klCk n.点钟, 钟头 Chandler: (staring at a woman across the room) Ross, ten o'clock. 106
23 hm Heard & McDonald Is., 赫德与麦克唐纳群岛      HM在Help工程中,该文件定义了帮助文件与对话框、菜单或其它资源之间ID值的对应关系。 Chandler: ...Hm. 106
6 wells welz 韦尔斯 (①姓氏 ②Herbert George, 1866-1946, 英国作家) Chandler: ...Well, y'know, part of me wants that, but it's like I'm two guys, y'know? I mean, one guy's going 'Shut up! This is great!' But there's this other guy. Actually it's the same guy that wells up every time that Grinch's heart grows three sizes and breaks that measuring device... And he's saying, y'know, 'This is too hard! Get out! Get out!' 106
2 sizes saiz n.大小, 尺寸, (衣服等)尺码vt.依大小排列 Chandler: ...Well, y'know, part of me wants that, but it's like I'm two guys, y'know? I mean, one guy's going 'Shut up! This is great!' But there's this other guy. Actually it's the same guy that wells up every time that Grinch's heart grows three sizes and breaks that measuring device... And he's saying, y'know, 'This is too hard! Get out! Get out!' 106
1 measuring 5meVEriN vbl.测量 Chandler: ...Well, y'know, part of me wants that, but it's like I'm two guys, y'know? I mean, one guy's going 'Shut up! This is great!' But there's this other guy. Actually it's the same guy that wells up every time that Grinch's heart grows three sizes and breaks that measuring device... And he's saying, y'know, 'This is too hard! Get out! Get out!' 106
3 grows ^rEu vi.生长, 成长, 渐渐变得, 增长, 增高vt.种植, 栽培, 培育 Chandler: ...Well, y'know, part of me wants that, but it's like I'm two guys, y'know? I mean, one guy's going 'Shut up! This is great!' But there's this other guy. Actually it's the same guy that wells up every time that Grinch's heart grows three sizes and breaks that measuring device... And he's saying, y'know, 'This is too hard! Get out! Get out!' 106
13 device di5vais n.装置, 设计, 图案, 策略, 发明物, 设备[计]安装设备驱动程序 Chandler: ...Well, y'know, part of me wants that, but it's like I'm two guys, y'know? I mean, one guy's going 'Shut up! This is great!' But there's this other guy. Actually it's the same guy that wells up every time that Grinch's heart grows three sizes and breaks that measuring device... And he's saying, y'know, 'This is too hard! Get out! Get out!' 106
30 breaks breik n.休息, 暂停, 破裂, 突变v.打破, 违犯, 折断, 削弱, 超过, 突变 Chandler: ...Well, y'know, part of me wants that, but it's like I'm two guys, y'know? I mean, one guy's going 'Shut up! This is great!' But there's this other guy. Actually it's the same guy that wells up every time that Grinch's heart grows three sizes and breaks that measuring device... And he's saying, y'know, 'This is too hard! Get out! Get out!' 106
5 rode rEud vbl.ride的过去式 Chandler: Alright. Once I got on the subway, right, and it was at night, and I rode it all the way to Brooklyn... just for the hell of it. 106
6 greeting 5^ri:tiN n.祝贺, 问候 Chandler: Are we greeting each other this way now? 'Cause I like that. 106
42 screams skri:m v.尖声叫, 尖声喊叫n.尖叫声, 喊叫声 Chandler: C'mon, we're roommates! (He goes into the bathroom, screams, and runs back out.) My eyes!! My eyes!! 106
11 roommates   roommaten.同屋者, 室友 Chandler: C'mon, we're roommates! (He goes into the bathroom, screams, and runs back out.) My eyes!! My eyes!! 106
2 noisily   noisilyadv.吵闹地 Chandler: Hi.... um... okay, next word... would be... Chandler! Chandler is my name, and, uh...(He clears his throat noisily)...hi. 106
32 clears kliE adj.清楚的, 清晰的, 清澈的, 光亮的, 空旷的, 有条理的adv.清楚地, 完全地v.扫除, 清除, 晴, 跳过, 净得      CLEAR=Closed Loop Evaluation and Reporting 闭回路鉴定与报告 Chandler: Hi.... um... okay, next word... would be... Chandler! Chandler is my name, and, uh...(He clears his throat noisily)...hi. 106
67 finish 5finiF n.完成, 结束, 磨光, 末道漆, 完美vt.完成, 结束, 用完, 毁掉, 使完美vi.结束, 终结, 停止, 终止 Chandler: I don't know, I-I have to listen to both of them, they don't exactly let each other finish... 106
12 regret ri5^ret n.遗憾, 悔恨, 抱歉, 歉意vt.为...感到遗憾, 后悔, 惋惜, 哀悼, 懊悔vi.感到抱歉 Chandler: I know there'll be many moments in the years to come when I'll regret asking the following question, but- And Andrew is? 106
25 following 5fClEuiN n.下列各项, 部下, 党羽adj.下列的, 其次的prep.在...之后 Chandler: I know there'll be many moments in the years to come when I'll regret asking the following question, but- And Andrew is? 106
1 israeli iz5reili adj.以色列共和国的n.以色列共和国民 Chandler: It was unbelievable. I-I've never met anyone like her. She's had the most amazing life! She was in the Israeli army... 106
2 army 5B:mi n.陆军, 军队, 大群, 大军 Chandler: It was unbelievable. I-I've never met anyone like her. She's had the most amazing life! She was in the Israeli army... 106
92 meant ment vbl.mean的过去式和过去分词 Chandler: No, actually I meant my fingers. Look at 'em, look at how happy they are. 106
4 wasted weist n.废物, 浪费, 损耗, 消耗, 地面风化物, 垃圾, 荒地adj.废弃的, 荒芜的, 多余的vt.浪费, 消耗, 使荒芜vi.被浪费, 挥霍钱财, 变消瘦, 被损耗 Chandler: No, no resentment, believe me, it's worth it. 'Kay? Y'know in a relationship you have these key moments that you know you'll remember for the rest of your life? Well, every- single- second is like that with Aurora.. and I've just wasted about thirty-five of them talking to you people, so, uh.. Monica, can you help me with the door? (He has armloads of stuff.) 106
11 moments 5mEumEnt adj.片刻的, 瞬间的, 力矩的n.瞬间 Chandler: No, no resentment, believe me, it's worth it. 'Kay? Y'know in a relationship you have these key moments that you know you'll remember for the rest of your life? Well, every- single- second is like that with Aurora.. and I've just wasted about thirty-five of them talking to you people, so, uh.. Monica, can you help me with the door? (He has armloads of stuff.) 106
58 key ki: n.钥匙, 关键, 解答, (打字机等的)键, 调子, 对译本, (开钟表、发条的)栓, 要害vt.调节...的音调, 锁上, 插上栓, 提供线索vi.使用钥匙n.[乐]键, 调, 基调 Chandler: No, no resentment, believe me, it's worth it. 'Kay? Y'know in a relationship you have these key moments that you know you'll remember for the rest of your life? Well, every- single- second is like that with Aurora.. and I've just wasted about thirty-five of them talking to you people, so, uh.. Monica, can you help me with the door? (He has armloads of stuff.) 106
1 armloads 5B:mlEud n.(单或双臂的)一抱之量 Chandler: No, no resentment, believe me, it's worth it. 'Kay? Y'know in a relationship you have these key moments that you know you'll remember for the rest of your life? Well, every- single- second is like that with Aurora.. and I've just wasted about thirty-five of them talking to you people, so, uh.. Monica, can you help me with the door? (He has armloads of stuff.) 106
6 considering kEn5sidEriN vbl.考虑,顾及,认为prep.鉴于,考虑到,顾及 Chandler: Oh God, I can't believe I'm even considering this... I'm very very aware of my tongue... 106
12 aware E5wZE adj.知道的, 明白的, 意识到的 Chandler: Oh God, I can't believe I'm even considering this... I'm very very aware of my tongue... 106
8 struggling 5strQ^liN adj.奋斗的, 努力的, 苦斗的 Chandler: Oh no, it's terrific, it's... it's... y'know, you deserve this, after all your years of struggling, you've finally been able to crack your way into showbusiness. 106
21 deserve di5zE:v vt.应受, 值得v.应受 Chandler: Oh no, it's terrific, it's... it's... y'know, you deserve this, after all your years of struggling, you've finally been able to crack your way into showbusiness. 106
12 crack krAk n.裂缝, 噼啪声v.(使)破裂, 裂纹, (使)爆裂adj.最好的, 高明的 Chandler: Oh no, it's terrific, it's... it's... y'know, you deserve this, after all your years of struggling, you've finally been able to crack your way into showbusiness. 106
9 league li:^ n.同盟, 联盟, 盟约, 联合会, 社团v.组联盟, (使)加盟 Chandler: Oh please, could she be more out of my league? Ross, back me up here. 106
1 widowed   widowedadj.寡居的鳏居的 Chandler: Oh, I'm sorry, then you're widowed?...Hopefully? 106
2 fulfilled ful5fil vt.实践, 履行, 实行, 结束, 满足, 完成, 达到 Chandler: Oh, so what you're saying is you're not completely fulfilled by Rick, Ethan and myself? 106
3 coupla `kQplE <口>两个两三个,几个(=couple of) Chandler: Oh, that would be Monica. Hey, listen, I wanna borrow a coupla things, Aurora spent the night, I really wanna make her breakfast. 106
61 breakfast 5brekfEst n.早餐vi.进早餐 Chandler: Oh, that would be Monica. Hey, listen, I wanna borrow a coupla things, Aurora spent the night, I really wanna make her breakfast. 106
21 bald bC:ld adj.光秃的, 单调的, 枯燥的 Chandler: She's amazing! She makes the women that I dream about look like short, fat, bald men! 106
6 sliding 5slaidiN adj.滑行的, 变化的 Chandler: So tell me, how do- how do you think your husband would feel about you sitting here with me?...Sliding your foot so far up my pant leg you can count the change in my pocket? 106
2 pant pAnt v.气喘n.气喘 Chandler: So tell me, how do- how do you think your husband would feel about you sitting here with me?...Sliding your foot so far up my pant leg you can count the change in my pocket? 106
35 count kaJnt v.数, 计算, 计算在内, 认为, 有价值n.计数, 计算, 注意, 伯爵 Chandler: So tell me, how do- how do you think your husband would feel about you sitting here with me?...Sliding your foot so far up my pant leg you can count the change in my pocket? 106
5 wood wud n.木头, 木材, 树木      Wood  [wud]  伍德(姓氏) Chandler: Someone's left a glass on the coffee table. There's no coaster. It's a cold drink, it's a hot day. Little beads of condensation are inching their way closer and closer to the surface of the wood... 106
3 surface 5sE:fis n.表面, 外表, 水面adj.表面的, 肤浅的 Chandler: Someone's left a glass on the coffee table. There's no coaster. It's a cold drink, it's a hot day. Little beads of condensation are inching their way closer and closer to the surface of the wood... 106
1 inching 5intFiN 缓动 Chandler: Someone's left a glass on the coffee table. There's no coaster. It's a cold drink, it's a hot day. Little beads of condensation are inching their way closer and closer to the surface of the wood... 106
1 condensation kCnden5seiFEn n.浓缩 Chandler: Someone's left a glass on the coffee table. There's no coaster. It's a cold drink, it's a hot day. Little beads of condensation are inching their way closer and closer to the surface of the wood... 106
60 cold kEuld n.寒冷, [物]零下温度, 伤风, 感冒adj.寒冷的, 使人战栗的, 冷淡的, 不热情的, 失去知觉的 Chandler: Someone's left a glass on the coffee table. There's no coaster. It's a cold drink, it's a hot day. Little beads of condensation are inching their way closer and closer to the surface of the wood... 106
3 coaster 5kEustE n.近海贸易货船 Chandler: Someone's left a glass on the coffee table. There's no coaster. It's a cold drink, it's a hot day. Little beads of condensation are inching their way closer and closer to the surface of the wood... 106
2 beads bi:d n.珠子, 水珠 Chandler: Someone's left a glass on the coffee table. There's no coaster. It's a cold drink, it's a hot day. Little beads of condensation are inching their way closer and closer to the surface of the wood... 106
3 disturbing dI`st\:bIN adj.烦扰的 Chandler: Something so sweet and...disturbing about that. 106
41 lips lip n.嘴唇, 唇缘      LIP=Laser Integrated Periscope 激光综合潜望镜 Chandler: Sorry, the first guy runs the lips. 106
8 scratch skrAtF n.乱写, 刮擦声, 抓痕, 擦伤vt.乱涂, 勾抹掉, 擦, 刮, 搔, 抓, 挖出vi.发刮擦声, 搔, 抓adj.打草稿用的, 凑合的 Chandler: Thank God you didn't try to fan out the magazines. I mean, she'll scratch your eyes right out. 106
47 fan fAn n.扇子, 鼓风机, 风扇, 迷, 狂热者, 爱好者vt.煽动, 刺激, 扇, 吹拂vi.飘动, 成扇形散开 Chandler: Thank God you didn't try to fan out the magazines. I mean, she'll scratch your eyes right out. 106
28 evening 5i:vniN n.傍晚, 晚间, 后期, (联欢性的)晚会 Chandler: We talked 'til like two. It was this perfect evening... more or less. 106
134 almost 5C:lmEust adv.几乎, 差不多 Chandler: Well, I can't believe I've been here almost seven seconds and you haven't asked me how my date went. 106
18 responsibility ris7pCnsE5biliti n.责任, 职责 Chandler: Well, y'know, I had some trouble with it at first too, but the way I look at it is, I get all the good stuff: all the fun, all the talking, all the sex; and none of the responsibility. I mean, this is every guy's fantasy! 106
7 fantasy 5fAntEsi, 5fAntEzi n.幻想, 白日梦 Chandler: Well, y'know, I had some trouble with it at first too, but the way I look at it is, I get all the good stuff: all the fun, all the talking, all the sex; and none of the responsibility. I mean, this is every guy's fantasy! 106
27 thursday 5WE:zdi n.星期四 Chandler: What 'not work out'? I'm seeing her again on Thursday. Didn't you listen to the story? 106
59 twenty 5twenti num.二十, 二十个 Chandler: Yeah, well, I only have twenty minutes until Ethan, so, y'know.. (He starts to raid the fridge.) 106
3 raid reId n.袭击, 搜捕v.奇袭, 搜捕 Chandler: Yeah, well, I only have twenty minutes until Ethan, so, y'know.. (He starts to raid the fridge.) 106
67 fridge fridV n.电冰箱 Chandler: Yeah, well, I only have twenty minutes until Ethan, so, y'know.. (He starts to raid the fridge.) 106
52 sense sens n.官能, 感觉, 判断力, 见识, ...感, 意义, 理性vt.感到, 理解, 认识 Chandler: You can always spot someone who's never seen one of his plays before. Notice, no fear, no sense of impending doom... 106
36 plays plei n.游戏, 比赛, 运动, 赌博, 剧本v.玩, 扮演, 播放, 进行比赛v.播放 Chandler: You can always spot someone who's never seen one of his plays before. Notice, no fear, no sense of impending doom... 106
2 impending im5pendiN n.迫近 Chandler: You can always spot someone who's never seen one of his plays before. Notice, no fear, no sense of impending doom... 106
18 fear fiE n.恐怖, 害怕, 担心, 敬畏v.害怕, 畏惧, 为...担心, 敬畏(神等) Chandler: You can always spot someone who's never seen one of his plays before. Notice, no fear, no sense of impending doom... 106
7 doom du:m n.厄运, 毁灭, 死亡, 世末日v.注定, 判决著名的3D动作游戏 Chandler: You can always spot someone who's never seen one of his plays before. Notice, no fear, no sense of impending doom... 106
18 hire 5haiE n.租金, 工钱, 租用, 雇用vt.雇请, 出租vi.受雇 Director: (on phone)...Dammit, hire the girl! (He hangs up the phone.) Okay, everybody ready? 106
194 director di5rektE, dai5rektE n.主任, 主管, 导演, (机关)首长, (团体)理事, (公司)董事, 指挥仪, 控制器 Director: (on phone)...Dammit, hire the girl! (He hangs up the phone.) Okay, everybody ready? 106
16 dammit 5dAmit int. 该死,真他妈的 Director: (on phone)...Dammit, hire the girl! (He hangs up the phone.) Okay, everybody ready? 106
110 water 5wC:tE n.水, 雨水, 海水, 水位, 水面, 流体vt.喷淋, 供以水, 注入水, 使湿vi.流泪, 加水adj.水的, 水上的, 水生的, 含水的 Director: I think his butt would like to get this shot before lunch. Once again, rolling... water working... and action....and cut. What was that? 106
19 rolling 5rEuliN adj.旋转的, 转动的, 摇摆的, 起伏的n.旋转, 翻滚, 动摇 Director: I think his butt would like to get this shot before lunch. Once again, rolling... water working... and action....and cut. What was that? 106
103 lunch lQntF n.午餐 Director: I think his butt would like to get this shot before lunch. Once again, rolling... water working... and action....and cut. What was that? 106
24 robe rEub n.长袍, 罩衣, 礼服, 制服 Director: Lose the robe. 106
1 clenching klentF n.牢牢抓住, 钉紧, 敲弯的钉头v.紧握, (拳头)牢牢地抓住, 确定, 敲弯vi.握紧, 钉牢 Director: No, that was clenching. 106
33 action 5AkFEn n.动作, 作用, 战斗, 行动, 举动, 行为, (戏剧或书中)的情节, (某一地区、领域或团体中)最能产生效果、最有趣、最有刺激性的活动vt.对...起诉 Director: Okay, everybody, we'd like to get this in one take, please. Let's roll it.. water's working (The shower starts).. and... action. 106
58 pull pul v.拉, 拖, 拔n.拉, 拖, 拉力, 牵引力 Joey: "Just when I thought I was out, they pull me back in!" 106
163 movie 5mu:vi n.电影 Joey: (on phone) Uh huh.. uh huh... oh my God! Okay! Okay, I'll be there! (He hangs up and to all.) That was my agent. (He tosses and catches the phone.) My agent has just gotten me a job...in the new Al Pacino movie! 106
15 al Albania , 阿尔巴尼亚      AL=Accommodation Ladder 舷梯      Alsymb 〈化〉铝 (aluminum) Joey: (on phone) Uh huh.. uh huh... oh my God! Okay! Okay, I'll be there! (He hangs up and to all.) That was my agent. (He tosses and catches the phone.) My agent has just gotten me a job...in the new Al Pacino movie! 106
53 agent 5eidVEnt n.代理(商) Joey: (on phone) Uh huh.. uh huh... oh my God! Okay! Okay, I'll be there! (He hangs up and to all.) That was my agent. (He tosses and catches the phone.) My agent has just gotten me a job...in the new Al Pacino movie! 106
44 double 5dQbl n.两倍, [计] 双精度型adj.两倍的, 双重的vt.使加倍vi.加倍, 快步走, 加倍努力 Joey: ...I'm his butt double. 'Kay? I play Al Pacino's butt. Alright? He goes into the shower, and then- I'm his butt. 106
65 order 5C:dE n.次序, 顺序, 正常(工作)状态, 秩序, 会议规则, 命令, 定购, 定单vt.命令, 定购, 定制 Joey: Can you believe this? Al Pacino! This guy's the reason I became an actor! "I'm out of order? Pfeeeh. You're out of order! This whole courtroom's out of order!" 106
1 courtroom 5kC:tru:m n.法庭, 审判室 Joey: Can you believe this? Al Pacino! This guy's the reason I became an actor! "I'm out of order? Pfeeeh. You're out of order! This whole courtroom's out of order!" 106
10 became bi5keim vbl.变得 Joey: Can you believe this? Al Pacino! This guy's the reason I became an actor! "I'm out of order? Pfeeeh. You're out of order! This whole courtroom's out of order!" 106
1 trolls trEul vi.旋转, 合唱中的轮唱, 钓鱼vt.使旋转, 轮唱, 放声高唱, 钓n.旋转, 轮唱, 钓鱼 Joey: C'mon, you guys, it wasn't that bad. It was better than that thing I did with the trolls, at least you got to see my head. 106
1 moisturizer 5mCistFE7raiz vi.变潮湿, 增加水分vt.使增加水分 Joey: Here. I need to borrow some moisturizer. 106
38 borrow 5bCrEu v.借, 借入, 借用      Borrow  [5bCrEu]  博罗(姓氏) Joey: Here. I need to borrow some moisturizer. 106
59 fired 5faiE n.火, 炉火, 火灾, 失火, 闪光, 炮火, 热情, 激情vt.点燃, 烧制, 使发光, 给(炉子等)加燃料, 放枪, 激动, <口>解雇vi.开枪, 射击, 着火, 烧火, 激动 Joey: I got fired. 106
27 quiet 5kwaiEt adj.静止的, 宁静的, 从容的n.安静, 闲适vi.平静下来vt.使平静, 使安心, 减轻(疑虑、恐惧等) Joey: I was going for quiet desperation. But if you have to ask... 106
6 desperation 7despE5reiFEn n.绝望 Joey: I was going for quiet desperation. But if you have to ask... 106
39 jokes dVEuk n.笑话, 玩笑v.(和...)开玩笑 Joey: Okay, okay, fine! Make jokes, I don't care! This is a big break for me! 106
22 losing 5lu:ziN adj.失败的, 输的n.失败, 损失 Joey: Right. Okay. Losing the robe. (He takes off the robe.) And the robe is lost. 106
8 talent 5tAlEnt n.天才, 才干, 才能 Joey: The Estelle Leonard Talent Agency. Wow, an agency left me its card! Maybe they wanna sign me! 106
4 leonard 5lenEd n.男子名 Joey: The Estelle Leonard Talent Agency. Wow, an agency left me its card! Maybe they wanna sign me! 106
143 its its pron.它的 Joey: The Estelle Leonard Talent Agency. Wow, an agency left me its card! Maybe they wanna sign me! 106
48 estelle es5tel n.埃斯特尔(f.) Joey: The Estelle Leonard Talent Agency. Wow, an agency left me its card! Maybe they wanna sign me! 106
10 agency 5eidVEnsi n.代理处, 行销处, 代理, 中介 Joey: The Estelle Leonard Talent Agency. Wow, an agency left me its card! Maybe they wanna sign me! 106
15 opportunity 7CpE5tju:niti n.机会, 时机 Joey: Uh, listen, I just wanna thank you for this great opportunity. 106
2 vell vel 铲掉...的草皮(如做燃料用) Joey: Vell, Eva, ve've done some excellent vork here, and I vould have to say, your pwoblem is qviiite clear. (He goes into a song and dance number.)  106
2 eva 5i:vE 太空人在飞船外的活动;舱外活动      Eva     n.伊娃, 女子名 Joey: Vell, Eva, ve've done some excellent vork here, and I vould have to say, your pwoblem is qviiite clear. (He goes into a song and dance number.)  106
135 dance 5dB:ns n.跳舞, 舞蹈, 舞会, 舞曲, 舞蹈艺术v.跳舞, 舞蹈, (旗等)飘扬 Joey: Vell, Eva, ve've done some excellent vork here, and I vould have to say, your pwoblem is qviiite clear. (He goes into a song and dance number.)  106
4 showering 5FauE n.阵雨, 淋浴, (一)阵, (一)大批vt.大量地给与 Joey: Well, I'm- I'm showering. 106
22 theatre   theatren.剧场, 戏院, 电影院, 阶梯教室, 手术教室, 手术室, 全体观众, 戏剧 Joey: Yeah, they said I acted too much with it. I told everybody about this! Now everybody's gonna go to the theatre, expecting to see me, and... 106
15 expecting iks5pekt vt.期待, 预期, 盼望, 指望, <口>(料)想, 认为 Joey: Yeah, they said I acted too much with it. I told everybody about this! Now everybody's gonna go to the theatre, expecting to see me, and... 106
6 acted   ACTE=Automatic Checkout Test Equipment 自动检验设备 Joey: Yeah, they said I acted too much with it. I told everybody about this! Now everybody's gonna go to the theatre, expecting to see me, and... 106
4 crappy `krApI adj.<俚>蹩脚的没价值的讨厌的 Joey: Y'know, I've done nothing but crappy plays for six years. And I finally get my shot, and I blow it! 106
39 wake weik vt.叫醒, 激发vi.醒来, 醒着, 警觉, 振奋n.醒, 守夜, 尾迹, (人, 车等经过的)痕迹, 守丧      Wake  [weik]  (=Wake Island)威克岛[北太平洋] Monica: (hums for a while, then gives up, and in her head) If it bothers you that much, just go out and get the shoes. No. Don't do this. This is stupid! I don't have to prove anything, I'm gonna go get them...But then everyone will know. Unless I get them, and then wake up really early and put them back! ...I need help! (She buries her head in her pillow.)  106
23 prove pru:v vt.证明, 证实, 检验, 考验vi.原来(是), 证明(是) Monica: (hums for a while, then gives up, and in her head) If it bothers you that much, just go out and get the shoes. No. Don't do this. This is stupid! I don't have to prove anything, I'm gonna go get them...But then everyone will know. Unless I get them, and then wake up really early and put them back! ...I need help! (She buries her head in her pillow.)  106
9 hums hQm v.嗡嗡叫, 哼n.嗡嗡声, 吵杂声 Monica: (hums for a while, then gives up, and in her head) If it bothers you that much, just go out and get the shoes. No. Don't do this. This is stupid! I don't have to prove anything, I'm gonna go get them...But then everyone will know. Unless I get them, and then wake up really early and put them back! ...I need help! (She buries her head in her pillow.)  106
48 early 5E:li adj.早的, 早熟的, 及早的, 早先的, 早期的adv.早, 在初期      Early  [5E:li]  厄尔利(姓氏) Monica: (hums for a while, then gives up, and in her head) If it bothers you that much, just go out and get the shoes. No. Don't do this. This is stupid! I don't have to prove anything, I'm gonna go get them...But then everyone will know. Unless I get them, and then wake up really early and put them back! ...I need help! (She buries her head in her pillow.)  106
6 buries 5beri vt.埋葬, 掩埋, 隐藏 Monica: (hums for a while, then gives up, and in her head) If it bothers you that much, just go out and get the shoes. No. Don't do this. This is stupid! I don't have to prove anything, I'm gonna go get them...But then everyone will know. Unless I get them, and then wake up really early and put them back! ...I need help! (She buries her head in her pillow.)  106
11 bothers 5bCTE vt.烦扰, 打扰vi.烦恼, 操心n.麻烦, 烦扰v.打扰 Monica: (hums for a while, then gives up, and in her head) If it bothers you that much, just go out and get the shoes. No. Don't do this. This is stupid! I don't have to prove anything, I'm gonna go get them...But then everyone will know. Unless I get them, and then wake up really early and put them back! ...I need help! (She buries her head in her pillow.)  106
2 ottoman 5CtEmEn -mans (无靠背、无扶手的)长软椅      Ottoman     (=Turkish)土耳其帝国的 土耳其人的 土耳其民族的 Monica: ...Oh! I-I see you moved the green ottoman. 106
20 skin skin n.皮, 皮肤, 兽皮, 皮毛, 外皮, 外壳v.长皮 Monica: Did anybody else feel they just wanted to peel the skin off their body, to have something else to do? 106
4 peel pi:l v.剥, 削, 剥落 Monica: Did anybody else feel they just wanted to peel the skin off their body, to have something else to do? 106
5 twisted twist n.一扭, 扭曲, 盘旋, 曲折, 歪曲, 手法, 螺旋状vt.拧, 扭曲, 绞, 搓, 捻, 使苦恼, 使转动, 编织vi.扭弯, 扭曲, 缠绕, 扭动, 呈螺旋形 Monica: Didn't you listen to the story? I mean, this is twisted! How could you get involved with a woman like this? 106
31 whenever (h)wen5evE conj.无论何时, 随时n.只要 Monica: Doesn't matter, I'll get 'em tomorrow. Or not. Whenever. (He goes to her room.) 106
3 warned wC:n vt.警告, 注意, 通知vi.发出警告, 发出预告 Monica: I warned you... 106
6 responsible ris5pCnsEbl adj.有责任的, 可靠的, 可依赖的, 负责的 Monica: Okay, so I'm responsible, I'm organised. But hey, I can be a kook. 106
1 organised `R:^EnaIz vt.组织, 创办 Monica: Okay, so I'm responsible, I'm organised. But hey, I can be a kook. 106
4 kook ku:k n.<美口>怪人, 疯子, 傻瓜adj.怪癖的, 疯狂的, 愚蠢的 Monica: Okay, so I'm responsible, I'm organised. But hey, I can be a kook. 106
1 teflon 5teflCn [化]特氟纶, 聚四氟乙烯(塑料, 绝缘材料)      Teflonn. 特氟纶,聚四氟乙烯(商标名称) Monica: Sure. Oh, um, Chandler? Y'know, the-the old Monica would-would remind you to scrub that Teflon pan with a plastic brush...But I'm not gonna do that.  106
2 scrub skrQb v.洗擦, 擦净, 使(气体)净化, 擦洗n.洗擦, 擦净, 擦洗者, 矮树, 灌木, 丛林地, 矮小的人(或动物)adj.次等的, 矮小的, 临时凑合的 Monica: Sure. Oh, um, Chandler? Y'know, the-the old Monica would-would remind you to scrub that Teflon pan with a plastic brush...But I'm not gonna do that.  106
14 remind ri5maind vt.提醒, 使想起 Monica: Sure. Oh, um, Chandler? Y'know, the-the old Monica would-would remind you to scrub that Teflon pan with a plastic brush...But I'm not gonna do that.  106
21 brush brQF n.刷子, 毛刷, 画笔vt.刷, 掸, 拂 Monica: Sure. Oh, um, Chandler? Y'know, the-the old Monica would-would remind you to scrub that Teflon pan with a plastic brush...But I'm not gonna do that.  106
44 wonder 5wQndE n.奇迹, 惊奇, 惊愕vt.对...感到惊讶, 惊奇, 想知道vi.惊讶, 怀疑adj.非凡的, 奇妙的 Monica: Why would someone do that?! ...One might wonder. 106
110 moves mu:v n.移动, 迁居, 步骤vt.移动, 感动, 鼓动vi.移动, 离开, 运行, 迁移, 搬家      MOVE=Management of Value Engineering 价值工程管理 Monica: Yeah, yeah, it's interesting.. but y'know what? Just for fun, let's see what it looked like in the old spot. (She moves it.) Alright, just to compare. Let's see. Well, it looks good there too. Let's just leave it there for a while. 106
58 interesting 5intristiN adj.有趣味的, 引起好奇(或注意)的 Monica: Yeah, yeah, it's interesting.. but y'know what? Just for fun, let's see what it looked like in the old spot. (She moves it.) Alright, just to compare. Let's see. Well, it looks good there too. Let's just leave it there for a while. 106
6 compare kEm5pZE v.比较, 相比, 比喻  n.比较 Monica: Yeah, yeah, it's interesting.. but y'know what? Just for fun, let's see what it looked like in the old spot. (She moves it.) Alright, just to compare. Let's see. Well, it looks good there too. Let's just leave it there for a while. 106
7 simply 5simpli adv.简单地, 完全, 简直, 仅仅, 只不过, 朴素地, 只是 Or play with, or simply let hang... 106
10 passion 5pAFEn n.激情, 热情      Passionn. 耶稣的受难和死亡 Phoebe: (reading Monica's palm) No, 'cause this line is passion, and this is... just a line. 106
5 palm pB:m n.手掌, 棕榈, (象征胜利的)棕榈叶vt.与...握手, 藏...于掌中, 蒙混      Palm一种流行的掌上电脑平台 Phoebe: (reading Monica's palm) No, 'cause this line is passion, and this is... just a line. 106
13 based beIst v.立基于, 基于..., 以...为基础, vbl.建立,装置 Phoebe: Based on this play? ...Based on this play! 106
93 seriously 5siEriEsli adv.认真地, 真诚地 Phoebe: Seriously, what-what's the part? 106
14 scares 5skArEs 煤中黄铁矿薄片 Phoebe: The exclamation point in the title scares me. (Gesturing) Y'know, it's not just Freud, it's Freud! 106
7 gesturing 5dVestFE n.姿态, 手势, 表示v.作手势, 以手势表示 Phoebe: The exclamation point in the title scares me. (Gesturing) Y'know, it's not just Freud, it's Freud! 106
4 freud frCid 弗洛伊德(Sigmund, 1856-1939, 奥地利神经学家、精神病医学家、精神分析的创始人) Phoebe: The exclamation point in the title scares me. (Gesturing) Y'know, it's not just Freud, it's Freud! 106
2 exclamation 7eksklE5meiFEn n.惊呼, 感叹惊叹, 惊叹词 Phoebe: The exclamation point in the title scares me. (Gesturing) Y'know, it's not just Freud, it's Freud! 106
9 ree ri: v.筛(豆等) Phoebe: Yeah, you are, Monica. Remember when I lived with you? You were like, a little, y'know, (psycho) Ree! Ree! Ree! Ree! 106
7 program 5prEu^rAm n.节目, 程序, 纲要, 计划vt.规划, 拟...计划, 安排...入节目vi.安排节目, 编程序(电脑)程序,(电视)节目 Rachel: (reading the program) Ooh! Look! Look! Look! Look, there's Joey's picture! This is so exciting! 106
224 picture 5piktFE n.画, 图画, 照片, 像, 美景, 描述, 相似物, 化身vt.画, 描绘 Rachel: (reading the program) Ooh! Look! Look! Look! Look, there's Joey's picture! This is so exciting! 106
4 violated 5vaiEleit vt.违犯, 亵渎(圣物), 冒犯, 干扰, 违反, 妨碍, 侵犯, 强暴 Rachel: God. I feel violated. 106
7 windows 5wIndEJz 微软公司生产的“视窗”操作系统 Rachel: Look! I cleaned! I did the windows, I did the floors... I even used all the attachments on the vacuum, except that little round one with the bristles, I don't know what that's for. 106
6 vacuum 5vAkjuEm n.真空, 空间, 真空吸尘器adj.真空的, 产生真空的, 利用真空的vt.用真空吸尘器打扫 Rachel: Look! I cleaned! I did the windows, I did the floors... I even used all the attachments on the vacuum, except that little round one with the bristles, I don't know what that's for. 106
33 round raund n.圆, 圆形物, 巡回, 轮唱, [体]一轮adj.圆的, 球形的, 丰满的, 大概的, 十足的, 完全的, 率直的, 肥胖的prep.围着, 附近, 绕过, 在...周围vt.弄圆, 使成圆形, 绕行, 完成, 围捕, 四舍五入vi.变圆, 发胖, 环行, 拐弯, 进展adv.围绕着, 循环地, 在周围, 迂回地, 朝反方向, 挨个 Rachel: Look! I cleaned! I did the windows, I did the floors... I even used all the attachments on the vacuum, except that little round one with the bristles, I don't know what that's for. 106
8 floors flC:, flCE n.(房间, 走廊等的)地面, 地板, 基底, (室内的)场地, 层, 海底, 议员席vt.在...上铺(地板), 击倒, (被困难)难倒 Rachel: Look! I cleaned! I did the windows, I did the floors... I even used all the attachments on the vacuum, except that little round one with the bristles, I don't know what that's for. 106
16 cleaned kli:n adj.清洁的, 干净的, 清白的v.打扫, 使干净, 清扫 Rachel: Look! I cleaned! I did the windows, I did the floors... I even used all the attachments on the vacuum, except that little round one with the bristles, I don't know what that's for. 106
1 bristles 5brisl n.刚毛, 猪鬃vi.(毛发等)竖起, 发怒 Rachel: Look! I cleaned! I did the windows, I did the floors... I even used all the attachments on the vacuum, except that little round one with the bristles, I don't know what that's for. 106
1 attachments E5tAtFmEnt n.附件, 附加装置, 配属 Rachel: Look! I cleaned! I did the windows, I did the floors... I even used all the attachments on the vacuum, except that little round one with the bristles, I don't know what that's for. 106
3 spout spaut n.喷管, 喷口, 水柱, 喷流, 管口v.喷出, 滔滔不绝地讲, 喷涌 Rachel: Okay, uh, you let me go grocery shopping, and I buy laundry detergent, but it's not the one with the easy-pour spout. 106
7 grocery 5^rEusEri n.<美>食品杂货店, 食品, 杂货 Rachel: Okay, uh, you let me go grocery shopping, and I buy laundry detergent, but it's not the one with the easy-pour spout. 106
2 resentment ri5zentmEnt n.怨恨, 愤恨 Rachel: Ooh, do I sense a little bit of resentment? 106
2 strewn strU:n vbl.strew的过去分词 Rachel: Really? Just casually strewn about in that reckless haphazard manner? 106
2 reckless 5reklis adj.不计后果的 Rachel: Really? Just casually strewn about in that reckless haphazard manner? 106
4 manner 5mAnE n.礼貌, 风格, 方式, 样式, 习惯 Rachel: Really? Just casually strewn about in that reckless haphazard manner? 106
1 haphazard 5hAp5hAzEd n.偶然, 偶然事件adj.偶然的, 随便的adv.偶然地 Rachel: Really? Just casually strewn about in that reckless haphazard manner? 106
1 madcap 5mAdkAp adj.轻率的, 狂妄的n.狂妄的人(尤指女子) Ross: Alright, you madcap gal. Try to imagine this. The phone bill arrives, but you don't pay it right away. 106
8 gal ^Al n.女孩(=girl), 少女 Ross: Alright, you madcap gal. Try to imagine this. The phone bill arrives, but you don't pay it right away. 106
60 bill bil n.帐单, 钞票, 票据, 清单, 议案, 法案, 广告vt.用海报宣传, 把...列成表, 给...开帐单      Bill  [bil]  比尔(男子名, William 的昵称) Ross: Alright, you madcap gal. Try to imagine this. The phone bill arrives, but you don't pay it right away. 106
5 theory 5WiEri n.理论, 学说, ...论, 原理, 意见, 推测 Ross: Alright. There's a theory, put forth by Richard Leakey- 106
424 richard 5ritFEd n.理查德(男子名) Ross: Alright. There's a theory, put forth by Richard Leakey- 106
1 leakey 姓氏 李基(英国古人类学家,1903-1972) Ross: Alright. There's a theory, put forth by Richard Leakey- 106
28 forth fC:W adv.往前, 向外 Ross: Alright. There's a theory, put forth by Richard Leakey- 106
59 feels fi:l vt.摸, 触, 试探, 感觉, 觉得, 触摸, 以为vi.有知觉, (人)有某种感觉, 摸索, 同情n.感觉, 觉得, 触摸 Ross: Is it? Feels like two. 106
50 felt felt n.毡, 毡制品, (造纸用的)毛布vt.把...制成毡, 使粘结vi.粘结vbl.feel的过去式和过去分词 Ross: It felt like a 'big guy' moment. 106
1 unattainable 5QnE5teinEbl adj.难到达的, 做不到的 Ross: Look at it this way: you dumped her. Right? I mean, this woman was unbelievably sexy, and beautiful, intelligent, unattainable... Tell me why you did this again? 106
2 raggedy `rA^IdI adj.褴褛的, 破烂的 Ross: Oh c'mon! When we were kids, yours was the only Raggedy Ann doll that wasn't raggedy! 106
25 doll dCl n.洋娃娃, 玩偶, 美丽但无头脑的女子, <俚>美男子      Doll  [dCl]  多尔(女子名, Dorothy 的昵称) Ross: Oh c'mon! When we were kids, yours was the only Raggedy Ann doll that wasn't raggedy! 106
4 ann An n.安(女子名) Ross: Oh c'mon! When we were kids, yours was the only Raggedy Ann doll that wasn't raggedy! 106
37 shh F int.嘘, 安静一点shew [古]show Ross: Oh, shhh, shh. Magic is about to happen. 106
2 hel hel n.[北欧神话]司死亡及冥府的女神, 冥府, 死后的世界abbr.[军] Human Engineering Laboratory, 人机工程实验室 Ross: Oh. Hel-lo! 106
10 tricky 5triki adj.狡猾的, 机警的 Ross: Well, y'know, monogamy can be a, uh, tricky concept. I mean, anthropologically speaking- 106
2 monogamy mC5nC^Emi n.一夫一妻制, [动]单配偶, 单配性 Ross: Well, y'know, monogamy can be a, uh, tricky concept. I mean, anthropologically speaking- 106
9 concept 5kCnsept n.观念, 概念 Ross: Well, y'know, monogamy can be a, uh, tricky concept. I mean, anthropologically speaking- 106
1 anthropologically   anthropologicallyadv.人类学上 Ross: Well, y'know, monogamy can be a, uh, tricky concept. I mean, anthropologically speaking- 106
41 invite in5vait vt.邀请, 引起n.邀请 Ross: You're right, you're right, it is...So you gonna invite us all to the big opening? 106
2 envy 5envi n.vt.羡慕, 嫉妒 What you envy's a schwang, 106
9 ira `aIErE abbr.<英> Irish Republican Army ,爱尔兰共和军abbr.<美>Individual Retirement Account,个人退休帐户      Ira  [5aiErE]  艾拉(男子名) Written by: Adam Chase & Ira Ungerleider 106
19 adam Data Management高级数据管理( Mitre公司)      Adam  [5AdEm]  n.亚当(《圣经》故事人物,所谓人类始祖) Written by: Adam Chase & Ira Ungerleider 106
20 applause E5plC:z n.鼓掌欢迎, 欢呼 (applause) 107
10 model 5mCdl n.样式, 型, 模范, 典型, 模型, 原型, 模特儿vt.模仿v.模拟 (Chandler sees that there is a gorgeous model inside the vestibule with him. He makes a gesture of quiet exuberance.) 107
1 exuberance I^`zjU:bErEns n.茂盛, 丰富, 健康 (Chandler sees that there is a gorgeous model inside the vestibule with him. He makes a gesture of quiet exuberance.) 107
1 sweetly 5swi:tli adv.甜地, 香郁地, 含糖地 (Chandler smiles at her, she smiles back sweetly.) 107
3 choke tFEuk v.窒息, 哽住, 使呼吸困难, 阻塞n.窒息, 阻气门 (Chandler starts to choke.) 107
2 strides straid v.大步走(过), 跨过, 大步行走n.步幅 (Chandler strides proudly across the vestibule and Jill stares at him.) 107
7 proudly   proudlyadv.骄傲地 (Chandler strides proudly across the vestibule and Jill stares at him.) 107
7 unable 5Qn5eibl adj.不能的, 不会的 (Chandler tries to save face and makes the 'OK' sign with his hands, while obviously unable to breathe.) 107
55 wall wC:l n.墙壁, 围墙, 似墙之物adj.墙壁的vt.围以墙 (Chandler waits until Jill is looking, then starts to blow a bubble. But instead of blow one, he accidentally spits the gum out of his mouth and hits the wall.) 107
10 waits weit v.(~ for)等待, 等候n.等待, 等待时间 (Chandler waits until Jill is looking, then starts to blow a bubble. But instead of blow one, he accidentally spits the gum out of his mouth and hits the wall.) 107
3 imitate 5imiteit vt.模仿, 仿效, 仿制, 仿造v.模仿 (Everyone starts to imitate him.) 107
5 frightened 5fraIt(E)nd adj.受惊的, 受恐吓的 (He continues to smile like an idiot, and she looks frightened.) 107
11 snaps snAp v.猛地吸住, 突然折断, 使劈啪地晌, 猛咬n.猛咬, 突然折断, 劈啪声adj.突然的      SNAP=Satellite Navigation Alert Plotter 卫星导航警戒标绘仪 (He swings the pen hard, and it snaps back and almost hits him again.) 107
5 strangely   strangelyadv.奇怪地 (Monica and Rachel look at Phoebe strangely.) 107
5 flinches flintF vi.畏缩, 退缩, 畏首畏尾n.退缩, 畏缩 (Ross flinches in pain.) 107
22 pleased pli:zd adj.高兴的, 满足的 (Ross gets up, pleased with himself.) 107
5 taller tC:l adj.高的, 长的, 夸大的adv.<俚> 夸大地 (Ross notices that Paolo is standing on a step, which makes him taller. Ross gets up on the same step so he can look down at Paolo.) 107
4 stroking strEuk n.击, 敲, 报时的钟声, (网球等)一击, (划船等)一划, (绘画等)一笔, 一次努力, 打击vt.抚摸 (She leaves. Chandler presses his face to the glass door after her, stroking the window lovingly. He then turns to the security camera and starts talking to it.) 107
14 presses pres n.压, 按, 印刷, 压力, 拥挤, 紧握, 新闻vt.压, 压榨, 紧抱, 逼迫vi.压, 逼迫, 拥挤, 受压      PRESS=Pacific Range Electro-magnetic Signature Studies 太平洋区域电磁特征研究 (She leaves. Chandler presses his face to the glass door after her, stroking the window lovingly. He then turns to the security camera and starts talking to it.) 107
3 lovingly `lQvINlI adv.钟爱地, 亲切地 (She leaves. Chandler presses his face to the glass door after her, stroking the window lovingly. He then turns to the security camera and starts talking to it.) 107
2 clutches klQtF v.抓住, 攫住n.离合器 (The lights come back on, and Rachel and Paolo are making out. Ross clutches his chest.) 107
46 chest tFest n.胸腔, 胸膛, 箱, 柜 (The lights come back on, and Rachel and Paolo are making out. Ross clutches his chest.) 107
1 grossed ^rEus adj.总的, 毛重的n.总额 (They all look at the window, grossed out, then flinch in pain.) 107
3 flinch flintF vi.畏缩, 退缩, 畏首畏尾n.退缩, 畏缩 (They all look at the window, grossed out, then flinch in pain.) 107
4 hunk hQNk n.<俗>大块 (While looking at the floor for the cat, Rachel runs into a pair of legs. She slowly gets up and sees a gorgeous Italian hunk holding the cat. Who, by the way, you'll hate very, very soon. The man. Not the cat.) 107
73 shoulder 5FEuldE n.肩, 肩部, 侧翼vt.肩负, 承当 [Cut to inside. Monica, Joey and Phoebe are singing while outside, Ross and Rachel are trying to get the cat off of Ross' shoulder.] 107
4 straighten 5streitn v.(使)弄直, 伸直 [Cut to the other side of the apartment, Ross has gone over to straighten things out with Paolo.] 107
29 swing swiN v.摇摆, 摆动, 回转, 旋转n.秋千, 摇摆, 摆动 [Scene: ATM vestibule, Chandler and Jill are sitting below the counter with two pens dangling from their chains in front of them. Jill is showing Chandler how to swing the pen around his head.] 107
68 showing 5FEuiN n.放映 [Scene: ATM vestibule, Chandler and Jill are sitting below the counter with two pens dangling from their chains in front of them. Jill is showing Chandler how to swing the pen around his head.] 107
44 pen pen n.钢笔, 围栏, 围圈, 作家vt.写, 关入栏中      PEN=International Association of Poets, Playwrights, Editors, Essayists and Novelists 国际笔会 [Scene: ATM vestibule, Chandler and Jill are sitting below the counter with two pens dangling from their chains in front of them. Jill is showing Chandler how to swing the pen around his head.] 107
3 pens pen n.钢笔, 围栏, 围圈, 作家vt.写, 关入栏中      PEN=International Association of Poets, Playwrights, Editors, Essayists and Novelists 国际笔会 [Scene: ATM vestibule, Chandler and Jill are sitting below the counter with two pens dangling from their chains in front of them. Jill is showing Chandler how to swing the pen around his head.] 107
3 dangling 5dAN^l v.摇摆 [Scene: ATM vestibule, Chandler and Jill are sitting below the counter with two pens dangling from their chains in front of them. Jill is showing Chandler how to swing the pen around his head.] 107
1 chains tFein n.链(条),镣铐, 一连串, 一系列vt.用链条拴住      Chain  [tFein]  钱恩(①姓氏 ②Ernst Boris, 1906-1979, 生于德国的英国生物化学家, 曾获1945年诺贝尔生理学-医学奖) [Scene: ATM vestibule, Chandler and Jill are sitting below the counter with two pens dangling from their chains in front of them. Jill is showing Chandler how to swing the pen around his head.] 107
11 below bi5lEu prep.在...下面, adv.在下, 在页底 [Scene: ATM vestibule, Chandler and Jill are sitting below the counter with two pens dangling from their chains in front of them. Jill is showing Chandler how to swing the pen around his head.] 107
23 thoughts WC:t n.思考, 想法, 思想, 思潮, 关心, 关怀, 挂念vbl.think的过去式和过去分词 [Scene: ATM vestibule, Jill Goodacre is on the cellular phone. Chandler's thoughts are in italics.] 107
134 jill dVil n.女人, 少女      Jill  [dVil]  n. 吉尔(女子名) [Scene: ATM vestibule, Jill Goodacre is on the cellular phone. Chandler's thoughts are in italics.] 107
7 cellular 5seljulE adj.细胞的 [Scene: ATM vestibule, Jill Goodacre is on the cellular phone. Chandler's thoughts are in italics.] 107
13 introducing   introducingvbl.介绍,引介 [Scene: Central Perk, Rachel is introducing Phoebe, who is playing her guitar for the crowd.] 107
54 guitar ^i5tB: n.吉他, 六弦琴vi.弹吉他 [Scene: Central Perk, Rachel is introducing Phoebe, who is playing her guitar for the crowd.] 107
3 treating 5tri:tiN 处理 [Scene: Monica and Rachel's, Phoebe is holding the cat, Monica is treating the scratches on Ross' back. Joey is holding the menorah over the wound.] 107
6 scratches skrAtF n.乱写, 刮擦声, 抓痕, 擦伤vt.乱涂, 勾抹掉, 擦, 刮, 搔, 抓, 挖出vi.发刮擦声, 搔, 抓adj.打草稿用的, 凑合的 [Scene: Monica and Rachel's, Phoebe is holding the cat, Monica is treating the scratches on Ross' back. Joey is holding the menorah over the wound.] 107
10 disgustedly   disgustedlyadv.厌烦地 [Scene: Monica and Rachel's, Rachel and Paolo are at the window. Ross and Joey are watching disgustedly.] 107
28 passed pB:st 已经通过的, 已被传递的 [Scene: Monica and Rachel's, time has passed. The five are sitting around the coffee table talking.] 107
3 menorah mE5nEurE, -5nC:rE n.犹太宗教仪式所用的烛台之一种 [Scene: Monica's apartment, Joey enters with a menorah, the candles lit.] 107
13 lit lit vbl.light的过去式及过去分词 [Scene: Monica's apartment, Joey enters with a menorah, the candles lit.] 107
36 candles 5kAndl n.蜡烛vt.对着光检查 [Scene: Monica's apartment, Joey enters with a menorah, the candles lit.] 107
16 vestibule 5vestibju:l n.门廊, 前厅, [解][动]前庭vt.为...设门廊 [Scene: The ATM vestibule of a bank, Chandler is inside. The lights go out, and he realizes he is trapped inside.] 107
16 trapped trApt 捕集的, 捕获的, 收集的, 截留的 [Scene: The ATM vestibule of a bank, Chandler is inside. The lights go out, and he realizes he is trapped inside.] 107
19 atm   ATMabbr.Automatic Teller Machine ,自动取款(出纳)机abbr.Asynchronous Transfer Mode, 异步传输模式 [Scene: The ATM vestibule of a bank, Chandler is inside. The lights go out, and he realizes he is trapped inside.] 107
128 hallway 5hC:lwei n.走廊 [Scene: The hallway of Monica's building. Phoebe and Rachel are trying to find the cat's owner.] 107
1 impish 5impiF adj.顽童似的, 似顽童的, 顽皮的 Chandler: (chewing gum) Ah, let's see. What next? Blow a bubble. A bubble's good. It's got a... boyish charm, it's impish. Here we go. 107
6 charm tFB:m n.吸引力, (女人的)魔力, 魅力, 符咒vt.迷人, 使陶醉, 行魔法vi.用符咒, 有魔力 Chandler: (chewing gum) Ah, let's see. What next? Blow a bubble. A bubble's good. It's got a... boyish charm, it's impish. Here we go. 107
14 bubble 5bQbl n.泡沫, 幻想的计划vi.起泡, 潺潺的流 Chandler: (chewing gum) Ah, let's see. What next? Blow a bubble. A bubble's good. It's got a... boyish charm, it's impish. Here we go. 107
1 boyish `bRIIF adj.少年的, 孩子气的 Chandler: (chewing gum) Ah, let's see. What next? Blow a bubble. A bubble's good. It's got a... boyish charm, it's impish. Here we go. 107
7 gasping 5^B:spiN adj.喘气的 Chandler: (gasping) Yes... thank you. That was... that was.... 107
13 contact 5kCntAkt n.接触, 联系vt.接触, 联系 Chandler: Alright, alright, alright. It's been fourteen and a half minutes and you still have not said one word. Oh God, do something. Just make contact, smile! 107
15 track trAk n.轨迹, 车辙, 跟踪, 航迹, 足迹, 路, 磁轨, 途径vt.循路而行, 追踪, 通过, 用纤拉vi.追踪, 留下足迹, 走 Chandler: Good save! We're back on track, and I'm... (grimacing) ..chewing someone else's gum. This is not my gum. Oh my God! Oh my God! And now you're choking.  107
2 grimacing ^ri5meis n.面部的歪扭, 痛苦的表情, 鬼脸vi.扮鬼脸, 作苦相 Chandler: Good save! We're back on track, and I'm... (grimacing) ..chewing someone else's gum. This is not my gum. Oh my God! Oh my God! And now you're choking.  107
10 choking 5tFEukiN adj.窒息的, 憋闷的透不过气来的 Chandler: Good save! We're back on track, and I'm... (grimacing) ..chewing someone else's gum. This is not my gum. Oh my God! Oh my God! And now you're choking.  107
35 copy 5kCpi n.副本, 拷贝, 摹仿, 一册v.复印, 复制, 拷贝, 抄袭 Chandler: Hi, um, I'm account number 7143457. And, uh, I don't know if you got any of that, but I would really like a copy of the tape. 107
3 slyly `slaIlI adv.狡猾地, 奸诈地, 秘密地, 顽皮地 Chandler: Nice going, imp. OK, it's OK. All I need to do is reach over and put it in my mouth. (Chandler slyly grabs the gum from the wall and slides it back in his mouth.) 107
1 imp imp n.小鬼, 小淘气, 顽童vt.加强, 补充, 装翅膀      IMP=Industrial Management Program 工业管理程序 Chandler: Nice going, imp. OK, it's OK. All I need to do is reach over and put it in my mouth. (Chandler slyly grabs the gum from the wall and slides it back in his mouth.) 107
2 victoria vik5tC:riE n. 四轮折篷马车      Victoria  [vik5tC:riE]  n.维多利亚 Chandler: Oh my God, it's that Victoria's Secret model. Something... something Goodacre. 107
58 secret 5si:krit n.秘密, 秘诀, 奥秘adj.秘密的, 隐秘的, 幽静的、 Chandler: Oh my God, it's that Victoria's Secret model. Something... something Goodacre. 107
19 offers 5CfE n.出价, 提议, 意图vt.提供, 出价, 贡献, 使出现, 企图, 演出vi.(机会、时机等)出现, 献祭, 提议 Chandler: Oh, then no thanks. What the hell was that? Mental note: If Jill Goodacre offers you gum, you take it. If she offers you mangled animal carcass, you take it. 107
9 mental 5mentl adj.精神的, 智力的 Chandler: Oh, then no thanks. What the hell was that? Mental note: If Jill Goodacre offers you gum, you take it. If she offers you mangled animal carcass, you take it. 107
1 mangled 5mAN^l vt.乱砍, 撕裂, 破坏, 毁损, 损坏, 轧布n.(洗衣用的)轧干机, 熨平机 Chandler: Oh, then no thanks. What the hell was that? Mental note: If Jill Goodacre offers you gum, you take it. If she offers you mangled animal carcass, you take it. 107
4 carcass 5kB:kEs n.(屠宰后)畜体 Chandler: Oh, then no thanks. What the hell was that? Mental note: If Jill Goodacre offers you gum, you take it. If she offers you mangled animal carcass, you take it. 107
18 focus 5fEukEs n.(兴趣活动等的)中心, 焦点, 焦距, [医]病灶, [地](地震的)震源vi.聚焦, 注视vt.使集中在焦点上, 定焦点, 调焦, 集中      FOCUS=Forum of Control Users 控制数据公司用户论坛[美] Chandler: She's right, it's Jill. Jill Goodacre. Oh my God. I am trapped in an ATM vestibule with Jill Goodacre! (pause) Is it a vestibule? Maybe it's an atrium. Oh, yeah, that is the part to focus on, you idiot! 107
1 atrium 5B:triEm n.中庭, 心房 Chandler: She's right, it's Jill. Jill Goodacre. Oh my God. I am trapped in an ATM vestibule with Jill Goodacre! (pause) Is it a vestibule? Maybe it's an atrium. Oh, yeah, that is the part to focus on, you idiot! 107
1 sugarless `FJ^ElIs adj.无糖的,不含糖的(尤指用糖精配制的) Chandler: Um, is it sugarless? 107
51 cover 5kQvE n.盖子, 封面, 藉口vt.覆盖, 铺, 掩饰, 保护, 掩护, 包括, 包含, 适用vi.覆盖, 涂, 代替 Chandler: Yeah, I'm fine. (trying to cover up what he is saying) I'm trppd in an ATM vstbl wth Jll Gdcr. 107
19 saving 5seiviN n.存款, 挽救, 救助, 节约adj.搭救的, 挽救的, 节约的, 节俭的, 保留的, 补偿的prep.除...之外, 考虑到 Chandler: Yes. Yes, thanks for letting me use your phone... and for saving my life. 107
23 letting `letIN n.出租 Chandler: Yes. Yes, thanks for letting me use your phone... and for saving my life. 107
19 strange streindV adj.陌生的, 生疏的, 前所未知的, 奇怪的, 奇异的, 不惯的 Chandler: You know, on second thought, gum would be perfection. (Jill gives him a stick of gum, and a strange look) 'Gum would be perfection'? 'Gum would be perfection.' Could have said 'gum would be nice,' or 'I'll have a stick,' but no, no, no, no. For me, gum is perfection. I loathe myself. 107
4 perfection pE5fekFEn n.尽善尽美, 完美, 完成 Chandler: You know, on second thought, gum would be perfection. (Jill gives him a stick of gum, and a strange look) 'Gum would be perfection'? 'Gum would be perfection.' Could have said 'gum would be nice,' or 'I'll have a stick,' but no, no, no, no. For me, gum is perfection. I loathe myself. 107
1 loathe lEuT vt.厌恶, 憎恶 Chandler: You know, on second thought, gum would be perfection. (Jill gives him a stick of gum, and a strange look) 'Gum would be perfection'? 'Gum would be perfection.' Could have said 'gum would be nice,' or 'I'll have a stick,' but no, no, no, no. For me, gum is perfection. I loathe myself. 107
6 offering 5CfEriN n.提供, 奉献物, 献礼, 祭品 Jill: (awkwardly) Would you like to call somebody? (offering phone) 107
3 awkwardly   awkwardlyadv.笨拙地, 无技巧地 Jill: (awkwardly) Would you like to call somebody? (offering phone) 107
1 heimlich `haImlIk maneuver<美>[医]海姆利克氏操作法 Jill: My God, you're choking! (she runs over and gives him the Heimlich, the gum flies from his mouth) That better? 107
13 whip (h)wip n.鞭子, 车夫v.鞭打, 抽打, 突然移动 Jill: No, you've got to whip it.  107
12 swings swiN v.摇摆, 摆动, 回转, 旋转n.秋千, 摇摆, 摆动 Jill: Ready? (she swings the pen around her head in a circle) 107
10 circle 5sE:kl n.圆周, 圆形物, 派系, 循环v.围, 环绕盘旋 Jill: Ready? (she swings the pen around her head in a circle) 107
29 goodbye 9^Jd`baI int.再见 Jill: Well, goodbye Chandler. I had a great blackout. (she kisses him on the cheek) See ya. 107
53 cheek tFi:k n.颊, 厚颜, 类似颊的事物, <俚>臀部 Jill: Well, goodbye Chandler. I had a great blackout. (she kisses him on the cheek) See ya. 107
2 maniacal mE5naiEkEl adj.发狂的, 狂乱的 Joey: (does a maniacal laugh) Bwah-hah-hah! 107
17 hah hB: int.嘿, 哈 Joey: (does a maniacal laugh) Bwah-hah-hah! 107
3 intentionally   intentionallyadv.有意地,故意地 Joey: (to everyone) Oh my God! He's trapped in an ATM vestibule with Jill Goodacre! (on phone) Chandler, listen. (says something intentionally garbled) 107
2 garbled 5^B:bl vt.断章取义, 混淆 Joey: (to everyone) Oh my God! He's trapped in an ATM vestibule with Jill Goodacre! (on phone) Chandler, listen. (says something intentionally garbled) 107
14 zone zEun n.地域, 地带, 地区, 环带, 圈vt.环绕, 使分成地带vi.分成区 Joey: Because you waited too long to make your move, and now you're in the friend zone.  107
9 waited weit v.(~ for)等待, 等候n.等待, 等待时间 Joey: Because you waited too long to make your move, and now you're in the friend zone.  107
130 throw WrEu n.投, 掷v.扔, 抛, (指马)把骑者摔在地上, 使苦恼, 惊忧, 投掷 Joey: Hey Ross. This probably isn't the best time to bring it up, but you have to throw a party for Monica. 107
70 york jC:k 〈板球〉使击球员出局      York  [jC:k]  约克角[澳大利亚东北部](在约克角半岛) Joey: OK... my weirdest place would have to be... the women's room on the second floor of the New York CIty public library. 107
7 weirdest wiEd adj.怪异的, 超自然的, 神秘的, 不可思议的, 超乎事理之外的n.<古><苏格兰>命运, 预言, 符咒 Joey: OK... my weirdest place would have to be... the women's room on the second floor of the New York CIty public library. 107
1 priesthood   priesthoodn.教士, 僧侣, 神父 Joey: Priesthood! Look Ross, I'm telling you, she has no idea what you're thinking. If you don't ask her out soon you're going to end up stuck in the zone forever. 107
2 mayor mZE n.市长 Joey: Ross, you're mayor of the zone. 107
18 wax wAks n.蜡, 蜡状物, 增加, 月亮由亏转盈vi.变大, 增大, 月亮渐满vt.上蜡于 Joey: Sorry, that was wax. 107
13 winner 5winE n.胜利者, 优胜者, 获胜的事物 Joey: We have a winner! 107
10 jewish 5dVu(:)iF adj.犹太人的, 犹太族的 Joey: Well, Chandler's old roomate was Jewish, and these are the only candles we have, so... Happy Chanukah, everyone. 107
5 chanukah 5kB: nu7kB: n.(=Hanuka)光明节(犹太人一纪念节日) Joey: Well, Chandler's old roomate was Jewish, and these are the only candles we have, so... Happy Chanukah, everyone. 107
13 messing mes n.混乱, 脏乱v.弄乱 Joey: Yeeeeaaaahhh! What's messing you up? The wine? The candles? The moonlight? You've just got to go up to her and say, 'Rachel, I think that...' (Rachel comes into the room behind them) 107
4 wonders 5wQndE n.奇迹, 惊奇, 惊愕vt.对...感到惊讶, 惊奇, 想知道vi.惊讶, 怀疑adj.非凡的, 奇妙的 Monica, Joey, and Phoebe: (singing) I'm on top of the world, looking down on creation and the only explanation I can find, is the wonders I've found ever since... 107
7 explanation 7eksplE5neiFEn n.解释, 解说, 说明, 辩解, 互相讲明 Monica, Joey, and Phoebe: (singing) I'm on top of the world, looking down on creation and the only explanation I can find, is the wonders I've found ever since... 107
2 creation kri5eiFEn n.创造, 创作物 Monica, Joey, and Phoebe: (singing) I'm on top of the world, looking down on creation and the only explanation I can find, is the wonders I've found ever since... 107
69 sweater 5swetE n.厚运动衫, 毛线衫 Monica: (into phone) Pants and a sweater? Why, mom? Who am I gonna meet in a blackout? Power company guys? Eligible looters? Could we talk about this later? OK. (hangs up) 107
1 looters   looter掠夺者, 抢劫者, 强夺者 Monica: (into phone) Pants and a sweater? Why, mom? Who am I gonna meet in a blackout? Power company guys? Eligible looters? Could we talk about this later? OK. (hangs up) 107
4 eligible 5elidVEbl adj.符合条件的, 合格的 Monica: (into phone) Pants and a sweater? Why, mom? Who am I gonna meet in a blackout? Power company guys? Eligible looters? Could we talk about this later? OK. (hangs up) 107
6 blackout 5blAkaut n.灯火管制, (暂时的)眩晕, 中断 Monica: (into phone) Pants and a sweater? Why, mom? Who am I gonna meet in a blackout? Power company guys? Eligible looters? Could we talk about this later? OK. (hangs up) 107
3 smitten 5smitn v.smite的过去分词 Monica: (smitten) Hi! 107
10 queens kwi:n n.王后, 女王      Queen  [kwi:n]  奎恩(姓氏) Monica: Mom says it's all of Manhattan, parts of Brooklyn and Queens, and they have no idea when it's coming back on. 107
8 manhattan mAn5hAtEn n.曼哈顿岛(美国纽约一区) Monica: Mom says it's all of Manhattan, parts of Brooklyn and Queens, and they have no idea when it's coming back on. 107
9 senior 5si:njE adj.年长的, 资格较老的, 地位较高的, 高级的      Senior  [5si:njE]  西尼尔(姓氏) Monica: OK, I'll go. OK, senior year of college... on a pool table. 107
20 pool pu:l n.池, 撞球, 联营, 石油层vt.合伙经营, 共享, 共有, 集中(钱、力量等), 采掘, 汇聚成vi.汇合成塘, 郁积, 联营 Monica: OK, I'll go. OK, senior year of college... on a pool table. 107
70 college 5kClidV n.(综合大学中的)学院, (独立的)学院, <美>大学, <英>公学, 书院, 高等专科学院, 大学, 学会 Monica: OK, I'll go. OK, senior year of college... on a pool table. 107
52 owe Eu vt.欠(债等), 受到...的思想, 感激, 把...归功于v.欠,应感激,应该把…归功于(to)vi.欠钱 Mr. Heckles: (as Phoebe and Rachel leave) You owe me a cat. 107
13 buttons 5bQtn n.钮扣, [计]按钮v.扣住, 扣紧 Mr. Heckles: Ehhhh... B-Buttons. 107
25 b bi: 生于      B     n.字母B Mr. Heckles: Ehhhh... B-Buttons. 107
1 poco 5pEukEu, 5pC:kEu adv.少,稍 Paolo: Poco... a leetle. 107
1 si si: [域] Slovenia , 斯洛文尼亚abbr.[军] Spark Ignition, 火花塞点火      Sisymb 〈化〉硅(silicon) Paolo: Si. 107
14 writes rait vt.书写, 著述, 写, 写满, 写信给vi.写, 写字, 写信, 写作, 作曲 Phoebe: (singing) New York City has no power, and the milk is getting sour. But to me it is not scary, 'cause I stay away from dairy.... la la la, la la, la la... (she writes the lyrics down) 107
2 sour 5sauE adj.酸的, 发酵的, 酸腐的, 酸味的 Phoebe: (singing) New York City has no power, and the milk is getting sour. But to me it is not scary, 'cause I stay away from dairy.... la la la, la la, la la... (she writes the lyrics down) 107
30 scary 5skZEri adj.引起惊慌的 Phoebe: (singing) New York City has no power, and the milk is getting sour. But to me it is not scary, 'cause I stay away from dairy.... la la la, la la, la la... (she writes the lyrics down) 107
2 lyrics 5lirik n.抒情诗, 歌词adj.(供)吟唱的, 抒情的 Phoebe: (singing) New York City has no power, and the milk is getting sour. But to me it is not scary, 'cause I stay away from dairy.... la la la, la la, la la... (she writes the lyrics down) 107
4 betcha `betFE <口> = bet you Phoebe: (smiling) You betcha! 107
1 mendels 5mendl 孟德尔(Gregor Johann, 1822-1884, 奥地利遗传学家) Phoebe: (stops at a door) Oh no, the Mendels, they hate all living things, right? 107
21 anywhere 5eniwZE adv.无论何处 Phoebe: Alright. I looked all over the building and I couldn't find the kitty anywhere. 107
25 grandma 5^rAnmB:, 5^rAndmB: n.奶奶 Phoebe: Can I borrow the phone? I want to call my apartment and check on my grandma. (to Monica) What's my number?  107
10 thats TAt adj.那, 那个pron.那, 那个conj.引导从句 Phoebe: Hi. Um, I want to start with a song thats about that moment when you suddenly realize what life is all about. OK, here we go. (plays a chord, then the lights go out) OK, thank you very much. 107
4 chord kC:d n.弦, 和音, 情绪n.[解]腱 Phoebe: Hi. Um, I want to start with a song thats about that moment when you suddenly realize what life is all about. OK, here we go. (plays a chord, then the lights go out) OK, thank you very much. 107
24 lip lip n.嘴唇, 唇缘      LIP=Laser Integrated Periscope 激光综合潜望镜 Phoebe: I know, I just want to bite his bottom lip. (Rachel looks at her) But I won't. 107
55 bite bait n.咬, 咬伤, 一口, 刺痛v.咬, 刺痛abbr.[军] Built-In Test Equipment, 机内测试设备 Phoebe: I know, I just want to bite his bottom lip. (Rachel looks at her) But I won't. 107
14 negative 5ne^Etiv n.否定, 负数, 底片adj.否定的, 消极的, 负的, 阴性的vt.否定, 拒绝(接受) Phoebe: Oh, look look look. The last candle's about to burn out. 10, 9, 8, 7... (time lapse)... negative 46, negative 47, negative 48.... (someone blows it out, the room gets completely dark) 107
29 dark dB:k n.黑暗, 夜, 黄昏, 暗色, 无知, 模糊adj.黑暗的, 暗的, (头发、皮肤等)黑色的, 隐秘的, 无知的, 隐晦的, 模糊的 Phoebe: Oh, look look look. The last candle's about to burn out. 10, 9, 8, 7... (time lapse)... negative 46, negative 47, negative 48.... (someone blows it out, the room gets completely dark) 107
17 burn bE:n v.烧, 烧焦, 点(灯), 使感觉烧热n.烧伤, 灼伤 Phoebe: Oh, look look look. The last candle's about to burn out. 10, 9, 8, 7... (time lapse)... negative 46, negative 47, negative 48.... (someone blows it out, the room gets completely dark) 107
65 scared skZEd adj.恐惧的 Phoebe: Oh, poor little Tooty is scared to death. We should find his owner. 107
31 poor puE adj.贫穷的, 可怜的, 乏味的, 卑鄙的 Phoebe: Oh, poor little Tooty is scared to death. We should find his owner. 107
13 owner 5EunE n.所有者, 业主 Phoebe: Oh, poor little Tooty is scared to death. We should find his owner. 107
1 milwaukee mil5wC:ki7(:) 密尔沃基[美国威斯康星州东南部港市] Phoebe: Oh... Milwaukee. 107
18 typical 5tipikEl adj.典型的, 象征性的 Phoebe: This is so typical. I'm always the last one to know everything. 107
1 mopeds 5mEu7ped n.机动脚踏两用车 Phoebe: You know, did you ride mopeds? 'Cause I've heard... (they stare at her)... oh, I see... it's not about that right now. OK. 107
24 zoo zu: n.动物园      ZOO使用zoo程序压缩的档案文件格式 Phoebe: Yuh-huh! I was the last one to know when Chandler got bitten by the peacock at the zoo. I was the last one to know when you had a crush on Joey when he was moving in. (Monica gestures at Phoebe to shut up; Joey looks surprised but pleased) Looks like I was second to last. 107
2 peacock 5pi:kCk n.孔雀v.炫耀      Peacock  [5pi:kCk]  皮科克(①姓氏 ②Thomas Love, 1785-1866, 英国讽刺小说家、诗人) Phoebe: Yuh-huh! I was the last one to know when Chandler got bitten by the peacock at the zoo. I was the last one to know when you had a crush on Joey when he was moving in. (Monica gestures at Phoebe to shut up; Joey looks surprised but pleased) Looks like I was second to last. 107
158 moving 5mu:viN vbl.移动 Phoebe: Yuh-huh! I was the last one to know when Chandler got bitten by the peacock at the zoo. I was the last one to know when you had a crush on Joey when he was moving in. (Monica gestures at Phoebe to shut up; Joey looks surprised but pleased) Looks like I was second to last. 107
2 bitten 5bitn vbl.咬 Phoebe: Yuh-huh! I was the last one to know when Chandler got bitten by the peacock at the zoo. I was the last one to know when you had a crush on Joey when he was moving in. (Monica gestures at Phoebe to shut up; Joey looks surprised but pleased) Looks like I was second to last. 107
25 english 5iN^liF adj.英文的, 英国人的, 英格兰的n.英国人, 英语 Rachel: (proudly) He doesn't speak much English. 107
1 trampled 5trAmpl n.踩踏, 蹂躏v.践踏, 踩坏, 轻视 Rachel: During a blackout? He'd get trampled! 107
37 during 5djuEriN prep.在...的期间, 在...的时候 Rachel: During a blackout? He'd get trampled! 107
85 present pri5zent n.赠品, 礼物, 现在, 瞄准adj.现在的, 出席的, 当面的vt.介绍, 引见, 给, 赠送, 上演, 提出, 呈现vi.举枪瞄准 Rachel: Everybody? Shh, shhh. Uhhh... Central Perk is proud to present the music of Miss Phoebe Buffay. 107
71 music 5mju:zik n.音乐, 乐曲 Rachel: Everybody? Shh, shhh. Uhhh... Central Perk is proud to present the music of Miss Phoebe Buffay. 107
2 smiled smail vi.(~ at) 微笑n.微笑 Rachel: God, the first time he smiled at me... those three seconds were more exciting than three weeks in Bermuda with Barry. 107
3 bermuda bE(:)5mju:dE n.百慕大群岛(北大西洋西部群岛) Rachel: God, the first time he smiled at me... those three seconds were more exciting than three weeks in Bermuda with Barry. 107
21 kitty 5kiti n.小猫      Kitty  [5kiti]  n. 基蒂(女子名) Rachel: Here, kitty-kitty. Here kitty-kitty. Where did you go, little kitty-kitty-kitty? Here kitty-kitty-kitty-kitty... 107
54 confused kEn5fju:zd adj.困惑的, 烦恼的 Rachel: Huh. (she agrees, but looks very confused) 107
29 theme Wi:m n.(谈话, 写作等的)题目, 主题, 学生的作文, 作文题, [音乐] 主题, 主题曲, 主旋律 Rachel: I just never had a relationship with that kind of passion, you know, where you have to have somebody right there, in the middle of a theme park. 107
17 rubs rQb v.擦, 摩擦rt. (~ along) 和谐相处, (~ off) 擦掉, 擦破, (~ out) 把(记号,笔记,笔迹等)擦掉 Rachel: Oh Ross, you're so great. (she playfully rubs his head and gets up) 107
6 playfully   playfully开玩笑地 Rachel: Oh Ross, you're so great. (she playfully rubs his head and gets up) 107
13 sigh sai n.叹息, 叹息声vi.叹息, 叹气 Rachel: Oh, alright. The weirdest place would have to be... (sigh)... oh, the foot of the bed.  107
29 roof ru:f n.屋顶, 房顶, 顶 Rachel: Oh, look at the little cat! (a small kitten is on the roof behind Ross) 107
4 kitten 5kitn n.小猫, 小动物 Rachel: Oh, look at the little cat! (a small kitten is on the roof behind Ross) 107
175 cat kAt n.猫      CAT=Carburetor Air Temperature 汽化器空气温度 Rachel: Oh, look at the little cat! (a small kitten is on the roof behind Ross) 107
67 heckles 5hekl vt.以麻梳梳理, 激烈质问, 诘问, 集中质问n.麻梳 Rachel: Oh. (they knock at the next door, Mr. Heckles answers) Hi. We just found this cat and we're looking for the owner. 107
7 italy 5itEli n.意大利(欧洲南部国家) Rachel: Oh... Italy, I think. 107
2 miniature 5minjEtFE n.缩小的模型, 缩图, 缩影adj.微型的, 缩小的 Rachel: There, well, see? Barry wouldn't even kiss me on a miniature golf course.  107
9 golf ^Clf n.高尔夫球vi.打高尔夫球      Golf  [^Clf]  通讯中用于代表字母 g 的词 Rachel: There, well, see? Barry wouldn't even kiss me on a miniature golf course.  107
2 shushing FQF int.嘘!n.嘘声 Rachel: What are you shushing? 107
2 blacked blAk n.黑色, 黑颜料, 黑人adj.黑色的, 弄脏了的, 忧郁的vt.(使)变黑, 涂黑      Black  [blAk]  布莱克(①姓氏 ②Hugo La Fayette, 1886-1971, 美国法学家) Rachel: Wow, this is so cool, you guys. The entire city is blacked out! 107
16 exhales eks5heil, e^5zeil v.呼气, 发出, 发散, <古>使蒸发 Rachel: Wow. (she exhales in amazement, blowing the candle out) 107
10 candle 5kAndl n.蜡烛vt.对着光检查 Rachel: Wow. (she exhales in amazement, blowing the candle out) 107
15 blowing 5blEuiN 吹风, 排泄, 鼓风 Rachel: Wow. (she exhales in amazement, blowing the candle out) 107
11 amazement E5meizmEnt n.惊愕, 惊异 Rachel: Wow. (she exhales in amazement, blowing the candle out) 107
2 superficial sju:pE5fiFEl adj.表面的, 肤浅的, 浅薄的 Rachel: Y'know, I know it's totally superficial and we have absolutely nothing in common, and we don't even speak the same language but Goooooooddddddd.... 107
15 common 5kCmEn adj.共同的, 公共的, 公有的, 普通的, 庸俗的, 伪劣的n.[复][总]平民, 公有, 普通, 共通 Rachel: Y'know, I know it's totally superficial and we have absolutely nothing in common, and we don't even speak the same language but Goooooooddddddd.... 107
51 surprised   surprisedadj.感到惊讶的 Ross: (acts surprised) What? (pause) Why not? 107
6 acts   ACTS=Acoustic Control and Telemetry System 声控制与遥测系统      Actsn. 〈圣经·新约〉《使徒行传》 Ross: (acts surprised) What? (pause) Why not? 107
3 innocently   innocentlyadv.无罪地, 纯洁地 Ross: (innocently) What? 107
42 jealous 5dVelEs adj.妒忌的, 猜疑的, 警惕的, 嫉妒的 Ross: (jealous) So, um... where did Paolo come from? 107
56 blah blB: n.<俚>废话, 瞎说adj.无聊的, 乏味的 Ross: (mocking Paolo) Blah blah blah, blah blah blah... blah blaaaaaah.... 107
4 sixes siks num.六, 六个 Ross: (rolling) Lucky sixes.... 107
25 sarcastically   sarcasticallyadv.讽刺地, 辛辣地 Ross: (sarcastically) And you didn't marry him because...? 107
11 rabbi 5rAbaI n.拉比(犹太人的学者), 法学博士, 法师, 先生 Ross: And officiating at tonight's blackout, is Rabbi Tribbiani. 107
2 officiating E5fiFieit v.行使 Ross: And officiating at tonight's blackout, is Rabbi Tribbiani. 107
6 disneyland 5dizni7lAnd n.迪斯尼乐园 Ross: Disneyland, 1989, 'It's a Small World After All.' 107
2 groundwork 5^raJndw\:k n.地基, 基础, 根基 Ross: I'm taking my time, alright? I'm laying the groundwork. Yeah. I mean, every day I get just a little bit closer to... 107
35 trust trQst vt.信任, 信赖, 盼望, 希望, 赊卖, 热望, 切望n.(~ in) 信任, 信赖 Ross: It is. Eventually, it kind of... burns out. But hopefully, what you're left with is trust, and security, and... well, in the case of my ex-wife, lesbianism. So, you know, for all of those people who miss out on that passion... thing, there's all that other good stuff. 107
38 security si5kjuEriti n.安全 Ross: It is. Eventually, it kind of... burns out. But hopefully, what you're left with is trust, and security, and... well, in the case of my ex-wife, lesbianism. So, you know, for all of those people who miss out on that passion... thing, there's all that other good stuff. 107
1 lesbianism `lezbIEnIzLm n.女性同性恋关系 Ross: It is. Eventually, it kind of... burns out. But hopefully, what you're left with is trust, and security, and... well, in the case of my ex-wife, lesbianism. So, you know, for all of those people who miss out on that passion... thing, there's all that other good stuff. 107
4 spooky 5spu:kI adj.幽灵般的, 怪异的, 神经质的 Ross: Kinda... spooky without any lights. 107
23 technically   technicallyadv.技术上, 学术上, 工艺上 Ross: No, no, no. Technically the... sex is not... being had, but that's... see, that's not the point. See, um, the point is that... Rachel and I should be, er, together. You know, and if you get in the.... um...  107
71 sad sAd adj.忧愁的, 悲哀的      SAD=Service Action Drawing 维修图 Ross: No, no, that's not where I was going. Er, if you get in the... way, of us becoming a thing, then I would be, well, very sad. 107
11 becoming bi5kQmiN adj.合适的, 适当的 Ross: No, no, that's not where I was going. Er, if you get in the... way, of us becoming a thing, then I would be, well, very sad. 107
1 definitive di5finitiv adj.最后的, 确定的, 权威性的 Ross: OK, guys, guys? I have the definitive one. Mwwwooooo-hah-hah... 107
22 general 5dVenErEl n.普通, 将军, 概要adj.一般的, 普通的, 综合的, 概括的, 全面的, 大体的 n.常规 Ross: OK, I have a question. Well, actually, it's not so much a question as.. more of a general wondering... ment. 107
1 overrated 5EuvE5reit vt.对估价过高 Ross: Probably. But you know, I'll tell you something. Passion is way overrated.  107
18 touching 5tQtFiN adj.动人的, 令人同情的prep.<书>关于, 至于 Ross: That, that is funny... (to Joey).... and Rachel keeps touching him. 107
53 keeps ki:p n.保持, 保养, 生计, 监狱, [史]要塞vt.保持, 保存, 遵守, 经营, 看守, 拘留, 维持, 记(日记,帐等)vi.保持, 继续不断 Ross: That, that is funny... (to Joey).... and Rachel keeps touching him. 107
160 sister 5sistE n.姐妹, 姐, 女会员, 修女, 妹vt.姐妹般对待 Ross: That's my sister. 107
10 classic 5klAsik n.杰作, 名著adj.第一流的 Ross: That's... that's classic. 107
51 ride raid v.骑, 乘n.骑, 乘 Ross: The ride broke down. So, Carol and I went behind a couple of those mechanical Dutch children... then they fixed the ride, and we were asked never to return to the Magic Kingdom. 107
1 mechanical mi5kAnikl adj.机械的, 机械制的, 机械似的, 呆板的 Ross: The ride broke down. So, Carol and I went behind a couple of those mechanical Dutch children... then they fixed the ride, and we were asked never to return to the Magic Kingdom. 107
11 fixed fikst adj.固定的, 确定的, 准备好的, 固执的, 不易发挥的, <美口>(在经济上)处境...的 Ross: The ride broke down. So, Carol and I went behind a couple of those mechanical Dutch children... then they fixed the ride, and we were asked never to return to the Magic Kingdom. 107
20 dutch 5dQtF n.荷兰人, 荷兰语adj.荷兰的, <俚> 德国的, 条顿民族的 Ross: The ride broke down. So, Carol and I went behind a couple of those mechanical Dutch children... then they fixed the ride, and we were asked never to return to the Magic Kingdom. 107
45 children 5tFildrEn n.孩子, 孩子们 Ross: The ride broke down. So, Carol and I went behind a couple of those mechanical Dutch children... then they fixed the ride, and we were asked never to return to the Magic Kingdom. 107
12 silent 5sailEnt adj.寂静的, 沉默的, 无声的, 无记载的 Ross: We're shushing... because... we're trying to hear something. Listen. (everyone is silent) Don't you hear that? 107
25 shoulders 5FEuldE n.肩, 肩部, 侧翼vt.肩负, 承当 Ross: What? (the cat jumps on his shoulders) Ow! 107
81 jumps dVQmp n.跳跃, 上涨, 惊跳vt.跳跃, 跃过, 突升, 使跳跃vi.跳跃, 暴涨 Ross: What? (the cat jumps on his shoulders) Ow! 107
8 vice vais n.恶习, 恶行, 坏脾气, 罪恶, 堕落, 老虎钳, 缺点, 缺陷vt.钳住prep.代替 Ross: Yeah! Se vice? 107
9 se Sweden , 瑞典      SEabbr. 东南 (southeast)      Sesymb 〈化〉硒 (selenium) Ross: Yeah! Se vice? 107
17 ruth ru:W n.怜悯, 悲哀      Ruthn. 鲁思(女子名) Transcribed by: Ruth Curran 107
11 slice slais n.薄片, 切片, 一份, 部分, 片段v.切(片) (Cut to Chandler and a woman, Andrea, reaching for the same slice of meat) 108
8 reaching ri:tF n.延伸, 区域, 河段, 范围, (车子前后轴的)联接杆, 横风行驶vt.到达, 达到, 伸出, 影响vi.达到, 延伸, 伸出手, 传开 (Cut to Chandler and a woman, Andrea, reaching for the same slice of meat) 108
39 meat mi: t n.(食用)肉, 肉类 (Cut to Chandler and a woman, Andrea, reaching for the same slice of meat) 108
2 extravagant iks5trAvE^Ent adj.奢侈的, 浪费的, 过分的, 放纵的 (Cut to Joey watching TV in the corner. He makes an extravagant gesture of disappointment.) 108
5 disappointment 7disE5pCintmEnt n.失望 (Cut to Joey watching TV in the corner. He makes an extravagant gesture of disappointment.) 108
37 corner 5kC:nE n.角落, (街道)拐角处, (遥远的)地区, 偏僻处, 困境, 绝路vt.迫至一隅, 垄断, 使陷入绝境, 把...难住vi.相交成角, 囤积(in) (Cut to Joey watching TV in the corner. He makes an extravagant gesture of disappointment.) 108
85 finds faind vt.找到, 发现, 感到, 查明, 得到, 认为, 见到...的存在vi.裁决n.发现[计] 在文件中查找指定的字符串 (He finds a shoebox (out of shot), pulls it down and opens it. It is full of Sweet 'n' Lo's.) 108
14 disbelief 5disbi5li:f n.怀疑 (He goes to kiss her but she moves. Monica screams. Ross shouts and stares in disbelief. Monica runs out of the room.) 108
38 reaches ri:tF n.延伸, 区域, 河段, 范围, (车子前后轴的)联接杆, 横风行驶vt.到达, 达到, 伸出, 影响vi.达到, 延伸, 伸出手, 传开 (He reaches up higher and knocks down another shoebox lid. Sweet 'n' Lo's rain down on him) 108
7 higher 5haiE adj.更高的 (He reaches up higher and knocks down another shoebox lid. Sweet 'n' Lo's rain down on him) 108
12 shout Faut v.呼喊, 呼叫n.呼喊, 呼叫 (He tries pushing against the chest of drawers. Then he opens one of the drawers and climbs into the closet using that; he falls behind the chest of drawers with a shout.) 108
49 closet 5klCzit n.壁橱, 储藏室, 厕所adj.关起门来的vt.关入私室密谈 (He tries pushing against the chest of drawers. Then he opens one of the drawers and climbs into the closet using that; he falls behind the chest of drawers with a shout.) 108
2 congratulates kEn5^rAtjuleit vt.祝贺, 庆贺, 恭喜 (Joey congratulates Ross, sees Chandler's look and abruptly stops.) 108
2 abruptly   abruptlyadv.突然地, 唐突地 (Joey congratulates Ross, sees Chandler's look and abruptly stops.) 108
3 overcoat 5EuvEkEut n.外套大衣 (Joey listens to his overcoat for a second and sighs, then notices Chandler watching) 108
24 aside E5said adv.在旁边, 到旁边 (Monica strides over to Ross, who is making coffee, and talks to him aside.) 108
28 blanket 5blANkit n.毯子vt.覆盖 (Nana passes for the second time and the nurse pulls the blanket over her. Ross and Monica go to tell the family) 108
6 mud mQd n.泥, 泥浆, 泥泞abbr.Multi-User Dungeons, 多用户网络游戏abbr.Multi-User Domuins, 多用户领域      MUD(Multi-User Dungeon or Dimension)多用户网络游戏 (Rachel steps in a patch of mud) 108
94 nurse nE:s n.护士, 保姆vt.护理, 看护v.照料 (The nurse comes out of Nana's room.) 108
9 drawers 5drC:E n.抽屉, 画家, 制图员, (用复数)衬裤、内裤 (They open a cupboard which, amongst other things, contains a chest of drawers) 108
6 cupboard 5kQbEd n.食橱, 碗碟橱 (They open a cupboard which, amongst other things, contains a chest of drawers) 108
2 contains kEn5tein vt.包含, 容纳, 容忍vi.自制v.[军]牵制(敌军)v.[数]可被...除尽 (They open a cupboard which, amongst other things, contains a chest of drawers) 108
3 amongst E5mQNst prep.在...中间, 在...之中 (They open a cupboard which, amongst other things, contains a chest of drawers) 108
11 stoned stEJnd adj.去核的, 醉酒的, 飘飘欲仙的 (They shake hands. Cut to Ross emerging from a hallway, grinning inanely. He is obviously very stoned) 108
1 grinning ^rin n.露齿笑, 裂口笑v.露齿而笑 (They shake hands. Cut to Ross emerging from a hallway, grinning inanely. He is obviously very stoned) 108
4 emerging i5mE:dV vi.显现, 浮现, 暴露, 形成, (由某种状态)脱出, (事实)显现出来 (They shake hands. Cut to Ross emerging from a hallway, grinning inanely. He is obviously very stoned) 108
40 large lB:dV adj.大的, 巨大的, 宽大的, 夸大的adv.大大地, 夸大地, 顺风地n.大 (Time lapse. A large crowd of men are now watching the game) 108
7 photos 5fEutEu n.照片 [Scene: Central Perk, the gang are looking at old photos.] 108
16 shelley 5Feli 谢莉(女子名) [Scene: Chandler's Office, Chandler is on a coffee break.   Shelley enters.) 108
56 drinking 5driNkiN n.喝, 喝酒 [Scene: Chandler's Office, Shelley is drinking coffee; Chandler enters.] 108
15 preparing pri5pZEriN 准备的, 预备的 [Scene: Monica and Rachel's, Monica and Rachel are preparing to leave for the funeral.] 108
19 funeral 5fju:nErEl n.葬礼, 出殡 [Scene: Monica and Rachel's, Monica and Rachel are preparing to leave for the funeral.] 108
10 lillian 5liliEn n.莉莲(亦作Lilian)(f.) [Scene: The Hospital, Mr. and Mrs. Geller are there, along with Aunt Lillian. Ross and Monica enter and everyone says hi and kisses.) 108
93 hospital 5hCspitl n.医院 [Scene: The Hospital, Mr. and Mrs. Geller are there, along with Aunt Lillian. Ross and Monica enter and everyone says hi and kisses.) 108
2 injured 5indVEd adj.受伤的,受损害的,受委屈的 [Scene: The Wake, at the Gellers' house. Ross is lying on his back, with Phoebe squatting over him, checking to see if he's injured.] 108
50 checking 5tFekiN 校核, 校[检]验, 检查, 核算, 验算 [Scene: The Wake, at the Gellers' house. Ross is lying on his back, with Phoebe squatting over him, checking to see if he's injured.] 108
2 reentering 9ri:`entE(r) n.重进入, 再加入 Aunt Lillian: (reentering) What's going on? 108
2 heel hi:l n.脚后跟, 踵, 跟部 Aunt Lillian: Could we see something in a slimmer heel? 108
165 doctor 5dCktE n.医生, 博士, [古]学者, <俚>修理师vt.授以博士学位, 诊断, 修改, <美>治疗, 搀混(食物、饮料), 修改vi.行医 Aunt Lillian: The doctor says it's a matter of hours. 108
1 destructive dis5trQktiv adj.破坏(性)的 Chandler: Ah, y'see, perfect might be a problem. Had you said 'co-dependent', or 'self-destructive'... 108
4 japanese dVApE5ni:z adj.日本的, 日本人的, 日语的n.日本人, 日语, 日文 Chandler: Dehydrated Japanese noodles under fluorescent lights... does it get better than this? 108
1 fluorescent fluE5resEnt adj.荧光的, 莹光的 Chandler: Dehydrated Japanese noodles under fluorescent lights... does it get better than this? 108
2 dehydrated di:5haidreit vt.(使)脱水 Chandler: Dehydrated Japanese noodles under fluorescent lights... does it get better than this? 108
16 heh hei [表示惊异、质问]嗨! Chandler: Good, good. Listen, heh, I dunno what Shelley told you about me, but, uh... I'm not. 108
2 dorothy 5dCrEWi n.桃乐茜(女子名) Chandler: Hi, I'm Chandler, and I have no idea who Dorothy is. 108
3 financial fai5nAnFEl, 7fi- adj.财政的, 金融的 Chandler: Lowell? Financial Services' Lowell, that's who you saw me with? 108
1 remarkably rI5mB:kEb(E)lI adv.非常地, 显著地, 引人注目地 Chandler: Nothing, just your overcoat sounds remarkably like Brent Mussberger. 108
1 brent brent n.[动]黑雁      Brent  [brent]  布伦特(姓氏, 男子名) Chandler: Nothing, just your overcoat sounds remarkably like Brent Mussberger. 108
1 vague vei^ adj.含糊的, 不清楚的, 茫然的, 暧昧的 Chandler: Oh, oh, a quality, good, because I was worried you guys were gonna be vague about this. 108
9 services 5sE:vis n.服务, 服务性工作, 服役, 仪式vt.保养, 维修adj.(军队)服现役的, 服务性的, 仆人的, 耐用的 Chandler: So how's it going there in Financial Services? 108
7 fascinating 5fAsineitiN adj.迷人的, 醉人的, 着魔的 Chandler: Well, this is fascinating. So, uh, what is it about me? 108
2 payroll 5peirEul n.薪水册 Chandler: Well, yeah... 's'no Brian in Payroll. 108
27 brian 5braiEn n.布赖恩(亦作Bryan)(m.) Chandler: Well, yeah... 's'no Brian in Payroll. 108
6 frightening `fraItEnIN adj.令人恐惧的, 引起突然惊恐的 Chandler: You are a frightening, frightening man. 108
28 hides haid n.兽皮, 皮革v.剥...的皮, 痛打, 隐藏, 掩藏, 隐瞒, 掩饰 Joey: (hides the TV, but he still has an earphone) Just a, uh... hearing disability. 108
1 earphone 5iEfEun n.头戴受话器, 耳机 Joey: (hides the TV, but he still has an earphone) Just a, uh... hearing disability. 108
1 disability 7disE5biliti n.无力, 无能, 残疾n.[律] 无能力, 无资格 Joey: (hides the TV, but he still has an earphone) Just a, uh... hearing disability. 108
2 giants 5dVaiEnts [希神]一个巨人种族(常与天上诸神作战并取胜, 后来雅典娜和宙斯在海格立斯帮助下才将他们战败) Joey: Check it out, Giants-Cowboys. (He has a pocket TV) 108
1 cowboys 5kaJbCI n.<美>牛仔, 牧童, 美国西部牧人 Joey: Check it out, Giants-Cowboys. (He has a pocket TV) 108
10 pre   PREabbr.Petroleum Refining Engineer炼油工程师 Joey: No, it's the pre-game. I'm gonna watch it at the reception. 108
1 tactlessness 5tAktlis adj.不老练的 Joey: Now, see, I don't believe any of that. I think once you're dead, you're dead! You're gone! You're worm food! (realises his tactlessness) ...So Chandler looks gay, huh? 108
65 gay ^ei adj.欢迎的, <美俚>同性恋的, 放荡的, 快乐的n.<美俚> 同性恋者, 尤指男性同性者      Gay  [^ei]  盖伊(女子名) Joey: Now, see, I don't believe any of that. I think once you're dead, you're dead! You're gone! You're worm food! (realises his tactlessness) ...So Chandler looks gay, huh? 108
7 seventeen 5sevEn5ti:n num.十七n.十七个 Joey: Seventeen-fourteen Giants... three minutes to go in the third. 108
3 mache 5mB:Fei [化]马谢(量镭的单位, 空气或液体所含氡的浓度单位) Lowell: It's like Mardi Gras without the paper mache heads. How 'bout you? 108
1 gras   GRASabbr.generally recognized as safe(饮料等)一般认为安全(美国食品及药物管理局用语) Lowell: It's like Mardi Gras without the paper mache heads. How 'bout you? 108
1 radar 5reidE n.雷达, 电波探测器 Lowell: Pretty much, most of the time. We have a kind of... radar. 108
3 yup jQp int.<美俚> 是, 是的(肯定答复) Lowell: Yup, and waaay out of your league. (Exits) 108
3 define di5fain vt.定义, 详细说明 Monica: Define fun. 108
45 truth tru:W n.事实, 确实, 真理, 原理 Monica: Do you think things would have been better if you'd just told her the truth? 108
13 rome rEum n.罗马(意大利首都), [史]罗马(古意大利一城邦,后发展成为罗马帝国) Monica: Hello? Hello? Oh! Rachel, it's Paolo calling from Rome.  108
9 example i^5zB:mpl, i^5zAm- n.例子, 实例, 例题, 范例, 榜样, 鉴戒, 实例 Monica: How she drove you crazy, picking on every little detail, like your hair... for example. 108
8 drove drEuv vbl.drive的过去式n.畜群 Monica: How she drove you crazy, picking on every little detail, like your hair... for example. 108
4 detail 5di:teil, di5teil n.细节, 详情vt.详述, 细说 Monica: How she drove you crazy, picking on every little detail, like your hair... for example. 108
226 crazy 5kreizi adj.疯狂的, 狂热的, (指建筑等)不安全的 Monica: How she drove you crazy, picking on every little detail, like your hair... for example. 108
5 feature 5fi:tFE n.面貌的一部分(眼,口,鼻等)特征, 容貌, 特色, 特写vt.是...的特色, 特写, 放映vi.起重要作用 Monica: Mom already called this morning to remind me not to wear my hair up. Did you know my ears are not my best feature? 108
24 ears   EARS=Electro-Acoustic Rating System 电声额定系统 Monica: Mom already called this morning to remind me not to wear my hair up. Did you know my ears are not my best feature? 108
49 reads ri:d v.读, 阅读, 理解, 学习adj.有学问的n.读取vbl.read的过去式和过去分词 Monica: Oh, that's Nana, right there in the middle. (Reads the back) 'Me and the gang at Java Joe's'.  108
3 java 5dVB:vE n.爪哇n.一种新型的计算机语言 Monica: Oh, that's Nana, right there in the middle. (Reads the back) 'Me and the gang at Java Joe's'.  108
12 quality 5kwCliti n.质量, 品质, 性质 Monica: Okay, I-I d'know, you-you just- you have a quality. 108
5 mints mint n.薄荷, 薄荷糖, 造币厂, 大量, 来源v.铸造(硬币) Monica: The fuzzy little mints at the bottom of her purse.  108
22 checked tFekt adj.格子花纹的, 棋盘状的adj.选中的 Monica: We checked. A lot. 108
12 sea si: n.海洋, 大浪, 大量, 许多      SEA=special effect amplifier 特殊效果放大器 Mr. Geller: Listen to me! When my time comes, I wanna be buried at sea. 108
7 buried 5beri vt.埋葬, 掩埋, 隐藏 Mr. Geller: Listen to me! When my time comes, I wanna be buried at sea. 108
41 depressed di5prest adj.沮丧的, 降低的 Mr. Geller: Now I'm depressed! ...(To everyone) Even more than I was. 108
59 died   diedv.死亡,消逝vbl.死亡,消逝 Mr. Geller: She may have died. 108
22 score skC:, skCE n.得分, 乐谱, 抓痕, 二十, 终点线, 刻痕, 帐目, 起跑线vt.把...记下, 刻划, 划线, 获得, 评价vi.记分, 刻痕, 得分      SCORE=Satellite Computer-Operated Readiness Equipment 卫星上计算机操纵的准备装置 Mr. Geller: What's the score? 108
40 lovely 5lQvli adj.可爱的, 有趣的 Mrs. Geller: (reaches out to fiddle with Monica's hair again, and realises) Those earrings look really lovely on you. 108
2 fiddle 5fidl n.小提琴, 无意识而不停地拨弄vt.虚度时光, 拉小提琴vi.拉小提琴, 瞎搞 Mrs. Geller: (reaches out to fiddle with Monica's hair again, and realises) Those earrings look really lovely on you. 108
23 hated heit vt.憎恨, 恨, 不愿, 不喜欢n.憎恶, 憎恨v.憎恨, 讨厌, 不愿 Mrs. Geller: (to Monica) Your grandmother would have hated this. 108
1 unsaid 5Qn5sed adj.未用语言表达出来的, 不说的 Mrs. Geller: ...No. I think some things are better left unsaid. I think it's nicer when people just get along.  108
3 critical 5kritikEl adj.评论的, 鉴定的, 批评的, 危急的, 临界的 Mrs. Geller: Do you know what it's like to grow up with someone who is critical of every single thing you say? 108
8 pills pil n.药丸, 口服避孕药, 弹丸 Mrs. Geller: Here, sweetie, here. I took these when I had my golfing accident. (Hands Ross a bottle of pills. Then turns to Monica and pats her hair over her ears) 108
29 pats pAt n.轻拍, (黄油)小块v.轻拍adv.适时, 正好, 恰好adj.恰好的, 合适的, 人为的      Pat  [pAt]  帕特(男子名, Patrick的昵称) Mrs. Geller: Here, sweetie, here. I took these when I had my golfing accident. (Hands Ross a bottle of pills. Then turns to Monica and pats her hair over her ears) 108
1 golfing ^Clf n.高尔夫球vi.打高尔夫球      Golf  [^Clf]  通讯中用于代表字母 g 的词 Mrs. Geller: Here, sweetie, here. I took these when I had my golfing accident. (Hands Ross a bottle of pills. Then turns to Monica and pats her hair over her ears) 108
63 bottle 5bCtl n.瓶子vt.用瓶装 Mrs. Geller: Here, sweetie, here. I took these when I had my golfing accident. (Hands Ross a bottle of pills. Then turns to Monica and pats her hair over her ears) 108
20 accident 5AksidEnt n.意外事件, 事故 Mrs. Geller: Here, sweetie, here. I took these when I had my golfing accident. (Hands Ross a bottle of pills. Then turns to Monica and pats her hair over her ears) 108
13 positive 5pCzEtiv adj.肯定的, 实际的, 积极的, 绝对的, 确实的adj.[数]正的adj.[电]阳的adj.[语法] 原级的 Mrs. Geller: I'm telling you, it's a wonder your mother turned out to be the positive, life-affirming person that she is. 108
1 affirming E5fE:m v.断言, 确认, 肯定 Mrs. Geller: I'm telling you, it's a wonder your mother turned out to be the positive, life-affirming person that she is. 108
28 sweetheart 5swi:thB:t n.情人, 爱人vi.爱慕vt.求爱adj.私下签定的 Mrs. Geller: It really was. Oh, c'mere, sweetheart. (Hugs her) Y'know, I think it might be time for you to start using night cream. 108
9 wasting 5weistiN adj.浪费的, 消耗的n.浪费, 损耗, 消瘦 Mrs. Geller: No, I'd be hearing about 'Why didn't I get the honey-glazed ham?', I didn't spend enough on flowers, and if I spent more she'd be saying 'Why are you wasting your money? I don't need flowers, I'm dead'. 108
10 ham hAm n.火腿, 大腿的后部, 大腿及臀部, 笨拙的演员adj.过火的, 做作的v.演得过火      HAM=Hardware Associative Memory 硬件相联存贮器 Mrs. Geller: No, I'd be hearing about 'Why didn't I get the honey-glazed ham?', I didn't spend enough on flowers, and if I spent more she'd be saying 'Why are you wasting your money? I don't need flowers, I'm dead'. 108
1 glazed ^leizd adj.光滑的, 像玻璃的 Mrs. Geller: No, I'd be hearing about 'Why didn't I get the honey-glazed ham?', I didn't spend enough on flowers, and if I spent more she'd be saying 'Why are you wasting your money? I don't need flowers, I'm dead'. 108
55 happens 5hApEn vi.发生, 碰巧, 偶然v.发生, 恰巧, 偶然发现 Nurse: This almost never happens! 108
3 bearings 5bZEriN n.轴承, 关系, 方面, 意义, 方向, 方位 Phoebe: (entering) Hi, sorry I'm late, I couldn't find my bearings. 108
8 wise waiz adj.英明的, 明智的, 慎虑的, 聪明的, 博学的, 明白的, 贤明的, 狡猾的vi.知道vt.告诉, 劝导n.方法, 方式 Phoebe: God, what a great day. ...What? Weather-wise! 108
3 weather 5weTE n.天气, 气候, 气象, 处境adj.迎风的, 露天的vt.使受风吹雨打, 侵蚀, 使风化, 经受住vi.风化, 受侵蚀, 经受风雨 Phoebe: God, what a great day. ...What? Weather-wise! 108
15 yellow 5jelEu n.黄色adj.黄色的 Phoebe: Hm, I mean maybe no-one ever really goes. Ever since my mom died, every now and then, I get the feeling that she's like right here, y'know? (She circles her hand around her right shoulder. Chandler, sitting on her right, draws back nervously) Oh! And Debbie, my best friend from junior high- got struck by lightning on a miniature golf course- I always get this really strong Debbie vibe whenever I use one of those little yellow pencils, y'know? ...I miss her. 108
4 struck strQk adj.受罢工影响的vbl.strike的过去式和过去分词 Phoebe: Hm, I mean maybe no-one ever really goes. Ever since my mom died, every now and then, I get the feeling that she's like right here, y'know? (She circles her hand around her right shoulder. Chandler, sitting on her right, draws back nervously) Oh! And Debbie, my best friend from junior high- got struck by lightning on a miniature golf course- I always get this really strong Debbie vibe whenever I use one of those little yellow pencils, y'know? ...I miss her. 108
50 strong strCN adj.强, 强壮的, 坚固的, 浓的, 强烈的, 强大的, 强的, 强硬的 Phoebe: Hm, I mean maybe no-one ever really goes. Ever since my mom died, every now and then, I get the feeling that she's like right here, y'know? (She circles her hand around her right shoulder. Chandler, sitting on her right, draws back nervously) Oh! And Debbie, my best friend from junior high- got struck by lightning on a miniature golf course- I always get this really strong Debbie vibe whenever I use one of those little yellow pencils, y'know? ...I miss her. 108
2 pencils 5pensl n.铅笔 Phoebe: Hm, I mean maybe no-one ever really goes. Ever since my mom died, every now and then, I get the feeling that she's like right here, y'know? (She circles her hand around her right shoulder. Chandler, sitting on her right, draws back nervously) Oh! And Debbie, my best friend from junior high- got struck by lightning on a miniature golf course- I always get this really strong Debbie vibe whenever I use one of those little yellow pencils, y'know? ...I miss her. 108
12 lightning 5laitniN n.闪电(“闪电”) 英国第一种超音速喷气式战斗机,英60年代的主力机种。 Phoebe: Hm, I mean maybe no-one ever really goes. Ever since my mom died, every now and then, I get the feeling that she's like right here, y'know? (She circles her hand around her right shoulder. Chandler, sitting on her right, draws back nervously) Oh! And Debbie, my best friend from junior high- got struck by lightning on a miniature golf course- I always get this really strong Debbie vibe whenever I use one of those little yellow pencils, y'know? ...I miss her. 108
13 junior 5dVu:njE n.年少者, 晚辈, 下级, (年龄、职位等)较低者, 大学三年级学生adj.年少的, 下级的, 后进的 Phoebe: Hm, I mean maybe no-one ever really goes. Ever since my mom died, every now and then, I get the feeling that she's like right here, y'know? (She circles her hand around her right shoulder. Chandler, sitting on her right, draws back nervously) Oh! And Debbie, my best friend from junior high- got struck by lightning on a miniature golf course- I always get this really strong Debbie vibe whenever I use one of those little yellow pencils, y'know? ...I miss her. 108
5 draws drC: v.拉, 曳, 牵, 画, 绘制, 拖曳vt.汲取, 领取, 提取, 引起, 吸引vi.向...移动, 挨近n.平局, 和局, 拖曳 Phoebe: Hm, I mean maybe no-one ever really goes. Ever since my mom died, every now and then, I get the feeling that she's like right here, y'know? (She circles her hand around her right shoulder. Chandler, sitting on her right, draws back nervously) Oh! And Debbie, my best friend from junior high- got struck by lightning on a miniature golf course- I always get this really strong Debbie vibe whenever I use one of those little yellow pencils, y'know? ...I miss her. 108
5 debbie `debI n.黛比 Phoebe: Hm, I mean maybe no-one ever really goes. Ever since my mom died, every now and then, I get the feeling that she's like right here, y'know? (She circles her hand around her right shoulder. Chandler, sitting on her right, draws back nervously) Oh! And Debbie, my best friend from junior high- got struck by lightning on a miniature golf course- I always get this really strong Debbie vibe whenever I use one of those little yellow pencils, y'know? ...I miss her. 108
8 circles 5sE:kl n.圆周, 圆形物, 派系, 循环v.围, 环绕盘旋 Phoebe: Hm, I mean maybe no-one ever really goes. Ever since my mom died, every now and then, I get the feeling that she's like right here, y'know? (She circles her hand around her right shoulder. Chandler, sitting on her right, draws back nervously) Oh! And Debbie, my best friend from junior high- got struck by lightning on a miniature golf course- I always get this really strong Debbie vibe whenever I use one of those little yellow pencils, y'know? ...I miss her. 108
3 spasm 5spAzEm n.(感情等)一阵发作, 痉挛 Phoebe: Okay, don't worry, I'm just checking to see if the muscle's in spasm...huh. 108
1 muscle 5mQsl n.肌肉, 臂力, (可供食用的)瘦肉, [解]肌 Phoebe: Okay, don't worry, I'm just checking to see if the muscle's in spasm...huh. 108
1 homosexual 7hEumEu5seksjuEl adj.同性恋的n.同性恋 Phoebe: Yeah, you have homosexual hair. 108
56 missed mis n.过错, 避免, 失败, 小姐, 姑娘vt.未得到, 未达到, 未听到, 思念, 未觉察, 错过, 遗漏, 逃脱vi.失败, 击不中      Miss=Man-ln-space simulator 人在宇宙空间的模拟装置 Phoebe: You missed a belt loop.  108
3 loop lu:p n.环, 线(绳)圈, 弯曲部分, 回路, 回线, (铁路)让车道, (飞机)翻圈飞行vt.使成环, 以圈结, 以环连结vi.打环, 翻筋斗n.循环 Phoebe: You missed a belt loop.  108
9 belt belt n.带子, 地带 Phoebe: You missed a belt loop.  108
1 exasperated i^5zB:spEreit v.激怒 Rachel: (exasperated) Yes, Chandler, that's exactly what it is. It's your hair. 108
1 humouring 5hju:mE n.幽默, 诙谐 Rachel: (humouring him) Oh, well you know who I love the most? 108
5 cracker 5krAkE n.饼干, 爆竹, 胡桃夹n.解密高手 Rachel: (still trapped under Ross) Pheebs, could you maybe hand me a cracker? 108
13 pencil 5pensl n.铅笔 Rachel: Aw. Hey, Pheebs, want this? (Gives her a pencil) 108
53 quick kwik adj.快的, 迅速的, 敏捷的, 急剧的, 活泼的adv.快n.活人,生物, 要点, 本质, 核心, 感觉敏锐的部位      Quick  [kwik]  奎克(姓氏) Rachel: Monica, your dad just beeped in, but can you make it quick? Talking to Rome. (Showing off to Phoebe and Chandler) I'm talking to Rome. 108
8 beeped bi:p n.哔哔声v.嘟嘟响 Rachel: Monica, your dad just beeped in, but can you make it quick? Talking to Rome. (Showing off to Phoebe and Chandler) I'm talking to Rome. 108
1 mio   MIOabbr.minimum identifiable odo(u)r 最小可辨气味 Rachel: Oh my God! Calling from Rome! (Takes phone) Bon giorno, caro mio.  108
4 bon bCn adj.(=good) 好的 Rachel: Oh my God! Calling from Rome! (Takes phone) Bon giorno, caro mio.  108
24 earrings 5IEnIN n.耳环, 耳饰 Rachel: Oh, you-you mean your earrings? 108
1 sharpened 5FB:pEn v.削尖, 磨快, 尖锐 Rachel: Sure. I just sharpened her this morning. 108
16 possibly 5pCsEbli adv.可能地, 或者 Rachel: Um... yeah. Well, I mean, when I first met you, y'know, I thought maybe, possibly, you might be...  108
10 silver 5silvE n.银, 银子vt.镀银 Ross: (forages around) Okay, I have nothing in an evening shoe in the burgundy. I can show you something in a silver that may work. 108
1 forages 5fCridV n.草料 Ross: (forages around) Okay, I have nothing in an evening shoe in the burgundy. I can show you something in a silver that may work. 108
2 retainer ri5teinE n.(旧时武将家的)家臣, 扈从, 保持者, [机]固定器 Ross: Here's my retainer! 108
7 lemon 5lemEn n.柠檬adj.柠檬色的 Ross: I have shown you everything we have. Unless you want your mother to spend eternity in a lemon yellow pant-suit, go with the burgundy. 108
2 eternity i(:)5tE:niti n.永远, 来世, 不朽, 来世, 来生 Ross: I have shown you everything we have. Unless you want your mother to spend eternity in a lemon yellow pant-suit, go with the burgundy. 108
5 burgundy 5bE:^Endi n.勃艮第(法国东南部地方的地名,该地产的红葡萄酒) Ross: I have shown you everything we have. Unless you want your mother to spend eternity in a lemon yellow pant-suit, go with the burgundy. 108
19 trees tri: n.树, 木料, 树状物vt.赶上树n.[计] 显示驱动器的子目录结构vi.爬上树, 逃上树 Ross: I know, uh, the air, the-the trees... even though Nana's gone there's, there's something almost, uh- I dunno, almost life-aff- (Not looking where he is going he falls into an open grave) 108
2 grave ^reiv n.墓穴, 坟墓adj.严重的, (颜色)黯淡的, (声音)低沉的v.雕刻, 铭记 Ross: I know, uh, the air, the-the trees... even though Nana's gone there's, there's something almost, uh- I dunno, almost life-aff- (Not looking where he is going he falls into an open grave) 108
35 closed klEuzd adj.关闭的, 限于少数人的 Ross: I thought it was gonna be a closed casket. 108
2 casket 5kB:skit n.首饰盒, 匣子, <美>棺材 Ross: I thought it was gonna be a closed casket. 108
1 bernie 5bE:ni n.伯尼(Bernard的昵称)(m.) Ross: No. No, it's just 'cause, uh, I kinda wanted to go out with her too, so I told her, actually, you were seeing Bernie Spellman... who also liked her, so... 108
48 neither 5naiTE, 5ni:TE adj.pron.两者都不conj.既不...又不, 也不 Ross: Nono, me neither. Although, uh, y'know, back in college, Susan Sallidor did. 108
21 greatest `^reItIst adj.最好的,最伟大的 Ross: Not the first two, but the second two- woooo! ...I love you guys. You guys are the greatest. I love my sister (Kisses Monica), I love Pheebs... (Hugs her) 108
3 restaurants 5restEr:N, -rCnt n.餐馆, 饭店 Ross: Oh! ...Yeah, they were gross. Oh, you know what I loved? Her Sweet 'n' Los. How she was always stealing them from- from restaurants. 108
2 los lC:s [美口] los Angelse 的简称      LOSabbr.[军] Line of Sight, 瞄准线 Ross: Oh! ...Yeah, they were gross. Oh, you know what I loved? Her Sweet 'n' Los. How she was always stealing them from- from restaurants. 108
23 gross ^rEus adj.总的, 毛重的n.总额 Ross: Oh! ...Yeah, they were gross. Oh, you know what I loved? Her Sweet 'n' Los. How she was always stealing them from- from restaurants. 108
17 climb klaim v.攀登, 爬n.攀登, 爬 Ross: Oh! A fine choice. I'm coming out. (Starts to climb over the furniture) 108
29 choice tFCis n.选择, 抉择, 精选品, 选择机会, 选择权adj.精选的, 上等的, 挑三拣四的, 可选的, 宠爱的, 爱惜的 Ross: Oh! A fine choice. I'm coming out. (Starts to climb over the furniture) 108
26 n en n.字母n Ross: Oh! No-n- 108
2 slumps slQmp n.消沉, 衰退, (物价)暴跌v.失败, 消沉, (物价)暴跌, 跌落 Ross: Oh.. you don't get it! (Passes out and slumps across her) 108
10 beside bi5said prep.在旁边, 和...比较 Ross: Rachel. Rachel Rachel. (Sits down beside her) I love you the most. 108
39 twice twais adv.两次, 两倍 Ross: Twice. 108
5 phyllis 5filis n.菲利斯女子名, 乡村姑娘 Ross: Well, at least she's with Pop-Pop and Aunt Phyllis now.  108
15 ups   UPSn.不间断电源 Ross: Yes, yes, fine, that is my penis. Can we be grown-ups now? 108
12 penis 5pi:nis n.阳物, [解]阴茎 Ross: Yes, yes, fine, that is my penis. Can we be grown-ups now? 108
31 grown ^rEun adj.长大的, 成年的, 长满某物的vbl.grow的过去分词 Ross: Yes, yes, fine, that is my penis. Can we be grown-ups now? 108
54 yesterday 5jestEdi n.昨天adv.昨天 Shelley: (sheepish) Hey. Look, I'm sorry about yesterday, I, um- 108
3 phew fju: int.哟, 呸表示不快的声音vi.咂舌头 Shelley: Oh! Okay! Phew!  108
33 toilet 5tCilit n.盥洗室, 梳洗 Shelley: Well yeah! ...Oh God. I- just- I thought- Good, Shelley. I'm just gonna go flush myself down the toilet now...(backs out of the room) Okay, goodbye... 108
3 flush flQF n.奔流, 晕红, 激动, 萌芽, 活力旺盛, 发烧, 一手同花的五张牌, 惊鸟adj.挥霍的, 直接的, 丰足的, 泛滥的adv.齐平地, 直接地vi.(脸)发红, 奔涌, 充沛, 惊飞vt.淹没, 冲洗, 使脸红, 使齐平, 使惊飞, 使激动 Shelley: Well yeah! ...Oh God. I- just- I thought- Good, Shelley. I'm just gonna go flush myself down the toilet now...(backs out of the room) Okay, goodbye... 108
36 backs bAk adj.后面的, 在后面, 早过去的, 前(欠)的钱adv.向后地n.背部, 后面v.后退, 支持 Shelley: Well yeah! ...Oh God. I- just- I thought- Good, Shelley. I'm just gonna go flush myself down the toilet now...(backs out of the room) Okay, goodbye... 108
21 shame Feim n.羞耻, 羞愧, 可耻的人(或事物) Shelley: Y'know, it's a shame, because you and Lowell would've made a great couple. 108
12 lowell 5lEuEl n.洛厄尔(Lovell的异体)(m.) Shelley: Y'know, it's a shame, because you and Lowell would've made a great couple. 108
19 nana `nB:nE n.护士, 祖母      NANA=North American Newspaper Alliance 北美报业联盟      Nana  [5nB:nB:]  巴比仑神话中的女神 The One Where Nana Dies Twice 108
27 dies 5daii:z v.死,去逝 The One Where Nana Dies Twice 108
3 colorful 5kQlEfJl adj.华美的, 色彩的, 有趣的 (Joey enters. His face looks abnormally colorful.) 109
1 abnormally   abnormallyadv.反常地, 不规则地 (Joey enters. His face looks abnormally colorful.) 109
3 variety vE5raiEti n.变化, 多样性, 种种, 品种, 种类 (Joey turns around and sees his face on a poster in the subway. The poster says: What Mario isn't telling you...V.D., you never know who might have it. A variety of scenes are shown with the poster displayed all over New York City.) 109
8 v vi: n.字母v, 罗马数字5, V形物 (Joey turns around and sees his face on a poster in the subway. The poster says: What Mario isn't telling you...V.D., you never know who might have it. A variety of scenes are shown with the poster displayed all over New York City.) 109
17 scenes si:n n.现场, 场面, 情景, 景色, 发生地点, [戏剧]一场, 布景, 道具布置 (Joey turns around and sees his face on a poster in the subway. The poster says: What Mario isn't telling you...V.D., you never know who might have it. A variety of scenes are shown with the poster displayed all over New York City.) 109
12 poster 5pEustE n.海报, 招贴, (布告, 标语, 海报等的)张贴者 (Joey turns around and sees his face on a poster in the subway. The poster says: What Mario isn't telling you...V.D., you never know who might have it. A variety of scenes are shown with the poster displayed all over New York City.) 109
2 mario `mArIEJ, `mB:- n.马里奥(m.) (Joey turns around and sees his face on a poster in the subway. The poster says: What Mario isn't telling you...V.D., you never know who might have it. A variety of scenes are shown with the poster displayed all over New York City.) 109
37 d 直接证明的  直证的[语]指示的      D  [di:]  d. 字母D (Joey turns around and sees his face on a poster in the subway. The poster says: What Mario isn't telling you...V.D., you never know who might have it. A variety of scenes are shown with the poster displayed all over New York City.) 109
1 displayed dI5spleI vt.陈列, 展览, 显示n.陈列, 展览, 显示显示,显示器 (Joey turns around and sees his face on a poster in the subway. The poster says: What Mario isn't telling you...V.D., you never know who might have it. A variety of scenes are shown with the poster displayed all over New York City.) 109
18 slaps slAp vt.拍, 掌击, 拍击n.拍, 掌击, 拍击 (Ross grabs for some food, Monica slaps his hand away.) 109
5 fills fil vt.装满, 注满, 充满, 填充, 弥漫, 供应, 供给, 满足vi.充满n.满足, 饱, 充分, 填方v.填充 (They walk in. Smoke fills the apartment.) 109
1 snickers 5snikE v.窃笑n.窃笑 [Scene: Central Perk, Joey enters, amongst snickers from the gang.] 109
22 approaching E5prEutF n.接近, 逼近, 走进, 方法, 步骤, 途径, 通路vt.接近, 动手处理vi.靠近 [Scene: Central Perk, Rachel is approaching a customer.] 109
32 terry 5teri n.[纺] 厚绒布, 起毛毛圈adj.起毛毛圈的      Terry  [5teri]  特里(姓氏, 男子名, Terence 的昵称) [Scene: Central Perk, Rachel is confronting her boss, Terry.] 109
7 confronting kEn5frQnt vt.使面临, 对抗 [Scene: Central Perk, Rachel is confronting her boss, Terry.] 109
92 boss bCs n.老板, 上司vt.指挥      BOSS=Bioastronautical Orbiting Space Station 宇宙生物轨道空间站 [Scene: Central Perk, Rachel is confronting her boss, Terry.] 109
2 participate pB:5tisipeit vi.参与, 参加, 分享, 分担 [Scene: Monica and Rachel's, Monica is cooking Thanksgiving dinner. Chandler is standing in the doorway, not wanting to participate in the festivities.] 109
1 festivities fes5tiviti n.欢宴, 欢庆 [Scene: Monica and Rachel's, Monica is cooking Thanksgiving dinner. Chandler is standing in the doorway, not wanting to participate in the festivities.] 109
17 doorway 5dC:weI n.门口 [Scene: Monica and Rachel's, Monica is cooking Thanksgiving dinner. Chandler is standing in the doorway, not wanting to participate in the festivities.] 109
39 group ^ru:p n.团体, 组, 团, 群, 批, [地]界, [化]基v.聚合, 成群 [Scene: Monica and Rachel's, the group is coming back from the roof.] 109
22 lock lCk n.锁v.锁, 锁上, 锁住 [Scene: The Hallway, Joey has a tray full of keys, and is trying each one in the lock.] 109
20 underneath 7QndE5ni:W adv.在下面prep.在...的下面 [Scene: The Subway, Joey sees his poster and he peels off the caption on his poster, revealing more posters underneath. The captions read, as follows:  109
17 revealing rI`vi:lIN adj.有启迪作用的 [Scene: The Subway, Joey sees his poster and he peels off the caption on his poster, revealing more posters underneath. The captions read, as follows:  109
2 peels pi:l v.剥, 削, 剥落 [Scene: The Subway, Joey sees his poster and he peels off the caption on his poster, revealing more posters underneath. The captions read, as follows:  109
1 caption 5kApFEn n.标题,说明, 字幕vt.加上标题, 加上说明 [Scene: The Subway, Joey sees his poster and he peels off the caption on his poster, revealing more posters underneath. The captions read, as follows:  109
1 captions 5kApFEn n.标题,说明, 字幕vt.加上标题, 加上说明 [Scene: The Subway, Joey sees his poster and he peels off the caption on his poster, revealing more posters underneath. The captions read, as follows:  109
18 sandwiches 5sAnwidV, -tF n.夹心面包, 三明治vt.夹入中间v.做成三明治      Sandwich  [5sAnwitF, -dV]  三维治(英国五港之一) [Time lapse. The gang is around the table, eating grilled cheese sandwiches.] 109
6 bladder 5blAdE n.膀胱, 气泡, 球胆 Bladder Control Problem 109
13 bump bQmp n.撞击, 肿块v.碰(伤), 撞(破), 颠簸 Carol: Just aim for the bump. 109
2 aim eim n.目标, 目的, 瞄准v.对...瞄准, 打算      AIM=Aerial (Air) Intercept Missile 航空[空中]拦截导弹 Carol: Just aim for the bump. 109
39 department di5pB:tmEnt n.部, 局, 处, 科, 部门, 系, 学部 Chandler: And this from the cry-for-help department. Are you wearing makeup? 109
14 often 5C(:)fn, 5C:ftEn adv.常常, 经常 Chandler: Come on. An 80-foot inflatable dog let loose over the city. How often does that happen? 109
9 loose lu:s n.解放, 放任, 放纵adj.宽松的, 不精确的, 不牢固的, 散漫的, 自由的vt.释放, 放枪, 开船vi.变松, 开火adv.松散地 Chandler: Come on. An 80-foot inflatable dog let loose over the city. How often does that happen? 109
2 inflatable in5fleitEbl adj.通货膨胀, 膨胀的 Chandler: Come on. An 80-foot inflatable dog let loose over the city. How often does that happen? 109
4 experiment iks5perimEnt n.实验, 试验vi.进行实验, 做试验 Chandler: I'd just like to say that I'm totally behind this experiment. In fact, I'd very much like to butter your head. 109
18 butter 5bQtE n.黄油, 牛油vt.涂黄油于...上 Chandler: I'd just like to say that I'm totally behind this experiment. In fact, I'd very much like to butter your head. 109
3 vomiting 5vRmIt n.呕吐, 呕吐物, 催吐剂vi.呕吐, 大量喷出vt.吐出, 呕吐 Chandler: I'd like to propose a toast. Little toast here, ding ding. I know this isn't the kind of Thanksgiving that all of you all planned, but for me, this has been really great, you know, I think because it didn't involve divorce or projectile vomiting. Anyway, I was just thinking, I mean, if you'd gone to Vail, and if you guys'd been with your family, if you didn't have syphilis and stuff, we wouldn't be all together, you know? So I guess what I'm trying to say is that I'm very thankful that all of your Thanksgivings sucked. 109
39 toast tEust n.烤面包(片), 吐司面包, 干杯vt.敬酒, 烤(面包等), 使暖和vi.烤暖, 烤火, 烘 Chandler: I'd like to propose a toast. Little toast here, ding ding. I know this isn't the kind of Thanksgiving that all of you all planned, but for me, this has been really great, you know, I think because it didn't involve divorce or projectile vomiting. Anyway, I was just thinking, I mean, if you'd gone to Vail, and if you guys'd been with your family, if you didn't have syphilis and stuff, we wouldn't be all together, you know? So I guess what I'm trying to say is that I'm very thankful that all of your Thanksgivings sucked. 109
3 thanksgivings WANks5^iviN n.感谢, [宗]感恩祈祷 Chandler: I'd like to propose a toast. Little toast here, ding ding. I know this isn't the kind of Thanksgiving that all of you all planned, but for me, this has been really great, you know, I think because it didn't involve divorce or projectile vomiting. Anyway, I was just thinking, I mean, if you'd gone to Vail, and if you guys'd been with your family, if you didn't have syphilis and stuff, we wouldn't be all together, you know? So I guess what I'm trying to say is that I'm very thankful that all of your Thanksgivings sucked. 109
9 thankful 5WANkfEl adj.感谢的, 感激的 Chandler: I'd like to propose a toast. Little toast here, ding ding. I know this isn't the kind of Thanksgiving that all of you all planned, but for me, this has been really great, you know, I think because it didn't involve divorce or projectile vomiting. Anyway, I was just thinking, I mean, if you'd gone to Vail, and if you guys'd been with your family, if you didn't have syphilis and stuff, we wouldn't be all together, you know? So I guess what I'm trying to say is that I'm very thankful that all of your Thanksgivings sucked. 109
4 syphilis 5sifilis n.[医]梅毒 Chandler: I'd like to propose a toast. Little toast here, ding ding. I know this isn't the kind of Thanksgiving that all of you all planned, but for me, this has been really great, you know, I think because it didn't involve divorce or projectile vomiting. Anyway, I was just thinking, I mean, if you'd gone to Vail, and if you guys'd been with your family, if you didn't have syphilis and stuff, we wouldn't be all together, you know? So I guess what I'm trying to say is that I'm very thankful that all of your Thanksgivings sucked. 109
34 propose prE5pEuz vt.计划, 建议, 向...提议, 求(婚)vi.打算, 求婚 Chandler: I'd like to propose a toast. Little toast here, ding ding. I know this isn't the kind of Thanksgiving that all of you all planned, but for me, this has been really great, you know, I think because it didn't involve divorce or projectile vomiting. Anyway, I was just thinking, I mean, if you'd gone to Vail, and if you guys'd been with your family, if you didn't have syphilis and stuff, we wouldn't be all together, you know? So I guess what I'm trying to say is that I'm very thankful that all of your Thanksgivings sucked. 109
2 projectile prE5dVektaIl; (?@) -tl n.射弹adj.发射的 Chandler: I'd like to propose a toast. Little toast here, ding ding. I know this isn't the kind of Thanksgiving that all of you all planned, but for me, this has been really great, you know, I think because it didn't involve divorce or projectile vomiting. Anyway, I was just thinking, I mean, if you'd gone to Vail, and if you guys'd been with your family, if you didn't have syphilis and stuff, we wouldn't be all together, you know? So I guess what I'm trying to say is that I'm very thankful that all of your Thanksgivings sucked. 109
25 planned plAnd adj.计划了的, 根据计划的 Chandler: I'd like to propose a toast. Little toast here, ding ding. I know this isn't the kind of Thanksgiving that all of you all planned, but for me, this has been really great, you know, I think because it didn't involve divorce or projectile vomiting. Anyway, I was just thinking, I mean, if you'd gone to Vail, and if you guys'd been with your family, if you didn't have syphilis and stuff, we wouldn't be all together, you know? So I guess what I'm trying to say is that I'm very thankful that all of your Thanksgivings sucked. 109
7 involve in5vClv vt.包括, 笼罩, 潜心于, 使陷于 Chandler: I'd like to propose a toast. Little toast here, ding ding. I know this isn't the kind of Thanksgiving that all of you all planned, but for me, this has been really great, you know, I think because it didn't involve divorce or projectile vomiting. Anyway, I was just thinking, I mean, if you'd gone to Vail, and if you guys'd been with your family, if you didn't have syphilis and stuff, we wouldn't be all together, you know? So I guess what I'm trying to say is that I'm very thankful that all of your Thanksgivings sucked. 109
49 divorce di5vC:s n.离婚, 脱离vt.使离婚, 与...脱离 Chandler: I'd like to propose a toast. Little toast here, ding ding. I know this isn't the kind of Thanksgiving that all of you all planned, but for me, this has been really great, you know, I think because it didn't involve divorce or projectile vomiting. Anyway, I was just thinking, I mean, if you'd gone to Vail, and if you guys'd been with your family, if you didn't have syphilis and stuff, we wouldn't be all together, you know? So I guess what I'm trying to say is that I'm very thankful that all of your Thanksgivings sucked. 109
6 ding diN vi.鸣(钟), 连响, 执拗地讲vt.反复地说给人家听n.钟声 Chandler: I'd like to propose a toast. Little toast here, ding ding. I know this isn't the kind of Thanksgiving that all of you all planned, but for me, this has been really great, you know, I think because it didn't involve divorce or projectile vomiting. Anyway, I was just thinking, I mean, if you'd gone to Vail, and if you guys'd been with your family, if you didn't have syphilis and stuff, we wouldn't be all together, you know? So I guess what I'm trying to say is that I'm very thankful that all of your Thanksgivings sucked. 109
20 safe seif n.保险箱, 饭橱, 菜橱, 冷藏室adj.免受攻击的, 安全的, 可靠的, 有把握的 Chandler: No, I prefer to keep a safe distance from all this merriment. 109
11 prefer pri5fE: vt.更喜欢, 宁愿 Chandler: No, I prefer to keep a safe distance from all this merriment. 109
2 merriment 5merimEnt n.欢喜, 嬉戏 Chandler: No, I prefer to keep a safe distance from all this merriment. 109
4 washington 5wCFiNtEn n.华盛顿 Chandler: No, no, the actual cartoon character. Of course the balloon. It's all over the news. Right before he reached Macy's, he broke free and was spotted flying over Washington Square Park. I'm goin' to the roof, who's with me? 109
1 spotted 5spCtid adj.有斑点的, 弄污的, 斑纹的 Chandler: No, no, the actual cartoon character. Of course the balloon. It's all over the news. Right before he reached Macy's, he broke free and was spotted flying over Washington Square Park. I'm goin' to the roof, who's with me? 109
18 flying 5flaiiN adj.飞扬的, 飞速的n.飞行, 飞花 Chandler: No, no, the actual cartoon character. Of course the balloon. It's all over the news. Right before he reached Macy's, he broke free and was spotted flying over Washington Square Park. I'm goin' to the roof, who's with me? 109
36 character 5kAriktE n.(事物的)特性, 性质, 特征(的总和), (人的)品质, 字符, 性格, 特征, 人物vt.写, 刻, 印, 使具有特征 Chandler: No, no, the actual cartoon character. Of course the balloon. It's all over the news. Right before he reached Macy's, he broke free and was spotted flying over Washington Square Park. I'm goin' to the roof, who's with me? 109
27 actual 5AktjuEl adj.实际的, 真实的, 现行的, 目前的 Chandler: No, no, the actual cartoon character. Of course the balloon. It's all over the news. Right before he reached Macy's, he broke free and was spotted flying over Washington Square Park. I'm goin' to the roof, who's with me? 109
6 stuffing 5stQfiN n.填塞料 Chandler: Ok, we all laughed when you did it with the stuffing, but that's not funny anymore. 109
16 shall FAl, FEl, Fl v.aux.将, 会 Chandler: Shall I carve? 109
2 carve kB:v v.雕刻, 切开 Chandler: Shall I carve? 109
1 blossom 5blCsCm n.花(尤指结果实者), 花开的状态, 兴旺期vi.开花, 兴旺, 发展 Chandler: Tonight, on a very special Blossom. 109
3 vividly   vividlyadv.生动地, 鲜明地 Chandler: We just finished this magnificent Thanksgiving dinner. I have--and I remember this part vividly--a mouthful of pumpkin pie, and this is the moment my parents choose to tell me they're getting divorced. 109
13 pumpkin 5pQmpkin n.南瓜 Chandler: We just finished this magnificent Thanksgiving dinner. I have--and I remember this part vividly--a mouthful of pumpkin pie, and this is the moment my parents choose to tell me they're getting divorced. 109
2 magnificent mA^5nifisnt adj.华丽的, 高尚的, 宏伟的 Chandler: We just finished this magnificent Thanksgiving dinner. I have--and I remember this part vividly--a mouthful of pumpkin pie, and this is the moment my parents choose to tell me they're getting divorced. 109
14 choose tFu:z v.选择, 选定 Chandler: We just finished this magnificent Thanksgiving dinner. I have--and I remember this part vividly--a mouthful of pumpkin pie, and this is the moment my parents choose to tell me they're getting divorced. 109
2 reverse ri5vE:s n.相反, 背面, 反面, 倒退adj.相反的, 倒转的, 颠倒的vt.颠倒, 倒转 Chandler: Yes. It's very difficult to appreciate a Thanksgiving dinner once you've seen it in reverse. 109
24 difficult 5difikElt adj.困难的, 艰难的, (人)难相处的 Chandler: Yes. It's very difficult to appreciate a Thanksgiving dinner once you've seen it in reverse. 109
41 appreciate E5pri:Fieit vt.赏识, 鉴赏, 感激vi.增值, 涨价 Chandler: Yes. It's very difficult to appreciate a Thanksgiving dinner once you've seen it in reverse. 109
19 remembered ri5membE vt.回忆起, 铭记, 纪念vi.记得 Girl: I just remembered, I have to do something. 109
2 hemorrhoids   hemorrhoidsn.痔疮, 痔疾 Hemorrhoids? 109
8 tradition trE5diFEn n.传统, 惯例 Joey: But my mom always makes them. It's like a tradition. You get a little piece of turkey on your fork, a little cranberry sauce, and a tot! It's bad enough I can't be with my family because of my disease. 109
1 tot tCt n.小孩, 微量, 合计vi.总计, 加算vt.加起来, 合计      TOT=Time of Transmission[无]传输时间 Joey: But my mom always makes them. It's like a tradition. You get a little piece of turkey on your fork, a little cranberry sauce, and a tot! It's bad enough I can't be with my family because of my disease. 109
19 sauce sC:s n.沙司, 酱油, 调味料vt.调味, 使增加趣味 Joey: But my mom always makes them. It's like a tradition. You get a little piece of turkey on your fork, a little cranberry sauce, and a tot! It's bad enough I can't be with my family because of my disease. 109
11 fork fC:k n.叉, 耙, 叉形物, 餐叉 Joey: But my mom always makes them. It's like a tradition. You get a little piece of turkey on your fork, a little cranberry sauce, and a tot! It's bad enough I can't be with my family because of my disease. 109
3 cranberry 5krAn7bEri n.[植]酸果蔓的果实 Joey: But my mom always makes them. It's like a tradition. You get a little piece of turkey on your fork, a little cranberry sauce, and a tot! It's bad enough I can't be with my family because of my disease. 109
1 zillion 5ziljEn n.<美口> 庞大的数字, 无法计算的大数字 Joey: Hey, I got one keyhole and about a zillion keys. You do the math. 109
15 math mQW n.数学 Joey: Hey, I got one keyhole and about a zillion keys. You do the math. 109
1 keyhole 5ki:hEul n.锁眼 Joey: Hey, I got one keyhole and about a zillion keys. You do the math. 109
3 tots tCt n.小孩, 微量, 合计vi.总计, 加算vt.加起来, 合计      TOT=Time of Transmission[无]传输时间 Joey: Hey, Monica, I got a question. I don't see any tater tots. 109
1 tater 5teitE [口]=potato Joey: Hey, Monica, I got a question. I don't see any tater tots. 109
55 business 5biznis n.商业, 买卖, 交易, 生意, 事情, 事物, 营业, 商行 Joey: I gotta tell you. You're the best in the business. 109
1 spritz sprits n.喷,细的喷流v.喷 Joey: I'm serious. You're amazing. You know when to spritz, when to lay back. 109
14 lay lei vt.放置, 铺设, 产(卵)提出, 平息, 布置vi.下蛋, 打赌n.位置, 层面, 形势, 短叙事诗adj.世俗的, 外行的vbl.lie的过去式 Joey: I'm serious. You're amazing. You know when to spritz, when to lay back. 109
1 lyme laIm arthritis 莱姆关节炎(伴有疼痛、发热与皮肤红斑) grass [植]欧滨麦 Joey: No, but I hear lyme disease is open, so... (crosses fingers)  109
9 crosses krCs n.十字, 交叉, 十字架, 十字形物adj.交叉的, 相反的, 乖戾的v.使交叉, 横过, 勾划, 错过, 反对, 杂交 Joey: No, but I hear lyme disease is open, so... (crosses fingers)  109
2 vd   vd=double vibrations 往复振动      VDabbr. 性病 (venereal disease) Joey: Set another place for Thanksgiving. My entire family thinks I have VD. 109
19 tone tEun n.音调, 音质, 语调, 色调, 状况, 品质, 语气, 气氛vt.调和, 增强, 以特殊腔调说, 配合, 定音调vi.颜色调和      Tone  [tEun]  托恩(姓氏) Joey: That tone will not make me go any faster. 109
18 faster   fasteradj.更快的, adv.更快地 Joey: That tone will not make me go any faster. 109
13 balloon bE5lu:n n.气球 Joey: The balloon? 109
15 pretends pri5tend vt.假装, 装扮, (作为藉口或理由)伪称 Joey: Yeah, at Macy's. You were the Obsession girl, right? I was the Aramis guy. (pretends to spray cologne) Aramis? Aramis?  109
4 obsession Eb5seFEn n.迷住, 困扰 Joey: Yeah, at Macy's. You were the Obsession girl, right? I was the Aramis guy. (pretends to spray cologne) Aramis? Aramis?  109
8 cologne kE`lEJn n.科隆香水,古龙香人,科隆(或古龙)香锭(或香膏)      Cologne  [kE5lEun]  科隆(德意志联邦共和国城市) Joey: Yeah, at Macy's. You were the Obsession girl, right? I was the Aramis guy. (pretends to spray cologne) Aramis? Aramis?  109
5 slash slAF v.猛砍, 鞭打, 砍伤, 大量削减, 严历批评, 抽打n.猛砍, (大幅度)削减, 斜线 Joey: Yes, I am. As of today, I am officially Joey Tribbiani, actor slash model. 109
10 officially E5fIFElI; (?@) 5C:f- adv.职务上, 正式 Joey: Yes, I am. As of today, I am officially Joey Tribbiani, actor slash model. 109
5 posters 5pEustE n.海报, 招贴, (布告, 标语, 海报等的)张贴者 Joey: You know those posters for the city free clinic? 109
13 clinic 5klinik n.门诊部, 临床 Joey: You know those posters for the city free clinic? 109
8 traditional trE5dIFEn(E)l adj.传统的, 惯例的, 口传的, 传说的 Monica: (hands Chandler a bag) Chandler, here you go, got your traditional Thanksgiving feast, you got your tomato soup, your grilled cheese fixin's, and your family size bag of Funyuns. 109
10 tomato tE5mB:tEu, tE5meitEu n.番茄, 西红柿 Monica: (hands Chandler a bag) Chandler, here you go, got your traditional Thanksgiving feast, you got your tomato soup, your grilled cheese fixin's, and your family size bag of Funyuns. 109
26 size saiz n.大小, 尺寸, (衣服等)尺码vt.依大小排列 Monica: (hands Chandler a bag) Chandler, here you go, got your traditional Thanksgiving feast, you got your tomato soup, your grilled cheese fixin's, and your family size bag of Funyuns. 109
3 grilled ^rild adj.烤的, 有格子的, 炙过的 Monica: (hands Chandler a bag) Chandler, here you go, got your traditional Thanksgiving feast, you got your tomato soup, your grilled cheese fixin's, and your family size bag of Funyuns. 109
2 feast fi:st n.节日, 盛宴, 筵席, 宴会, 酒席vt.盛宴, 款待, 享乐, 请客vi.参加宴会, 享受 Monica: (hands Chandler a bag) Chandler, here you go, got your traditional Thanksgiving feast, you got your tomato soup, your grilled cheese fixin's, and your family size bag of Funyuns. 109
85 sandwich 5sAnwidV, -tF n.夹心面包, 三明治vt.夹入中间v.做成三明治      Sandwich  [5sAnwitF, -dV]  三维治(英国五港之一) Monica: (holding sandwich) Does anybody wanna split this with me? 109
2 insistently   insistentlyadv.坚持地, 强求地 Monica: (insistently) No, here's your mail. 109
28 oven 5QvEn n.烤箱, 烤炉, 灶 Monica: (panicked) The oven is on. 109
68 bucks bQk n.<美口> 元, 雄鹿, 公羊, 公兔v.(马等)突然一跃(将骑手摔下)      Buck  [bQk]  巴克(①姓氏 ②Pearl, 1892-1973, 即赛珍珠, 本名Sydenstricker, 美国女小说家, 曾获1938年诺贝尔文学奖) Monica: (to Joey) You owe me 20 bucks. 109
23 form fC:m n.形状, 形态, 外形, 表格, 形式v.形成, 构成, 排列, (使)组成 Monica: All right, fine. Tonight's potatoes will be both mashed with lumps, and in the form of tots. 109
1 moping mCp n.拖把(俗称地拖), 洗碗v.用拖把拖洗, 擦, 抹, 扫荡 Monica: All right, that's it. You know what? Just get out of my way and stop moping. 109
3 pilgrim 5pil^rim n.圣地朝拜者, 朝圣 Monica: And I assume, Chandler, you are still boycotting all the pilgrim holidays. 109
1 boycotting 5bCikEt n.vt.联合抵制, 联合排斥某国货物或与某国绝交 Monica: And I assume, Chandler, you are still boycotting all the pilgrim holidays. 109
71 keys ki: n.钥匙, 关键, 解答, (打字机等的)键, 调子, 对译本, (开钟表、发条的)栓, 要害vt.调节...的音调, 锁上, 插上栓, 提供线索vi.使用钥匙n.[乐]键, 调, 基调 Monica: Got the keys? or Got the keys! 109
7 yams jAm n.山药, 洋芋 Monica: Mmm, looking good. Ok, cider's mulling, turkey's turking, yams are yamming. (notices Ross is depressed) What? 109
1 yamming jAm n.山药, 洋芋 Monica: Mmm, looking good. Ok, cider's mulling, turkey's turking, yams are yamming. (notices Ross is depressed) What? 109
1 turking tE:k n.土耳其人, 土耳其马 Monica: Mmm, looking good. Ok, cider's mulling, turkey's turking, yams are yamming. (notices Ross is depressed) What? 109
1 mulling 5mQliN 研碎, 研磨 Monica: Mmm, looking good. Ok, cider's mulling, turkey's turking, yams are yamming. (notices Ross is depressed) What? 109
1 ke Kenya , 肯尼亚abbr.[军] Kinetic Energy, 动能      KE=Key Error 键入错误 Monica: No I didn't. I asked, "got the ke-eys?" 109
13 badly 5bAdli adv.严重地, 恶劣地 Monica: No, it doesn't, does it? But you wanted lumps, Ross? (picks up the pan of badly burnt potatoes) Well, here you go, buddy, ya got one. 109
17 delicious di5liFEs adj.美味的 Monica: Oh, really? So why was I busting my ass to make this delicious Thanksgiving dinner? 109
1 busting bQst n.半身像, 胸像, (妇女的)胸部 Monica: Oh, really? So why was I busting my ass to make this delicious Thanksgiving dinner? 109
24 healthy 5helWi adj.健康的, 健壮的, 有益于健康的 Monica: Oh, wow, so you're gonna be one of those "healthy, healthy, healthy guys"? 109
26 cook kuk n.厨师v.烹调, 煮, 伪造 Monica: Ok, I'll tell you what. How about I cook dinner at my place? I'll make it just like Mom's. 109
5 juicy 5dVu:si adj.多汁的, 潮湿的, 有趣的, 报酬多的 Monica: Ok, right about now the turkey should be crispy on the outside, juicy on the inside. Why are we standing here? 109
2 crispy 5krispi adj.易碎的, 精神爽快的 Monica: Ok, right about now the turkey should be crispy on the outside, juicy on the inside. Why are we standing here? 109
15 kinds kaind n.种类, 性质adj.仁慈的, 和蔼的, 亲切的, 友爱的 Monica: Ok, three kinds of potatoes coming up. 109
80 dancing 5dB:nsiN n.舞蹈 Monica: Ooh, Ugly Naked Dancing! 109
2 chipped   chippedadj.有缺口的, 用碎片组成的 Monica: We all chipped in. 109
3 pots   POTS=Photo-Optical Terrain Simulator 光学地面模拟器 Monica: Well, the turkey's burnt. (checking pots) Potatoes are ruined, potatoes are ruined, potatoes are ruined. 109
5 burnt bE:nt vbl.燃烧 Monica: Well, the turkey's burnt. (checking pots) Potatoes are ruined, potatoes are ruined, potatoes are ruined. 109
59 needs ni:dz [现与 must 前后连用]必须, 一定, 务必 Monica: What, Phoebe, did you whip the potatoes? Ross needs lumps! 109
82 starting 5stB:tiN n.出发, 开始 Monica: Why? Because everything is my responsibility? Isn't it enough that I'm making Thanksgiving dinner for everyone? You know, everyone wants a different kind of potatoes, so I'm making different kinds of potatoes. Does anybody care what kind of potatoes I want? Nooooo, no, no! (starting to cry) Just as long as Phoebe gets her peas and onions, and Mario gets his tots, and it's my first Thanksgiving, and it's all burned, and, and I... I... 109
12 burned bE:n v.烧, 烧焦, 点(灯), 使感觉烧热n.烧伤, 灼伤 Monica: Why? Because everything is my responsibility? Isn't it enough that I'm making Thanksgiving dinner for everyone? You know, everyone wants a different kind of potatoes, so I'm making different kinds of potatoes. Does anybody care what kind of potatoes I want? Nooooo, no, no! (starting to cry) Just as long as Phoebe gets her peas and onions, and Mario gets his tots, and it's my first Thanksgiving, and it's all burned, and, and I... I... 109
3 sheepishly   sheepishlyadv.怯懦地, 羞怯地 Monica: You know, they're not actually supposed to have... (Ross looks at her sheepishly) I'll work on the lumps. Joey, you're going home, right? 109
4 stirring 5stE:riN adj.激动人心的, 活跃的, 忙碌的 Phoebe: (stirring pot) Ok, all done. 109
1 incoming 5in7kQmiN adj.引入的 Phoebe: Look out, incoming pumpkin pie! 109
11 laughter 5lB:ftE n.笑, 笑声 Phoebe: No, we were just laughing. You know, how laughter can be infectious. 109
2 infectious in5fekFEs adj.有传染性的, 易传染的, 有感染力的 Phoebe: No, we were just laughing. You know, how laughter can be infectious. 109
56 turkey 5tE:ki n.火鸡, 无用的东西      Turkey  [5tE:ki]  n. 土耳其 Phoebe: Oh, I believe it. I think the baby can totally hear everything. I can show you. Look, this will seem a little weird, but you put your head inside this turkey, and then we'll all talk, and you'll hear everything we say. 109
4 peas pi: n.豌豆      PEA=Physical Education Association 体育协会[英] Phoebe: Oh, I'm sorry, oh, I just, I thought we could have them whipped and then add some peas and onions. 109
3 onions 5QnjEnz 奥尼恩斯(①姓氏 ②Charles Talbut, 1873-1965, 英国语言学家、词典编纂家) Phoebe: Oh, I'm sorry, oh, I just, I thought we could have them whipped and then add some peas and onions. 109
14 add Ad vt.增加, 添加, 计算...总和, 补充说, 又说vi.加, 加起来, 增添, 做加法      ADD=Accessibility and Dissemination of Data 数据的可存取性与提供(联合国) Phoebe: Oh, I'm sorry, oh, I just, I thought we could have them whipped and then add some peas and onions. 109
4 modeling 5mCdliN [计] 建模, 造型 Phoebe: What were you modeling for? 109
1 lunar 5lju:nE adj.月的, 月亮的 Phoebe: Yes, and her boyfriend. But we're celebrating Thanksgiving in December 'cause he is lunar. 109
6 december di5sembE n.十二月(略作Dec) Phoebe: Yes, and her boyfriend. But we're celebrating Thanksgiving in December 'cause he is lunar. 109
15 celebrating 5selibreit v.庆祝, 祝贺, 表扬, 赞美, 举行 Phoebe: Yes, and her boyfriend. But we're celebrating Thanksgiving in December 'cause he is lunar. 109
1 asthma 5AsmE n.[医]哮喘 Phoebe: You know, the asthma guy was really cute. 109
2 stewardess stju:E5des, 5stju:EdIs n.(轮船, 飞机等)女乘务员 Rachel: (grabs Chandler by the shirt) All right, listen, smirky. If it wasn't for you and your stupid balloon, I would be on a plane watching a woman do this (makes a gesture like a stewardess pointing out exits) right now. But I'm not. 109
1 smirky `sm\:kI adj.假笑的,傻笑的,得意地笑的 Rachel: (grabs Chandler by the shirt) All right, listen, smirky. If it wasn't for you and your stupid balloon, I would be on a plane watching a woman do this (makes a gesture like a stewardess pointing out exits) right now. But I'm not. 109
48 plane plein n.平面, 飞机, 水平, 程度, 刨adj.平的, 平面的v.刨, 刨平 Rachel: (grabs Chandler by the shirt) All right, listen, smirky. If it wasn't for you and your stupid balloon, I would be on a plane watching a woman do this (makes a gesture like a stewardess pointing out exits) right now. But I'm not. 109
71 sir sE:, sE n.先生, 阁下      SIR=Static Information Record 统计资料记录      Sirn. (对爵士或男爵前的尊称)爵士 Rachel: Excuse me, sir. Hi, you come in here all time. I was just wondering, do you think there's a possibility that you could give me an advance on my tips? 109
11 possibility 7pCsi5biliti n.可能性, 可能发生的事物 Rachel: Excuse me, sir. Hi, you come in here all time. I was just wondering, do you think there's a possibility that you could give me an advance on my tips? 109
7 shadow 5FAdEu n.阴影, 影子, 影像, 预兆, 庇护, 隐蔽处, 阴暗, 少许vt.遮蔽, 使朦胧, 预示, 尾随vi.渐变, 变阴暗 Rachel: I loved the moment when you first saw the giant dog shadow all over the park. 109
5 vail veil n小费vt.放下,脱下,有利于vi.降低,脱帽,有利,有助 Rachel: It's so that I can spend Thanksgiving with my family. See, every year we go skiing in Vail, and normally my father pays for my ticket, but I sort of started the whole independence thing, you know, which is actually why I took this job. 109
99 thanksgiving WANks5^iviN n.感谢, [宗]感恩祈祷 Rachel: It's so that I can spend Thanksgiving with my family. See, every year we go skiing in Vail, and normally my father pays for my ticket, but I sort of started the whole independence thing, you know, which is actually why I took this job. 109
7 skiing 5Fi:iN, 5ski:iN n.滑雪运动, 滑雪术 Rachel: It's so that I can spend Thanksgiving with my family. See, every year we go skiing in Vail, and normally my father pays for my ticket, but I sort of started the whole independence thing, you know, which is actually why I took this job. 109
8 normally 5nC:mEli adv.正常地, 通常地 Rachel: It's so that I can spend Thanksgiving with my family. See, every year we go skiing in Vail, and normally my father pays for my ticket, but I sort of started the whole independence thing, you know, which is actually why I took this job. 109
1 skis ski:, Fi: n.滑雪橇vi.滑雪 Rachel: Ok, good-bye you guys. Thanks for everything. (she starts to leave, and hits everyone with her skis) Oh, sorry! Oh, sorry! 109
29 raises   raisesn.举起,加薪,增加v.举起,扬起,建造,饲养 Rachel: Ok, I, I hear what you're sayin'. I'm with you. Um, but I, but I'm trying really hard. And I think I'm doing better. I really do. Does anybody need coffee? (everyone in the place raises their hand) Oh, look at that. 109
7 spill spil n.溢出, 溅出, 摔下, 木片, 小塞子, 暴跌, 溢出量vt.使溢出, 使散落, 洒, 使流出, 使摔下, 倒出vi.溢出, 涌流, 充满 Rachel: Ok, ok, that's fine. Fine. Hey, I'm sorry about that spill before. (picks up the tip he leaves) Only $98.50 to go.  109
2 salary 5sAlEri n.薪水vt.给...加薪 Rachel: Terry, I, I, I know that I haven't worked here very long, but I was wondering, do you think it would be possible if I got a $100 advance in my salary? 109
6 advance Ed5vB:ns n.前进, 提升, 预付款v.前进, 提前, 预付adj.前面的, 预先的预付(款项) Rachel: Terry, I, I, I know that I haven't worked here very long, but I was wondering, do you think it would be possible if I got a $100 advance in my salary? 109
36 holiday 5hClEdi, 5hClidei n.假日, 节日, 假期 Rachel: Wait, wait, Chandler, this is what you're havin' for Thanksgiving dinner? What, what, what is it with you and this holiday? 109
176 book buk n.书, 书籍, 卷, 篇, 帐簿, 名册, 工作簿v.登记, 预订, 控告 Ross: (picking up a book) Hey, hey, Yertle the Turtle. A classic. 109
147 quickly 5kwIklI adv.很快地 Ross: (quickly talking) Hello, baby. Hello, hello. 109
10 bagel 5bei^l n.百吉饼(先蒸后烤的发面圈) Ross: (singing) Hey, hey, you're my baby, and I can't wait to meet you. When you come out I'll buy you a bagel, and then we'll go to the zoo. 109
63 picked pikt adj.精选的, 摘下的 Ross: And everyone's telling me, you gotta pick a major, you gotta pick a major. So, on a dare, I picked paleontology. And you have no idea what I'm saying, because, let's face it, you're a fetus. You're just happy you don't have gills anymore. 109
18 paleontology 7pAliCn5tClEdVi n.古生物学 Ross: And everyone's telling me, you gotta pick a major, you gotta pick a major. So, on a dare, I picked paleontology. And you have no idea what I'm saying, because, let's face it, you're a fetus. You're just happy you don't have gills anymore. 109
1 gills dVil n.腮, 腮下肉, 峡谷, 峡流, 锶v.用刺网捕鱼      Gill  [dVil]  [亦作gill ]少女 女情人 吉尔(女子名) Ross: And everyone's telling me, you gotta pick a major, you gotta pick a major. So, on a dare, I picked paleontology. And you have no idea what I'm saying, because, let's face it, you're a fetus. You're just happy you don't have gills anymore. 109
3 fetus 5fi:tEs n.胎儿 Ross: And everyone's telling me, you gotta pick a major, you gotta pick a major. So, on a dare, I picked paleontology. And you have no idea what I'm saying, because, let's face it, you're a fetus. You're just happy you don't have gills anymore. 109
13 dare dZE n.挑战vi.敢, 胆敢vt.敢冒, 不惧      DARE=Data Retrieval System 数据检索系统(联合国 UNESCO) Ross: And everyone's telling me, you gotta pick a major, you gotta pick a major. So, on a dare, I picked paleontology. And you have no idea what I'm saying, because, let's face it, you're a fetus. You're just happy you don't have gills anymore. 109
10 lousy 5lauzi adj.<俚>污秽的, 恶心的, 生虱的 Ross: And hey, here's to a lousy Christmas. 109
125 christmas 5krismEs n.(纪念耶稣基督生的节日, 12月25日)圣诞节 Ross: And hey, here's to a lousy Christmas. 109
18 belly 5beli n.腹部, 胃vi.涨满 Ross: Look, if she's talking to it, I just think that I should get some belly time too. Not that I believe any of this. 109
8 skull skQl n.头脑, 头骨 Ross: Oh, I uh, just came by to pick up my skull. Well, not mine, but...Susan: Come in. 109
2 unborn 5Qn5bC:n adj.未来的 Ross: Ok, I'm off to talk to my unborn child.  109
19 offer 5CfE n.出价, 提议, 意图vt.提供, 出价, 贡献, 使出现, 企图, 演出vi.(机会、时机等)出现, 献祭, 提议 Ross: Ok, ok, here we go. (he crouches down near her stomach) Ok, where am I talking to, here? I mean, uh, well, there is one way that seems to offer a certain acoustical advantage, but... 109
34 near niE adj.亲近的, 亲密的, 近, (车, 马等)左侧的, 吝啬的adv.(时间, 空间方面)近, 不远prep.在...近旁, 近...v.接近, 走近 Ross: Ok, ok, here we go. (he crouches down near her stomach) Ok, where am I talking to, here? I mean, uh, well, there is one way that seems to offer a certain acoustical advantage, but... 109
3 crouches 5krautF vi.蜷缩, 蹲伏 Ross: Ok, ok, here we go. (he crouches down near her stomach) Ok, where am I talking to, here? I mean, uh, well, there is one way that seems to offer a certain acoustical advantage, but... 109
20 certain 5sE:tEn adj.确定的, 某一个, 无疑的, 必然的, 可靠的pron.某几个, 某些 Ross: Ok, ok, here we go. (he crouches down near her stomach) Ok, where am I talking to, here? I mean, uh, well, there is one way that seems to offer a certain acoustical advantage, but... 109
11 advantage Ed5vB:ntidV n.优势, 有利条件, 利益 Ross: Ok, ok, here we go. (he crouches down near her stomach) Ok, where am I talking to, here? I mean, uh, well, there is one way that seems to offer a certain acoustical advantage, but... 109
1 acoustical E5ku:stIk(E)l adj.听觉的, 声学的 Ross: Ok, ok, here we go. (he crouches down near her stomach) Ok, where am I talking to, here? I mean, uh, well, there is one way that seems to offer a certain acoustical advantage, but... 109
2 browsing brauz v.n.浏览, 吃草, 放牧 Ross: Ok. (browsing the apartment) Wow, you guys sure have a lot of books about bein' a lesbian. 109
31 books buk n.书, 书籍, 卷, 篇, 帐簿, 名册, 工作簿v.登记, 预订, 控告 Ross: Ok. (browsing the apartment) Wow, you guys sure have a lot of books about bein' a lesbian. 109
12 funniest 5fQni adj.有趣的, 好笑的, 滑稽的, 奇异的, 古怪的n.滑稽人物 Ross: Shh! (singing) Here we come, walkin' down the street, get the funniest looks from, everyone we meet. Hey, hey! (to Carol) Hey, uh, did you just feel that? 109
104 class klB:s n.班级, 阶级, 社会等级, 种类, (一节)课vt.把...分类(或分等级)      CLASS=Canberra Laboratories Automation Software System 堪培拉工业公司实验室自动化软件系统[美] Capacity Loading and Scheduling System 容量装载与调度系统 Carrier Landing Aid stabilization System 航空母舰着陆辅助稳定系统 Close Air Support System 近空支援系统 Container-Lighters Aboard Ship System 集装箱-驳船船舶装运系统 Ross: Thanks. Yeah, Carol borrowed it for a class, and I have to get it back to the museum. 109
20 borrowed `bCrEJd adj.借来的, 虚构的, 伪造的 Ross: Thanks. Yeah, Carol borrowed it for a class, and I have to get it back to the museum. 109
17 potatoes pE5teitEu n.马铃薯 Ross: Will you make the mashed potatoes with the lumps? 109
5 mashed mAF v.捣碎 Ross: Will you make the mashed potatoes with the lumps? 109
6 lumps lQmps n.金丝鸟病块煤 Ross: Will you make the mashed potatoes with the lumps? 109
135 serious 5siEriEs adj.严肃的, 认真的, 严重的 Ross: You're not serious, I mean, you really... you really talk to it? 109
1 refer ri5fE: vt.提交, 谈及, 归诸于, 指点把...提交, 使求助于vi.提到, 涉及, 查阅, 咨询 Susan: But um, we just refer to you as Bobo the Sperm Guy. 109
1 faculty 5fAkElti n.才能, 本领, 能力, 全体教员, (大学的)系, 科, (授予的)权力 Susan: No, she's at a faculty meeting. 109
5 awards E5wC:d n.奖, 奖品vt.授予, 判给 Winner of 3 Tony Awards...  109
88 monkey 5mQNki n.猴子 (A monkey jumps on to his shoulder.) 110
12 popcorn 5pCpkC:n n.爆米花 (David is feeding Phoebe popcorn. Max walks up) 110
22 feeding 5fi:diN n.给食, 喂, 饲养, 吃, 输送adj.给食的, 饲用的, 逐渐强烈的, 供给饲料的, 摄取食物的 (David is feeding Phoebe popcorn. Max walks up) 110
44 reveal ri5vi:l vt.展现, 显示, 揭示, 暴露 (He removes the coat to reveal an elf costume) 110
29 removes ri5mu:v vt.移动, 开除, 移交vi.迁移, 搬家n.移动, 距离, 班级, 升级 (He removes the coat to reveal an elf costume) 110
3 elf elf n.小精灵, 矮人, 淘气鬼, 恶作剧的人, 恶人      ELF电子测位器, 电子定位器(Electronic Location Finder)一种为Linux系统所采用的通用文件格式,支持动态连接(excutive linked file) (He removes the coat to reveal an elf costume) 110
29 costume 5kCstju:m, -5tju:m n.装束, 服装 (He removes the coat to reveal an elf costume) 110
9 tools tu:l n.工具, 用具, 爪牙, 走狗, 手段vt.用工具加工, 使用设备vi.使用工具 (Marcel knocks over some kitchen tools) 110
3 wildly   wildlyadv.野生地, 野蛮地 (Monica gestures wildly behind Fun Bobby's back)  110
5 scientists 5saiEntist n.科学家 (Over the sound of Phoebe singing we hear two scientists, Max and David, having a noisy discussion) 110
7 noisy 5nCizi adj.吵杂的, 聒噪的 (Over the sound of Phoebe singing we hear two scientists, Max and David, having a noisy discussion) 110
25 max mAks adv.至多      Max  [mAks]  n. 马克斯(男子名) (Over the sound of Phoebe singing we hear two scientists, Max and David, having a noisy discussion) 110
9 discussion dis5kQFEn n.讨论 (Over the sound of Phoebe singing we hear two scientists, Max and David, having a noisy discussion) 110
5 leads li:d vt.领导, 引导, 致使vi.领导, (道路等)通向, 导致, 用水砣测深n.领导, 领先, 导线, 铅, (自船上测海水深度的)铅陲, 石墨, 铅笔芯 (Phoebe leads David into a bedroom) 110
2 spyhole   spyholen.窥视孔 (Someone else knocks on the door. Monica looks through the spyhole) 110
9 torn tC:n vbl.tear的过去分词 (The door opens. Rachel is standing there. Her coat is muddy and torn, her hair is dishevelled and her face is bruised. Everyone turns to look) 110
1 muddy 5mQdi adj.多泥的, 泥泞的 (The door opens. Rachel is standing there. Her coat is muddy and torn, her hair is dishevelled and her face is bruised. Everyone turns to look) 110
1 dishevelled dI5Fev(E)ld adj.散乱的, 蓬乱的 (The door opens. Rachel is standing there. Her coat is muddy and torn, her hair is dishevelled and her face is bruised. Everyone turns to look) 110
2 bruised bru:z n.瘀伤, 擦伤v.打伤, 撞伤 (The door opens. Rachel is standing there. Her coat is muddy and torn, her hair is dishevelled and her face is bruised. Everyone turns to look) 110
6 jingle 5dViN^l n.叮当声v.(使)作叮当声, (使)押韵 [Joey enters, his shoes have bells on, which jingle as he walks. He is wearing a long coat.] 110
118 coat kEut n.外套, (动物的)皮毛, (植物的)表皮, (漆等的)层, 涂层vt.涂上, 包上 [Joey enters, his shoes have bells on, which jingle as he walks. He is wearing a long coat.] 110
5 bells bel n.铃, 钟      Bell  [bel]  贝尔(①姓氏 ②Alexander Graham, 1847-1922, 生于苏格兰的美国科学家, 电话发明者) [Joey enters, his shoes have bells on, which jingle as he walks. He is wearing a long coat.] 110
1 whiteboard `hwaItbR:d n.白色书写板 [Scene: Max and David's lab, David is explaining something to Phoebe with the aid of a whiteboard.] 110
5 decorating 5dekEreit v.装饰, 为...做室内装修 [Scene: Monica and Rachel's, everyone except Joey is decorating for Christmas.] 110
4 virtually 5v\:tjJElI adv.事实上, 实质上 [Time lapse. Bobby is talking about his grandfather. Everyone else is virtually in tears] 110
33 tears tiE n.破处, 破缝, 泪滴, 眼泪, 扯, 飞奔, 激怒vi.流泪, 撕破, 猛冲, 飞奔, 被撕破vt.扯, 撕, 撕破, 戳破, 拉掉, 折磨, 使分裂, 撕掉 [Time lapse. Bobby is talking about his grandfather. Everyone else is virtually in tears] 110
7 somewhat 5sQm(h)wCt adv.稍微, 有点, 有些 [Time lapse. Monica and Rachel, fixed up somewhat, emerge from a bedroom] 110
4 emerge i5mE:dV vi.显现, 浮现, 暴露, 形成, (由某种状态)脱出, (事实)显现出来 [Time lapse. Monica and Rachel, fixed up somewhat, emerge from a bedroom] 110
11 breezy 5bri:zi adj.有微风的, 通风好的, 活泼的, 轻松愉快的 And sometimes when it's breezy... 110
5 resting 5restiN adj.静止的, 不动的, 休眠的 Are resting in a little yellow jar, 110
19 jar dVB: n.震动, 刺耳声, 震惊, 争吵, 罐, 广口瓶vi.震惊, 冲突, 发刺耳声, 不一致vt.震动, 刺激 Are resting in a little yellow jar, 110
52 quietly 5kwaIEtlI adv.平静地, 静静地, 寂静地 Chandler: (Quietly, to the others) That guy's going home with a note! 110
32 clearly 5klIElI adv.明朗地, 明显地, 无疑地 Chandler: (To a woman who he has clearly just met) And then the peacock bit me. (Laughs) Please kiss me at midnight. (She leaves) 110
4 aah ei, 5eiE (因兴奋, 惊讶, 困惑)发啧啧声, 惊呼      AAH  [B:]  abbr.[军] Armored Artillery Howitzer, 装甲榴弹炮abbr.[军] Advanced Attack Helicopter, 先进攻击直升机 Chandler: Aah, y'killing me! 110
6 necessarily 5nesisErili; nesi5serili adv.必要地 Chandler: Alright, Janice, that's it! Janice... Janice... Hey, Janice, when I invited you to this party I didn't necessarily think that it meant that we- 110
20 upon E5pCn prep.在...之上 Chandler: And the moment of joy is upon us. 110
16 joy dVCi n.欢乐, 喜悦, 快乐, 乐事, 乐趣v.高兴      Joy  [dVCi]  n. 乔伊(女子名) Chandler: And the moment of joy is upon us. 110
4 snapped snAp v.猛地吸住, 突然折断, 使劈啪地晌, 猛咬n.猛咬, 突然折断, 劈啪声adj.突然的      SNAP=Satellite Navigation Alert Plotter 卫星导航警戒标绘仪 Chandler: I snapped, okay? I couldn't handle the pressure and I snapped. 110
24 pressure `preFE(r) n.压, 压力, 电压, 压迫, 强制, 紧迫 Chandler: I snapped, okay? I couldn't handle the pressure and I snapped. 110
36 handle 5hAndl n.柄, 把手, 把柄, 口实, 手感vt.触摸, 运用, 买卖, 处理, 操作vi.搬运, 易于操纵n.[计]句柄 Chandler: I snapped, okay? I couldn't handle the pressure and I snapped. 110
5 misunderstood 9mIsQndE`stJd vbl.misunderstand的过去式和过去分词 Chandler: I'm sorry you misunderstood... 110
4 victim 5viktim n.受害人, 牺牲者, 牺牲品 Chandler: It's just that I'm sick of being a victim of this Dick Clark holiday. I say this year, no dates, we make a pact. Just the six of us- dinner. 110
10 pact pAkt n.合同, 公约, 协定      PACT=Production Analysis Control Technique 生产分析管理技术 Chandler: It's just that I'm sick of being a victim of this Dick Clark holiday. I say this year, no dates, we make a pact. Just the six of us- dinner. 110
12 dick dik n.<美俚><俗>侦探, 家伙, (=dictinary)词典, 声明n.<俚>阴茎, 鸡巴      Dickn. 迪克(男子名) Chandler: It's just that I'm sick of being a victim of this Dick Clark holiday. I say this year, no dates, we make a pact. Just the six of us- dinner. 110
27 dates deit n.日期, 日子, (历史上某一)年代, 时期, 约会, 枣椰子vt.约会, 定日期vi.注明...的日期, 过时[计] 显示或设置系统日期 Chandler: It's just that I'm sick of being a victim of this Dick Clark holiday. I say this year, no dates, we make a pact. Just the six of us- dinner. 110
2 scramble 5skrAmbl n.爬行, 攀缘, 抢夺, 混乱vi.攀缘, 杂乱蔓延, 争夺, 拼凑, 匆忙vt.攀登, 搅乱, 使混杂 Chandler: Nothing for you, you have Paolo. You don't have to face the horrible pressures of this holiday: desperate scramble to find anything with lips just so you can have someone to kiss when the ball drops!! Man, I'm talking loud! 110
1 pressures `preFE(r) n.压, 压力, 电压, 压迫, 强制, 紧迫 Chandler: Nothing for you, you have Paolo. You don't have to face the horrible pressures of this holiday: desperate scramble to find anything with lips just so you can have someone to kiss when the ball drops!! Man, I'm talking loud! 110
12 desperate 5despErit adj.不顾一切的, 拚死的, 令人绝望的 Chandler: Nothing for you, you have Paolo. You don't have to face the horrible pressures of this holiday: desperate scramble to find anything with lips just so you can have someone to kiss when the ball drops!! Man, I'm talking loud! 110
4 snatches snAtF v.攫取n.攫取 Chandler: Oh, will you give me the thing. (Snatches the camera) 110
15 asks B:sk vi.询问, 问, 要求vt.问, 要求, 需要, 邀请 Chandler: Okay, but if he asks, I'm not going to lie. 110
8 geek ^i:k n.做低级滑稽表演的人 Chandler: Ooh. Uh, I don't know how to tell you this, but she's in Monica's bedroom, getting it on with Max, that scientist geek. Ooh, look at that, I did know how to tell you. 110
7 blast blB:st n.一阵(风), 一股(气流), 爆炸, 冲击波vt.爆炸, ,毁灭, 使枯萎, 损害 Chandler: That's so weird, I had such a blast with him the other night. 110
3 mock mCk v.嘲笑, 骗, 挫败, 嘲弄adj.假的n.嘲弄, 模仿, 仿制品 Chandler: Too many jokes... must mock Joey!  110
26 taught tC:t vbl.teach的过去式和过去分词 Chandler: With the balled-up socks? I figured you taught him that. 110
13 watched wCtF n.注视, 注意, 手表, 看守, 守护, 监视, 值班人vt.看, 注视, 照顾, 监视, 警戒, 守护, 看守vi.观看, 注视, 守侯adj.手表的, 挂表的 Chandler: Yeah, we played, we watched TV.. that juggling thing is amazing. 110
4 juggling `dVQ^lIN n.(=jugglery)欺骗, 杂耍adj.欺骗的,欺诈的,变戏法(似)的 Chandler: Yeah, we played, we watched TV.. that juggling thing is amazing. 110
1 whiz hwiz n.嗽嗽声v.发出呼啸声 Chandler: Y'know, I uh.. just thought I'd throw this out here. I'm no math whiz, but I do believe there are three girls and three guys right here. (Makes kiss noise) 110
3 enthusiasm in5Wju:ziAzEm n.狂热, 热心, 积极性, 激发热情的事物 Chandler: Y'know, I was hoping for a little more enthusiasm.  110
6 melon 5melEn n.(各种的)瓜 Chandler: Y'know, it wasn't that big a deal. He just balled up socks... and a melon... 110
13 wa   WAWashington 美国华盛顿州邮递区号 David: (Stands up and speaks more loudly) Sorry, I wa- I was just saying to my friend that I thought you were the most beautiful woman that I'd ever seen in my- in my life. And then he said that- you said you thought 110
13 speaks spi:k v.说话, 谈话, 说明事实, 表示意见, 发言, 演讲, 操(某种语言) David: (Stands up and speaks more loudly) Sorry, I wa- I was just saying to my friend that I thought you were the most beautiful woman that I'd ever seen in my- in my life. And then he said that- you said you thought 110
30 loudly   loudlyadv.响亮地, 大声地 David: (Stands up and speaks more loudly) Sorry, I wa- I was just saying to my friend that I thought you were the most beautiful woman that I'd ever seen in my- in my life. And then he said that- you said you thought 110
32 test test n.测试, 试验, 检验v.测试, 试验, 检验 David: ...But, you can't actually test this theory, because today's particle accelerators are nowhere near powerful enough to simulate these conditions. 110
2 simulate 5simjuleit vt.模拟, 模仿, 假装, 冒充 David: ...But, you can't actually test this theory, because today's particle accelerators are nowhere near powerful enough to simulate these conditions. 110
5 powerful 5pauEful adj.强大的, 有力的 David: ...But, you can't actually test this theory, because today's particle accelerators are nowhere near powerful enough to simulate these conditions. 110
1 particle 5pB:tikl n.粒子, 点, 极小量, 微粒, 质点, 小品词, 语气 David: ...But, you can't actually test this theory, because today's particle accelerators are nowhere near powerful enough to simulate these conditions. 110
13 nowhere 5nEuhwZE adv.无处, 到处都无 David: ...But, you can't actually test this theory, because today's particle accelerators are nowhere near powerful enough to simulate these conditions. 110
1 conditions kEn5diFEn n.条件, 情形, 环境, 社会地位vt.以...为条件, 使达到要求的情况 David: ...But, you can't actually test this theory, because today's particle accelerators are nowhere near powerful enough to simulate these conditions. 110
1 accelerators Ak5selEreitE n.加速者, 加速器 David: ...But, you can't actually test this theory, because today's particle accelerators are nowhere near powerful enough to simulate these conditions. 110
2 splash splAF n.溅, 飞溅, 斑点v.溅, 泼, 溅湿 David: Daryl Hannah was the most beautiful woman that he'd ever seen in his life and I said yeah, I liked her in Splash, a lot, but not so much in- in Wall Street, I thought she had kind of a  110
1 luminous 5lju:minEs adj.发光的, 明亮的 David: -hard quality. And uh, while Daryl Hannah is beautiful in a conventional way, you are luminous with a kind of a delicate grace. Then, uh, that-that-that's when you started yelling. (Sits down) 110
4 grace ^reis n.优美, 雅致, 优雅      Grace  [^reis]  n. 格雷斯(女子名) David: -hard quality. And uh, while Daryl Hannah is beautiful in a conventional way, you are luminous with a kind of a delicate grace. Then, uh, that-that-that's when you started yelling. (Sits down) 110
3 delicate 5delikit adj.精巧的, 精致的, 病弱的, 脆弱的, 微妙的, 棘手的, 灵敏的, 精密的 David: -hard quality. And uh, while Daryl Hannah is beautiful in a conventional way, you are luminous with a kind of a delicate grace. Then, uh, that-that-that's when you started yelling. (Sits down) 110
2 conventional kEn5venFEnl adj.惯例的, 常规的, 习俗的, 传统的 David: -hard quality. And uh, while Daryl Hannah is beautiful in a conventional way, you are luminous with a kind of a delicate grace. Then, uh, that-that-that's when you started yelling. (Sits down) 110
2 microscope 5maIkrEskEJp n.显微镜 David: Okay, okay, okay. (Gets ready to sweep, and then picks up a laptop computer) Y'know what, this was just really expensive. (Puts it down elsewhere. Then picks up a microscope) And I'll take- this was a gift. (Moves it) 110
4 laptop   laptop膝上型电脑 David: Okay, okay, okay. (Gets ready to sweep, and then picks up a laptop computer) Y'know what, this was just really expensive. (Puts it down elsewhere. Then picks up a microscope) And I'll take- this was a gift. (Moves it) 110
22 expensive iks5pensiv adj.花费的, 昂贵的 David: Okay, okay, okay. (Gets ready to sweep, and then picks up a laptop computer) Y'know what, this was just really expensive. (Puts it down elsewhere. Then picks up a microscope) And I'll take- this was a gift. (Moves it) 110
2 elsewhere 5els5hwZE adv.在别处 David: Okay, okay, okay. (Gets ready to sweep, and then picks up a laptop computer) Y'know what, this was just really expensive. (Puts it down elsewhere. Then picks up a microscope) And I'll take- this was a gift. (Moves it) 110
40 computer kEm5pju:tE n.计算机, 电脑 David: Okay, okay, okay. (Gets ready to sweep, and then picks up a laptop computer) Y'know what, this was just really expensive. (Puts it down elsewhere. Then picks up a microscope) And I'll take- this was a gift. (Moves it) 110
4 sweeps swi:p v.扫, 打扫, 清扫, 席卷, 冲光, 扫过, 掠过 David: Okay, what the hell, what the hell. (Sweeps the remaining papers off the desk and grabs Phoebe) You want me to actually throw you or you-you wanna just hop? 110
3 remaining ri5mein vi.保持, 逗留, 剩余, 残存 David: Okay, what the hell, what the hell. (Sweeps the remaining papers off the desk and grabs Phoebe) You want me to actually throw you or you-you wanna just hop? 110
21 hop hRp v.单脚跳, (鸟, 蛙等)跳跃n.蛇麻草      HOP=High Oxygen Pressure 高氧压 David: Okay, what the hell, what the hell. (Sweeps the remaining papers off the desk and grabs Phoebe) You want me to actually throw you or you-you wanna just hop? 110
11 sweeping 5swi:piN n.扫除, 垃圾adj.扫荡的, 彻底的, 广泛的, 规模大的 David: Right. But, see, the longer I waited, the more phenomenal the kiss had to be, and now we've reached a place where it's just gotta be one of those things where I just like... sweep everything off the table and throw you down on it. And, uh, I'm not really a, uh, sweeping sorta fella. 110
19 sorta 5sC:tE adv.<美口>近似,有几分,可以说是 David: Right. But, see, the longer I waited, the more phenomenal the kiss had to be, and now we've reached a place where it's just gotta be one of those things where I just like... sweep everything off the table and throw you down on it. And, uh, I'm not really a, uh, sweeping sorta fella. 110
9 fella `felE n.<俚>伙伴,伙计,小伙子 David: Right. But, see, the longer I waited, the more phenomenal the kiss had to be, and now we've reached a place where it's just gotta be one of those things where I just like... sweep everything off the table and throw you down on it. And, uh, I'm not really a, uh, sweeping sorta fella. 110
3 valid 5vAlid adj.[律]有效的, 有根据的, 正当的, 正确的 David: Uh, that's definitely a, uh, valid question. And, uh, the answer would be (Writes YES on the board) yes. Yes I was. But, see, I wanted it to be this phenomenal kiss that happened at this phenomenal moment, because, well, 'cause it's you. 110
5 phenomenal fi5nCminl adj.显著的, 现象的, 能知觉的 David: Uh, that's definitely a, uh, valid question. And, uh, the answer would be (Writes YES on the board) yes. Yes I was. But, see, I wanted it to be this phenomenal kiss that happened at this phenomenal moment, because, well, 'cause it's you. 110
1 virtual 5vE:tjuEl, -tFuEl adj.虚的, 实质的, [物]有效的, 事实上的 Dick Clark: (on TV) Hi, this is Dick Clark, live in Times Square. We're in a virtual snowstorm of confetti here in Times Square... 110
1 snowstorm 5snEJstC:m n.暴风雪 Dick Clark: (on TV) Hi, this is Dick Clark, live in Times Square. We're in a virtual snowstorm of confetti here in Times Square... 110
1 confetti kEn5feti(:) n.(旧时狂欢节或庆祝场合抛撒的)糖果, (婚礼、狂欢节中抛撒的)五彩纸屑 Dick Clark: (on TV) Hi, this is Dick Clark, live in Times Square. We're in a virtual snowstorm of confetti here in Times Square... 110
7 grandfather 5^rAnd7fB:TE n.祖父, 始祖 Fun Bobby: Hey, sorry I'm late. But my, uh, grandfather, he- died about two hours ago. But I-I-I couldn't get a flight out 'til tomorrow, so here I am! 110
2 glitter 5^litE vi.闪闪发光, 闪烁, 闪光n.闪光 Janice: (Ross is still taking their photo) Oh, I'm gonna blow this one up, and I'm gonna write 'Reunited' in glitter. 110
6 startles 5stB:tl v.震惊 Janice: (Startles them) There you are! Haaah, you got away from me! 110
2 snapping snAp v.猛地吸住, 突然折断, 使劈啪地晌, 猛咬n.猛咬, 突然折断, 劈啪声adj.突然的      SNAP=Satellite Navigation Alert Plotter 卫星导航警戒标绘仪 Janice: Here, Ross, take our picture. (Hands him a camera and he starts snapping) Smile! You're on Janice Camera! 110
14 diet 5daiEt n.通常所吃的食物, 会议 Janice: I love this artichoke thing! Oh, don't tell me what's in it, the diet starts tomorrow! (Laughs her Janice laugh) 110
1 artichoke 5B:tItFEJk n.[植]朝鲜蓟 Janice: I love this artichoke thing! Oh, don't tell me what's in it, the diet starts tomorrow! (Laughs her Janice laugh) 110
15 slap slAp vt.拍, 掌击, 拍击n.拍, 掌击, 拍击 Joey: Ah, I'm gonna be one of his helpers. It's just such a slap in the face, y'know? 110
2 helpers 5helpE n.帮忙者, 助手 Joey: Ah, I'm gonna be one of his helpers. It's just such a slap in the face, y'know? 110
91 store stC:, stCE vt.贮藏, 贮备, 存储n.商店, 店铺, 贮藏, 贮备 Joey: I dunno. Some fat guy's sleeping with the store manager. He's not even jolly, it's all political. 110
4 political pE5litikEl adj.政治的, 行政上的 Joey: I dunno. Some fat guy's sleeping with the store manager. He's not even jolly, it's all political. 110
18 manager 5mAnidVE n.经理, 管理人员, 管理器 Joey: I dunno. Some fat guy's sleeping with the store manager. He's not even jolly, it's all political. 110
1 jolly 5dVCli adj.欢乐的, 高兴的, 快活的      Jolly  [5dVCli]  耐火砖成型机 Joey: I dunno. Some fat guy's sleeping with the store manager. He's not even jolly, it's all political. 110
2 wiggles 5wi^l v.(使)踌躇, 摆动n.踌躇, 摆动 Joey: Nice shoes, huh? (He wiggles his foot and the bells tinkle) 110
15 younger `jQN^E(r) n.年纪较小者adj.较年轻的 Joey: Sandy! Hi! C'mon in! (She enters, followed by a young boy and a younger girl)...You brought your kids. 110
15 followed 5fClEu vt.跟随, 追随, 沿...而行, 理解, 遵循, 从事, 追求, 注视vi.跟随, 接着n.跟随, 追随 Joey: Sandy! Hi! C'mon in! (She enters, followed by a young boy and a younger girl)...You brought your kids. 110
3 hannah 5hAnE 汉纳(女子名) Max: Daryl Hannah. 110
3 daryl 5dAril n.达里尔(Darrell 的异体)(m.) Max: Daryl Hannah. 110
4 january 5dVAnjuEri n.一月(略作Jan) Max: January first. 110
5 russia `rQFE n.俄国, 俄罗斯, 苏联 Max: Minsk. It's in Russia. 110
57 storms stC:m n.暴风雨, 暴风雪v.狂怒咆哮abbr.[军] Sensor,Tank,Off-Route Mine, 路外反坦克雷传感器 Max: Tell her, David. 'I don't wanna go to Minsk and work with Lifson and Yamaguchi and Flench, on nonononononono. I wanna stay here and make out with my girlfriend!!' (Storms out) 110
1 flench flentF vt.割取油脂,剥(鲸或海豹)的皮 Max: Tell her, David. 'I don't wanna go to Minsk and work with Lifson and Yamaguchi and Flench, on nonononononono. I wanna stay here and make out with my girlfriend!!' (Storms out) 110
42 paid peid vbl.pay的过去式和过去分词 Max: We got the grant. Three years, all expenses paid. 110
8 grant ^rB:nt vt.同意, 准予, 承认(某事为真)~      Grant  [^rB:nt]  格兰特(①姓氏, 男子名 ②Ulysses Simpson , 1822-1885, 美国南北战争时北军总司令, 第18任总统) Max: We got the grant. Three years, all expenses paid. 110
1 expenses   expensesn.费用,开支 Max: We got the grant. Three years, all expenses paid. 110
23 minsk minsk 明斯克[白俄罗斯共和国首都] Max: Well, if you see him, tell him to pack his bags. We are going to Minsk. 110
1 urinate 5juErineit vi.小便, 撒尿 Monica: I'm guessing your new girlfriend wouldn't urinate on my coffee table. 110
69 bobby 5bCbi n.<英俚>警察      Bobby  [5bCbi]  博比(男子名, Robert 的昵称) Monica: I'm sorry, okay. It's just that Chandler has somebody, and Phoebe has somebody- I thought I'd ask Fun Bobby. 110
35 gosh ^CF int.唉!, 必定!, 糟了! Monica: Oh my gosh! Rachel, honey.. are you okay? Where-where's Paolo? 110
1 spatulas 5spAtjulE n.(涂油漆, 涂药等)抹刀, 压舌板 Monica: Ross! He's playing with my spatulas again! 110
5 breakup 5breIkQp n.完结, 崩溃,衰弱 Monica: Yeah, but Janice? That-that was like the worst breakup in history! 110
6 sung sQN vbl.sing的过去分词 Phoebe: (Takes mike) Thanks, hi. Um, I wanna start with a song that means a lot to me this time of year. (Shakes bell as an introduction) (Sung:)  110
69 shakes Feik v.摇动, 摇, 颤抖, 震动n.摇动, 摇, 颤抖, 震动 Phoebe: (Takes mike) Thanks, hi. Um, I wanna start with a song that means a lot to me this time of year. (Shakes bell as an introduction) (Sung:)  110
4 introduction 7intrE5dQkFEn n.介绍, 传入, 初步, 导言, 绪论, 入门 Phoebe: (Takes mike) Thanks, hi. Um, I wanna start with a song that means a lot to me this time of year. (Shakes bell as an introduction) (Sung:)  110
25 bell bel n.铃, 钟      Bell  [bel]  贝尔(①姓氏 ②Alexander Graham, 1847-1922, 生于苏格兰的美国科学家, 电话发明者) Phoebe: (Takes mike) Thanks, hi. Um, I wanna start with a song that means a lot to me this time of year. (Shakes bell as an introduction) (Sung:)  110
20 midnight 5mid7nait n.午夜 Phoebe: And then you say that it's almost midnight and you have to go because you don't wanna start the new year with me if you can't finish it. (They kiss) I'm gonna miss you. You scientist guy. 110
2 bloated 5blEutid adj.浮肿的, 发胀的, 傲慢的 Phoebe: And then... your face is bloated? 110
17 scientist 5saiEntist n.科学家 Phoebe: David's like, y'know, Scientist Guy. He's very methodical. 110
1 methodical mI5WRdIk(E)l adj.有方法的, 有系统的 Phoebe: David's like, y'know, Scientist Guy. He's very methodical. 110
12 hops hRp v.单脚跳, (鸟, 蛙等)跳跃n.蛇麻草      HOP=High Oxygen Pressure 高氧压 Phoebe: I can hop. (She hops onto the table) 110
12 officer 5CfisE n.政府官员, 军官, 警官, 船长vt.指挥 Phoebe: Me too! Oh! Did you ever see An Officer and a Gentleman? 110
10 gentleman 5dVentlmEn n.阁下, 先生, 有身分的人, 绅士,男厕所, 男盥洗室 Phoebe: Me too! Oh! Did you ever see An Officer and a Gentleman? 110
5 tearing 5tZEriN adj.撕开的, 痛苦的 Phoebe: Oh yes, yes, yes you can. Just say, um, 'Phoebe, my work is my life and that's what I have to do right now'. And I say 'your work?! Your work?! How can you say that?!'. And then you say, um, 'it's tearing me apart, but I have no choice. Can't you understand that?'. And I say (Hits him) 'no! No! I can't understand that!'. 110
1 sweeper 5swi:pE n.清扫夫 Phoebe: Oh, David, I, I think you are a sweeping sorta fella. I mean, you're a sweeper! ...trapped inside a physicist's body. 110
3 belong bi5lCN vi.属于, 住 Phoebe: Oh, you are so going to Minsk. You belong in Minsk. You can't stay here just 'cause of me. 110
25 disappointed 9dIsE`pRIntId adj.失望的 Phoebe: Oh, you're not going? (Fake disappointed voice) Oh, why? 110
1 tidying 5taidi n.椅子的背罩, 装杂碎的容器adj.整齐的, 整洁的, 精简的vt.弄整齐, 收拾, 整理vi.整理, 收拾adj.<口>可观的、相当大的 Phoebe: Okay, now you're just kinda tidying.  110
57 arms B:mz n.武器, 兵种 Phoebe: Ooh, sorry. Um, and, and then you put your arms around me. And then you put your arms around me. (He does so) And, um, and then you tell me that you love me and you'll never forget me. 110
10 suicide 5sjuisaid n.自杀, 自毁, 给自己带来伤害或损失的行为 Phoebe: So you guys, I'm doing all new material tonight. I have twelve new songs about my mother's suicide, and one about a snowman. 110
16 songs sCN n.歌, 歌曲      SONG=Satellite for Orientation, Navigation and Geodesy 定向, 导航和大地测量卫星 Phoebe: So you guys, I'm doing all new material tonight. I have twelve new songs about my mother's suicide, and one about a snowman. 110
2 snowman 5snEJmAn n.雪人 Phoebe: So you guys, I'm doing all new material tonight. I have twelve new songs about my mother's suicide, and one about a snowman. 110
9 material mE5tIErIEl n.材料, 原料, 物资, 素材, 布料adj.物质的, 肉体的, 具体的, 重要的, 实质性的 Phoebe: So you guys, I'm doing all new material tonight. I have twelve new songs about my mother's suicide, and one about a snowman. 110
103 fake feik n.假货, 欺骗adj.假的vt.伪造, 赝造, 捏造, 假造, 仿造vi.伪装 Phoebe: Um, well, Max told me about Minsk, so (Puts on a fake cheery voice) congratulations! This is so exciting! 110
1 cheery 5tFiEri adj.愉快的 Phoebe: Um, well, Max told me about Minsk, so (Puts on a fake cheery voice) congratulations! This is so exciting! 110
13 discuss dis5kQs vt.讨论, 论述 Phoebe: Well, c'mon, if it's important enough to discuss while I'm playing, then I assume it's important enough for everyone else to hear! 110
1 sweeter swi:t adj.甜的, 可受的, 美好的, 芳香的n.糖果      Sweet  [swi:t]  斯威特(①姓氏 ②Henry, 1845-1912, 英国语言学家, 语音学家) Phoebe: Well, he's kinda like the guy I went to see that with. Except, except he-he's smarter, and gentler, and sweeter... I just- I just wanna be with him all the time. Day and night, and night and day... and special occasions...  110
1 smarter smB:t n.刺痛, 痛苦adj.巧妙的, 聪明的, 漂亮的, 潇洒的, 刺痛的, 剧烈的, 厉害的, 敏捷的vi.刺痛, 懊恼轻快地, 严厉地, 灵巧地, 精确的, 时髦地, 大大的      SMART=Satellite [Space] Maintenance and Repair Technique 卫星[空间]维护和修理技术 Phoebe: Well, he's kinda like the guy I went to see that with. Except, except he-he's smarter, and gentler, and sweeter... I just- I just wanna be with him all the time. Day and night, and night and day... and special occasions...  110
2 occasions E5keiVEn n.场合, 时机, 机会 Phoebe: Well, he's kinda like the guy I went to see that with. Except, except he-he's smarter, and gentler, and sweeter... I just- I just wanna be with him all the time. Day and night, and night and day... and special occasions...  110
1 gentler   gentleradj.温和的,优雅的 Phoebe: Well, he's kinda like the guy I went to see that with. Except, except he-he's smarter, and gentler, and sweeter... I just- I just wanna be with him all the time. Day and night, and night and day... and special occasions...  110
15 mug mQ^ n.杯子 Rachel: (Brings Joey a mug of coffee) Okay, here we go... 110
31 brings briN vt.拿来, 带来, 产生, 引起, 提出(诉讼)vi.停下 Rachel: (Brings Joey a mug of coffee) Okay, here we go... 110
2 sips sip v.吸吮      SIP=solvent-in-pulp溶剂矿浆萃取 Rachel: (Glances at Joey and then sips his coffee) There. Now there is. 110
13 glances ^lB:ns vi.扫视, 匆匆一看n.一瞥, 眼光, 匆匆一看 Rachel: (Glances at Joey and then sips his coffee) There. Now there is. 110
19 popular 5pCpjulE adj.通俗的, 流行的, 受欢迎的 Rachel: (Into microphone) Okay, hi. Ladies and gentlemen, back by popular demand, Miss Phoebe Buffay. Wooh! 110
6 microphone 5maIkrEfEJn n.扩音器, 麦克风 Rachel: (Into microphone) Okay, hi. Ladies and gentlemen, back by popular demand, Miss Phoebe Buffay. Wooh! 110
3 demand di5mB:nd n.要求, 需求(量), 需要v.要求, 需要, 要求知道, 查询 Rachel: (Into microphone) Okay, hi. Ladies and gentlemen, back by popular demand, Miss Phoebe Buffay. Wooh! 110
6 tooth tu:W n.牙齿 Rachel: ...I think that bitch cracked my tooth. 110
5 cracked krAkt adj.声音嘶哑的, 破碎的, 破裂的 Rachel: ...I think that bitch cracked my tooth. 110
9 protest prE5test n.主张, 断言, 抗议v.主张, 断言抗议, 拒付 Rachel: Hey, do you guys know what you're doing for New Year's? (They all protest and hit her with cushions) Gee, what?! What is wrong with New Year's? 110
16 whistle (h)wisl n.口哨, 汽笛, 口哨声, 汽笛声v.吹口哨, 鸣汽笛 Rachel: No. Okay. I was at the airport, getting into a cab, when this woman- this blonde planet with a pocketbook- starts yelling at me. Something about how it was her cab first. And then the next thing I know she just starts- starts pulling me out by my hair! So I'm blowing my attack whistle thingy and three more cabs show up, and as I'm going to get into a cab she tackles me. And I hit my head on the kerb and cut my lip on my whistle...oh...everybody having fun at the party? (To Monica) Are people eating my dip? 110
6 thingy 5WiNi 物(体)的, 物质的 实际的 Rachel: No. Okay. I was at the airport, getting into a cab, when this woman- this blonde planet with a pocketbook- starts yelling at me. Something about how it was her cab first. And then the next thing I know she just starts- starts pulling me out by my hair! So I'm blowing my attack whistle thingy and three more cabs show up, and as I'm going to get into a cab she tackles me. And I hit my head on the kerb and cut my lip on my whistle...oh...everybody having fun at the party? (To Monica) Are people eating my dip? 110
9 tackles 5tAkl n.工具, 复滑车, 滑车, 辘轱, 用具, 装备, 扭倒vt.固定, 应付(难事等), 处理, 解决, 抓住vi.捉住, 扭住, 扭倒 Rachel: No. Okay. I was at the airport, getting into a cab, when this woman- this blonde planet with a pocketbook- starts yelling at me. Something about how it was her cab first. And then the next thing I know she just starts- starts pulling me out by my hair! So I'm blowing my attack whistle thingy and three more cabs show up, and as I'm going to get into a cab she tackles me. And I hit my head on the kerb and cut my lip on my whistle...oh...everybody having fun at the party? (To Monica) Are people eating my dip? 110
1 pocketbook 5pCkit7buk n.笔记本, 钱袋, 皮夹, 经济来源 Rachel: No. Okay. I was at the airport, getting into a cab, when this woman- this blonde planet with a pocketbook- starts yelling at me. Something about how it was her cab first. And then the next thing I know she just starts- starts pulling me out by my hair! So I'm blowing my attack whistle thingy and three more cabs show up, and as I'm going to get into a cab she tackles me. And I hit my head on the kerb and cut my lip on my whistle...oh...everybody having fun at the party? (To Monica) Are people eating my dip? 110
8 planet 5plAnIt n.[天]行星 Rachel: No. Okay. I was at the airport, getting into a cab, when this woman- this blonde planet with a pocketbook- starts yelling at me. Something about how it was her cab first. And then the next thing I know she just starts- starts pulling me out by my hair! So I'm blowing my attack whistle thingy and three more cabs show up, and as I'm going to get into a cab she tackles me. And I hit my head on the kerb and cut my lip on my whistle...oh...everybody having fun at the party? (To Monica) Are people eating my dip? 110
1 kerb kE:b n.街头的边石 Rachel: No. Okay. I was at the airport, getting into a cab, when this woman- this blonde planet with a pocketbook- starts yelling at me. Something about how it was her cab first. And then the next thing I know she just starts- starts pulling me out by my hair! So I'm blowing my attack whistle thingy and three more cabs show up, and as I'm going to get into a cab she tackles me. And I hit my head on the kerb and cut my lip on my whistle...oh...everybody having fun at the party? (To Monica) Are people eating my dip? 110
6 dip dip v.浸, 蘸, 沾      DIP=Double In-line Package 双列直插式组装 Rachel: No. Okay. I was at the airport, getting into a cab, when this woman- this blonde planet with a pocketbook- starts yelling at me. Something about how it was her cab first. And then the next thing I know she just starts- starts pulling me out by my hair! So I'm blowing my attack whistle thingy and three more cabs show up, and as I'm going to get into a cab she tackles me. And I hit my head on the kerb and cut my lip on my whistle...oh...everybody having fun at the party? (To Monica) Are people eating my dip? 110
85 cab kAb 一种压缩文件格式n.出租马车, 出租汽车, 计程车, (机车, 卡车, 起重机的)司机室, 驾驶室vi.乘出租马车      CAB=Cellulose Acetate Butyrate 醋酸丁酸纤维素 Rachel: No. Okay. I was at the airport, getting into a cab, when this woman- this blonde planet with a pocketbook- starts yelling at me. Something about how it was her cab first. And then the next thing I know she just starts- starts pulling me out by my hair! So I'm blowing my attack whistle thingy and three more cabs show up, and as I'm going to get into a cab she tackles me. And I hit my head on the kerb and cut my lip on my whistle...oh...everybody having fun at the party? (To Monica) Are people eating my dip? 110
4 cabs kAb 一种压缩文件格式n.出租马车, 出租汽车, 计程车, (机车, 卡车, 起重机的)司机室, 驾驶室vi.乘出租马车      CAB=Cellulose Acetate Butyrate 醋酸丁酸纤维素 Rachel: No. Okay. I was at the airport, getting into a cab, when this woman- this blonde planet with a pocketbook- starts yelling at me. Something about how it was her cab first. And then the next thing I know she just starts- starts pulling me out by my hair! So I'm blowing my attack whistle thingy and three more cabs show up, and as I'm going to get into a cab she tackles me. And I hit my head on the kerb and cut my lip on my whistle...oh...everybody having fun at the party? (To Monica) Are people eating my dip? 110
10 blonde blCnd adj.色白的, 碧眼的n.金发碧眼的女人 Rachel: No. Okay. I was at the airport, getting into a cab, when this woman- this blonde planet with a pocketbook- starts yelling at me. Something about how it was her cab first. And then the next thing I know she just starts- starts pulling me out by my hair! So I'm blowing my attack whistle thingy and three more cabs show up, and as I'm going to get into a cab she tackles me. And I hit my head on the kerb and cut my lip on my whistle...oh...everybody having fun at the party? (To Monica) Are people eating my dip? 110
53 airport 5ZEpC:t n.<主美>小型民用机场, 私人飞机降落场 Rachel: No. Okay. I was at the airport, getting into a cab, when this woman- this blonde planet with a pocketbook- starts yelling at me. Something about how it was her cab first. And then the next thing I know she just starts- starts pulling me out by my hair! So I'm blowing my attack whistle thingy and three more cabs show up, and as I'm going to get into a cab she tackles me. And I hit my head on the kerb and cut my lip on my whistle...oh...everybody having fun at the party? (To Monica) Are people eating my dip? 110
10 precious 5preFEs adj.宝贵的, 贵重的, 珍爱的, 过于精致的, 珍爱的 Rachel: Oh, he is precious! Where did you get him? 110
13 sixth siksW num.第六, 六分之一 Rachel: Pheebs, I can't believe he hasn't kissed you yet. I mean God, by my sixth date with Paolo, I mean he had already named both my breasts! ...Ooh. Did I just share too much? 110
52 kissed kis n.吻, (风, 浪等)拂vt.吻, 轻拂vi.接吻 Rachel: Pheebs, I can't believe he hasn't kissed you yet. I mean God, by my sixth date with Paolo, I mean he had already named both my breasts! ...Ooh. Did I just share too much? 110
27 jerk dVE:k n.性情古怪的人, 急推, 猛拉, 肌肉抽搐, (生理)反射, 牛肉干vi.痉挛, 急拉, 颠簸地行进vt.猛拉 Rachel: Rome. Jerk missed his flight. 110
58 flight flait n.飞行, 逃走, 飞跃, 飞机的航程, 班机, 追逐, 楼梯的一段, 射程vi.成群飞行, 迁徙vt.射击(飞禽), 使惊飞 Rachel: Sorry. Paolo's catching an earlier flight. 110
17 catching 5kAtFiN adj.(接触)传染的, 有魅力的, 迷人的 Rachel: Sorry. Paolo's catching an earlier flight. 110
20 pathetic pE5Wetik adj.可怜的, 悲惨的 Rachel: Well, for your information, Paolo is gonna be in Rome this New Year, so I'll be just as pathetic as the rest of you.  110
29 information 7infE5meiFEn n.通知, 报告, 消息, 情报, 知识, 见闻, 资料, 起诉信息 Rachel: Well, for your information, Paolo is gonna be in Rome this New Year, so I'll be just as pathetic as the rest of you.  110
1 phoning   phoningvbl.打电话给 Ross: (Watching Marcel and talking to Rachel) I wanted this to work so much. I mean I'm still in there, changing his diapers, pickin' his fleas... but he's just phoning it in. Just so hard to accept the fact that something you love so much doesn't love you back. 110
1 fleas fli: n.跳蚤, 低廉的旅馆,生蚤的动物 Ross: (Watching Marcel and talking to Rachel) I wanted this to work so much. I mean I'm still in there, changing his diapers, pickin' his fleas... but he's just phoning it in. Just so hard to accept the fact that something you love so much doesn't love you back. 110
6 diapers 5daiEpE n.尿布 Ross: (Watching Marcel and talking to Rachel) I wanted this to work so much. I mean I'm still in there, changing his diapers, pickin' his fleas... but he's just phoning it in. Just so hard to accept the fact that something you love so much doesn't love you back. 110
6 wanders 5wCndE vi.漫步, 徘徊, 迷路, 迷失方向, 离题 Ross: Come here, Marcel. Sit here. (Marcel wanders off) 110
55 santa 5sAntE [美]=Santa Claus Ross: How could you not get it? You were Santa last year. 110
32 threw Wru: vbl.throw的过去式 Ross: I didn't wanna leave him alone. Alright? We- we had our first fight this morning. I think it has to do with my working late. I said some things that I didn't mean, and he- he threw some faeces... 110
1 faeces 5fi:si:z n.(=feces) 粪便, 排泄物, 糟粕 Ross: I didn't wanna leave him alone. Alright? We- we had our first fight this morning. I think it has to do with my working late. I said some things that I didn't mean, and he- he threw some faeces... 110
2 rescued 5reskju: vt.援救, 营救n.援救, 营救 Ross: My friend Bethel rescued him from some lab. 110
6 lab lAb n.实验室, 研究室      LAB=Labour Advisory Board 劳工咨询委员会 Ross: My friend Bethel rescued him from some lab. 110
2 bethel 5beWEl, be5Wel n.圣地, 礼拜堂, 非国教徒的教堂 Ross: My friend Bethel rescued him from some lab. 110
1 sanskrit 5sAnskrit n.梵语adj.梵语的 Ross: Nah, I dunno... I think you reach a certain age, having a roommate is kinda pathe- (Realises) ....sorry, that's, that's 'pathet', which is Sanskrit for 'really cool way to live'. 110
11 dragging 5drA^iN adj.拖曳用的, 拖延的 Ross: Oh, it's-it's Marcel. He keeps shutting me out, y'know? He's walking around all the time dragging his hands...  110
6 favour 5feivE n.亲切, 宠爱 Ross: Oh, that'd be great! Okay, but if you do, make sure it seems like you're there to see him, okay, and you're not like doing it as a favour to me. 110
34 embarrassed im5bArEs vt.使困窘, 使局促不安, 阻碍, 麻烦 Ross: Okay. He was more embarrassed about that than anyone. Okay? And for him to have the courage to walk back in here like nothing happened... 110
12 tay teI 泰河[英国苏格兰中部] n.<爱尔兰>=tea [方言变体] Ross: Par-tay!  110
2 par pB: n.同等, (股票等)票面价值adj.票面的, 平价的, 平均的, 标准的      PAR=Peak Average Rectified 修正的峰值平均值 Ross: Par-tay!  110
9 phrase freiz n.短语, 习语, 惯用语, 成语, 措词vt.用短语表达 Ross: So tell me something. What does the phrase 'no date pact' mean to you? 110
2 mingling 5miN^l v.(使)混合 Ross: Thank you. (She walks off) C'mon, Marcel, whaddya say you and I do a little mingling? (Marcel runs off) Alright, I'll, uh... catch up with you later. 110
13 guests ^est n.客人, 来宾, 旅客vt.招待, 款待vi.作客, 寄宿      Guest  [^est]  格斯特(姓氏) Ross: 'That thing'? This is how you greet guests at a party? Let me ask you something, if I showed up here with my new girlfriend, she wouldn't be welcome in your home? 110
4 greet ^ri:t vt.问候, 向...致意, 获悉(消息), 映入眼帘 Ross: 'That thing'? This is how you greet guests at a party? Let me ask you something, if I showed up here with my new girlfriend, she wouldn't be welcome in your home? 110
139 marcel mB:`sel n.烫发v.烫发      Marcel  [mB:sel]  (= Marcel wave)波形卷发 Gabriel 马赛尔(1889-1973)法国哲学家, 文艺评论家 Ross: 'That' would be Marcel. You wanna say hi? 110
63 sandy 5sAndi adj.沙的, 含沙的, 沙质      Sandy  [5sAndi]  n. 桑迪(男子名) Sandy: Hi, I'm Sandy. 110
2 undressed 5Qn5drest adj.穿着便服的, 裸体的 Sandy: Y'know, when I saw you at the store last week, it was probably the first time I ever mentally undressed an elf. 110
5 mentally 5mentElI adv.精神上, 智力上, 在内心 Sandy: Y'know, when I saw you at the store last week, it was probably the first time I ever mentally undressed an elf. 110
2 flustered 5flQstE n.慌乱, 狼狈, 混乱, 激动vt.使酩醉, 使慌张, 使激动vi.慌慌张张的行动, 混乱 (Enter Rachel and Paolo. They are both somewhat flustered) 111
5 settled 5setld adj.固定的 (Everyone has settled down to watch, except Chandler) 111
28 locked lCkt adj.[计] 锁定的 (Joey runs off down the hall. Ross tries Monica and Rachel's apartment, but it is locked so he has to stand in the hall and pretend he wasn't listening. Chandler and his mom come out) 111
11 licks lik n.舔, 少许, 打vt.舔, 卷过, 鞭打, 克服, 征服vi.轻轻拍打 (Rachel feeds something to Paolo. He eats it and licks her hand) 111
3 feeds fi:d n.饲养, 饲料, (动物或婴儿的)一餐vt.喂养, 饲养, 放牧, 靠...为生vi.吃东西, 流入 (Rachel feeds something to Paolo. He eats it and licks her hand) 111
18 drags drA^z 铸锭列车, 锭模列车 (Ross drags Joey into the hall and slams the door) 111
5 marked mB:kt adj.有记号的, 显著的 (Ross emerges from a toilet marked 'Chicas') 111
15 emerges i5mE:dV vi.显现, 浮现, 暴露, 形成, (由某种状态)脱出, (事实)显现出来 (Ross emerges from a toilet marked 'Chicas') 111
3 sneaking 5sni:kiN adj.偷偷逃走的, 不争气的, 内心里的, 卑鄙的 (She sees Monica sneaking out) Okay, thank you very much, I'm gonna take a short break! (Runs out, knocking over the mike stand) 111
40 knocking 5nCkiN n.爆震音, 卡答卡答的故障声音 (She sees Monica sneaking out) Okay, thank you very much, I'm gonna take a short break! (Runs out, knocking over the mike stand) 111
11 truck trQk n.卡车, 敞棚货车, (车站)搬行李用的手推车, 交易, 交换, 废话, 废物, 实物工资vt.交易, 交往, 以卡车运输vi.驾驶卡车, 以物易物adj.<主美>运货汽车的 (The guy turns round, startled. Monica points to Phoebe. The guy gets hit by a truck) 111
16 startled   startledv.震惊vbl.震惊 (The guy turns round, startled. Monica points to Phoebe. The guy gets hit by a truck) 111
2 flushing 5flQFiN n.脸红adj.使人脸红的 (There is the sound of a flushing toilet and Coma Guy emerges from the bathroom) 111
12 telephone 5telifEun n.电话, 电话机v.打电话 [Cut to Mrs. Bing on the telephone.] 111
5 shaving 5FeiviN n.刮, 修胡须, 削, 刨, 刨花 [Next is a shot of them dragging an enormous plant into the room, then Monica knitting a sweater, then Phoebe singing, then Phoebe shaving him and chatting to Monica] 111
8 knitting 5nitiN n.编织品, 针织 [Next is a shot of them dragging an enormous plant into the room, then Monica knitting a sweater, then Phoebe singing, then Phoebe shaving him and chatting to Monica] 111
3 enormous i5nC:mEs adj.巨大的, 庞大的, <古>极恶的, 凶暴的 [Next is a shot of them dragging an enormous plant into the room, then Monica knitting a sweater, then Phoebe singing, then Phoebe shaving him and chatting to Monica] 111
4 chatting tFAt v.聊天n.聊天 [Next is a shot of them dragging an enormous plant into the room, then Monica knitting a sweater, then Phoebe singing, then Phoebe shaving him and chatting to Monica] 111
4 mexican 5meksIkEn adj.墨西哥的n.墨西哥人 [Scene: A Mexican Restaurant, Monica, Phoebe, Joey, Chandler and his mom are there.] 111
8 newsstand 5nju:zstAnd n.报摊, 杂志摊 [Scene: A Street: Monica and Phoebe are walking to a newsstand.] 111
68 writing 5raitiN n.笔迹, 作品, 著述 [Scene: Central Perk, everyone is there except for Chandler.  Rachel is writing something and Monica walks up.] 111
7 visiting 5vizitiN n.拜访, 访问 [Scene: Hospital, the guy is in a coma and Mon and Pheebs are visiting.] 111
20 balloons bE5lu:n n.气球 [Scene: Hospital. Phoebe is there stroking Coma Guy's hair, when Monica enters with a bunch of balloons.] 111
15 visit 5vizit n.拜访, 访问, 游览, 参观, (作客)逗留, 视察, 调查vt.拜访, 访问, 参观, 视察, 降临vi.访问, 参观, 闲谈 [Scene: The Hospital, it's a montage of Monica and Phoebe's visit to the hospital with My Guy playing in the background.  It starts with Monica reading a newspaper to him.] 111
29 newspaper 5nju:speipE n.报纸 [Scene: The Hospital, it's a montage of Monica and Phoebe's visit to the hospital with My Guy playing in the background.  It starts with Monica reading a newspaper to him.] 111
3 montage mCn5tB:V, 5mCntidV n.蒙太奇, 文学音乐或美术的组合体 [Scene: The Hospital, it's a montage of Monica and Phoebe's visit to the hospital with My Guy playing in the background.  It starts with Monica reading a newspaper to him.] 111
31 background 5bAk^raund n.背景, 后台, 不重要或不引人注目的地方或位置 [Scene: The Hospital, it's a montage of Monica and Phoebe's visit to the hospital with My Guy playing in the background.  It starts with Monica reading a newspaper to him.] 111
86 drunk drQNk adj.喝醉了的vbl.drink 的过去分词 [Time lapse. Ross is now clearly drunk. He is holding up a shot glass to his eye like a jeweller's eye.] 111
1 brainwaves   brainwaven.脑波, 灵机 As long as you have brainwaves I'll be there to hold your hand. 111
4 flames fleim n.火焰, 光辉, 光芒, 热情, 激情      Flame争论(网络论坛) Chandler: ...And then he burst into flames. 111
5 conscious 5kCnFEs adj.有意识的, 有知觉的, 故意的, 羞怯的 Chandler: Are there no conscious men in the city for you two? 111
4 complex 5kCmpleks adj.复杂的, 合成的, 综合的n.联合体 Chandler: Because it's complicated, it's complex- Hey, you kissed my mom! 111
2 groin ^rCin n.腹股沟, (水利工程)交叉拱v.使成穹窿形 Chandler: Exactly. Weekend At Bernie's! Dead guy getting hit in the groin twenty, thirty times! No? 111
16 toward tE5wC:d prep.向, 对于, 为了adj.有希望的, 有利的, 逼近的, 温顺的 Chandler: I can't believe you did this. (Walks toward the door) 111
23 shuts FQt v.关上, 闭上, 关闭 Chandler: Okay, you guys spend waaaay too much time together. (Goes back inside and shuts the door) 111
8 pride praid n.自豪, 自尊(心), 骄傲, 傲慢vt.使自豪, 使自夸      Pride  [praid]  普赖德(姓氏) Chandler: Shhh, busy beaming with pride. 111
39 busy 5bizi adj.忙碌的, 热闹的, 临时占用的 Chandler: Shhh, busy beaming with pride. 111
1 beaming 5bi:miN adj.照耀的, 光亮的, 喜气洋洋的, 愉快的 Chandler: Shhh, busy beaming with pride. 111
2 tonsil 5tCnsil n.[解] 扁桃腺 Chandler: That would be no. Look, just because you played tonsil tennis with my mom doesn't mean you know her. Alright? Trust me, you can't talk to her. 111
17 tennis 5tenis n.网球运动adj.网球的, 用于网球运动的vi.打网球 Chandler: That would be no. Look, just because you played tonsil tennis with my mom doesn't mean you know her. Alright? Trust me, you can't talk to her. 111
8 moms mCm n.妈妈      MOM=Mass Optical Memory大容量光存储器 Chandler: This is the way that I find out. Most moms use the phone. 111
12 kisser 5kisE n.接吻的人 Chandler: Yeah, I believe I was talking to Joey, alright there, Mother-Kisser? (Goes to the counter) 111
8 passing 5pB:siN n.经过, 通过, 消逝(死)adj.经过的, 短暂的, 偶然的, 及格的 Chandler: Yeah, well, you wouldn't think it was cool if you're eleven years old and all your friends are passing around page 79 of 'Mistress Bitch.' 111
36 page peidV n.页, 记录, 事件, 专栏vt.标明...的页数, 翻...的书页vi.翻书页      Page  [peidV]  佩奇(姓氏) Chandler: Yeah, well, you wouldn't think it was cool if you're eleven years old and all your friends are passing around page 79 of 'Mistress Bitch.' 111
10 nightmare 5naItmeE(r) n.梦魇, 恶梦, 可怕的事物 Chandler: Yes, well, I expect this from her. Okay? She's always been a Freudian nightmare.  111
1 freudian 5frCidiEn adj.佛洛伊德的, 佛洛伊德学说的n.相信佛洛伊德学说的人 Chandler: Yes, well, I expect this from her. Okay? She's always been a Freudian nightmare.  111
42 crap krAp n.废物, 赌输的一注, 废话vi.掷骰子 Chandler: Y'know, of all my friends, no-one knows the crap I go through with my mom more than you.  111
58 weekend wi:k5end, 5wi:kend n.周末, 周末休假adj.周末的vi.度周末的 Chandler: Y'know, we don't have to watch this. Weekend At Bernie's is on Showtime, HBO, and Cinemax. 111
2 slam slAm v.砰地关上, 砰地放下, 猛力抨击, 冲击n.砰, 猛击, 撞击, 冲击      SLAM=Strategic Low Altitude Missile 低空战略导弹 Chandler: You gotta let me slam the door! (Leaves; slams the door) 111
1 effect i5fekt n.结果, 效果, 作用, 影响, (在视听方面给人流下的)印象vt.招致, 实现, 达到(目的等) Chandler: You kissed my best Ross! ...Or something to that effect. 111
9 sketch sketF n.略图, 草图, 概略, 梗概, 草图, 拟定vi.绘略图, 素描v.勾画 Coma Guy: So, the Etch-a-Sketch is from you guys? 111
1 etch etF v.蚀刻 Coma Guy: So, the Etch-a-Sketch is from you guys? 111
1 woozy 5wu:zi adj.糊涂的, 虚弱的 Coma Guy: Uh, a little woozy, but basically okay. 111
98 london 5lQndEn n.伦敦 Jay Leno: (on TV) ...Now what is this about you-you being arrested i-in London? What is that all about? 111
8 arrested E5rest vt.逮捕, 拘留, 吸引n.逮捕, 拘留 Jay Leno: (on TV) ...Now what is this about you-you being arrested i-in London? What is that all about? 111
24 tour tuE n.旅行, 游历, 旅游v.旅行, 游历, 巡回, 漫游 Jay Leno: (on TV) Alright, so now you're doing this whole book tour thing, how is that going? 111
12 tyler 5tailE 共济会秘密会所守门人      Tyler  [5tailE]  n.泰勒(m.) n.(共济会的)秘密会所看守人 Jay Leno: (on TV) Folks, when we come back we'll be talking about her new book, 'Euphoria Unbound': the always interesting Nora Tyler Bing. You might wanna put the kids to bed for this one. 111
4 nora 5nC:rE n.Eleanor, Honora, Leonora 的昵称 Jay Leno: (on TV) Folks, when we come back we'll be talking about her new book, 'Euphoria Unbound': the always interesting Nora Tyler Bing. You might wanna put the kids to bed for this one. 111
5 leno 5li:nEu n.纱罗织法, 纱罗织物 Jay Leno: (on TV) Folks, when we come back we'll be talking about her new book, 'Euphoria Unbound': the always interesting Nora Tyler Bing. You might wanna put the kids to bed for this one. 111
6 jay dVei n.鸟, 碎嘴唠叨的人, 傻瓜      Jay  [dVei]  杰伊(①姓氏, 男子名 ② John, 1745-1829, 美国政治家和法学家) Jay Leno: (on TV) Folks, when we come back we'll be talking about her new book, 'Euphoria Unbound': the always interesting Nora Tyler Bing. You might wanna put the kids to bed for this one. 111
12 somehow 5sQmhau adv.不知何故 Jay Leno: (on TV) Y'know, don't take this wrong, I-I just don't see you a-as a mom, somehow.. I don't mean that, I don't mean that bad... 111
1 knockout 5nC5kaut n.击昏, 击倒adj.击倒的, 摧毁性<美俚> 引人注目,杰出的,迷人的 Joey: (To Ross, on the couch) Now, here's a picture of my mother and father on their wedding day. Now you tell me she's not a knockout. 111
14 upside 5Qpsaid n.上边, 上面, 上部 Joey: Hard to tell, they're so tiny and upside-down. Wait, wait. They're walking away... they're walking away... No, no they're not, they're coming right at us! Run! Run! 111
75 forgot fE5^Ct vbl.forget的过去式 Joey: He forgot to leave his grip size! 111
4 spelling 5speliN n.拼法, 拼写法 Joey: I dunno, I've been standing here spelling it out for you! (Goes back to the door) I don't hear anything. Oh, wait, wait, wait. (Looks through the spyhole) 111
16 handsome 5hAnsEm adj.英俊的, 大方的, 慷慨的, 美观的, 堂皇的 Joey: I'll have you know that Gloria Tribbiani was a handsome woman in her day, alright? You think it's easy giving birth to seven children? 111
3 gloria `^lR:rIE,`^lEJ- n.荣耀颂歌, 光环, 光轮      GLORIA=Geological LongLORIA Range Inclined [Indicating] Asdic 地质用远程斜向[指示]声纳      Gloria  [5^lC:riE]  n. 格洛里亚(女子名) Joey: I'll have you know that Gloria Tribbiani was a handsome woman in her day, alright? You think it's easy giving birth to seven children? 111
44 birth bE:W n.出生, 产生, 出身 Joey: I'll have you know that Gloria Tribbiani was a handsome woman in her day, alright? You think it's easy giving birth to seven children? 111
10 code kEud n.代码, 代号, 密码, 编码v.编码 Joey: In Bizarro World!! You broke the code! 111
6 bomb bCm n.炸弹vt.投弹于, 轰炸 Joey: Then she came back with "The question is, when are you gonna grow up and realise I have a bomb?" 111
1 jockstrap 5dVCkstrAp n.护身三角绷带 Joey: Uhhhh.... he's not even wearing a jockstrap! 111
11 grip ^rip vt.紧握, 紧夹n.掌握, 控制, 把手v.抓住 Joey: Yeah, well you didn't call and leave your grip size. 111
2 racket 5rAkit n.球拍, 喧闹纷乱v.过着花天酒地的生活 Joey: Yeah, well, you don't have your racket. 111
28 sisters 5sistE n.姐妹, 姐, 女会员, 修女, 妹vt.姐妹般对待 Joey: You don't kiss your friend's mom! Sisters are okay, maybe a hot-lookin' aunt... but not a mom, never a mom! 111
28 usually 5ju:VJElI adv.通常, 大抵 Joey: You usually find them on the 'heaving beasts'. 111
2 unison 5ju:nizn,-sn n.调和, 和谐, 一致, 齐唱, 齐奏adj.[音]同度的, 同音的 Monica and Phoebe: (in unison) Thanks. 111
5 undone 5Qn5dQn adj.未完成的, 破灭的vbl.undo的过去分词 Monica: (Reading) 'A Woman Undone, by Rachel Karen Green'.  111
8 karen 5kB:rEn State克伦邦[缅甸邦名] Monica: (Reading) 'A Woman Undone, by Rachel Karen Green'.  111
38 woo wu: v.求爱, 追求, 恳求, 招致 Monica: (Shouts to the guy) Woo-woo! 111
2 massager 5mAsB:V n.按摩v.按摩 Monica: I got you the foot massager. 111
18 lawyer 5lC:jE n.律师 Monica: I wish we at least knew his name... Look at that face. I mean, even sleeping, he looks smart. I bet he's a lawyer. 111
103 bet bet n.赌, 打赌v.赌, 赌钱      BET=Balanced-Emitter Transister 平衡发射极晶体管 Monica: I wish we at least knew his name... Look at that face. I mean, even sleeping, he looks smart. I bet he's a lawyer. 111
5 teams ti:m n.队, 组 Monica: Let's see. Congress is debating a new deficit reduction bill... the mayor wants to raise subway fares again... the high today was forty-five... and- oh, teams played sports. 111
17 sports spC:ts adj.有关运动的 Monica: Let's see. Congress is debating a new deficit reduction bill... the mayor wants to raise subway fares again... the high today was forty-five... and- oh, teams played sports. 111
1 reduction ri5dQkFEn n.减少, 缩影, 变形, 缩减量, 约简      Reductionn. 1.减少;缩小;降低 2.缩图;缩版 Monica: Let's see. Congress is debating a new deficit reduction bill... the mayor wants to raise subway fares again... the high today was forty-five... and- oh, teams played sports. 111
1 fares fZE n.费用, 旅客, 食物vi.遭遇, 进展, 进步, 经营, 过活 Monica: Let's see. Congress is debating a new deficit reduction bill... the mayor wants to raise subway fares again... the high today was forty-five... and- oh, teams played sports. 111
1 deficit 5defisit n.赤字, 不足额 Monica: Let's see. Congress is debating a new deficit reduction bill... the mayor wants to raise subway fares again... the high today was forty-five... and- oh, teams played sports. 111
2 debating di5beit v.争论, 辩论n.争论, 辩论 Monica: Let's see. Congress is debating a new deficit reduction bill... the mayor wants to raise subway fares again... the high today was forty-five... and- oh, teams played sports. 111
1 congress 5kCN^res n.(代表)大会, [C~] (美国等国的)国会, 议会 Monica: Let's see. Congress is debating a new deficit reduction bill... the mayor wants to raise subway fares again... the high today was forty-five... and- oh, teams played sports. 111
16 potential pE5tenF(E)l adj.潜在的, 可能的, 势的, 位的n.潜能, 潜力, 电压 Monica: Oh my God. (Grabs Phoebe and turns her away) Phoebe. Don't look now, but behind us is a guy who has the potential to break our hearts and plunge us into a pit of depression.  111
2 plunge plQndV n.跳进, 投入vi.投入, 跳进, 陷入vt.使投入, 使插入, 使陷入 Monica: Oh my God. (Grabs Phoebe and turns her away) Phoebe. Don't look now, but behind us is a guy who has the potential to break our hearts and plunge us into a pit of depression.  111
6 hearts hB:t n.心, 心脏, 中心, 心地, 心情, 精神, 宝贝儿, 感情vt.把...放在中心 Monica: Oh my God. (Grabs Phoebe and turns her away) Phoebe. Don't look now, but behind us is a guy who has the potential to break our hearts and plunge us into a pit of depression.  111
1 depression di5preFEn n.沮丧, 消沉, 低气压, 低压 Monica: Oh my God. (Grabs Phoebe and turns her away) Phoebe. Don't look now, but behind us is a guy who has the potential to break our hearts and plunge us into a pit of depression.  111
5 teaches ti:tF v.讲授, 教授 Monica: Okay, he's a lawyer, who teaches sculpting on the side. And- he can dance! 111
1 sculpting skQlpt v.雕刻, 造型 Monica: Okay, he's a lawyer, who teaches sculpting on the side. And- he can dance! 111
2 pow pau n.[苏]脑袋,乒(表示射击、爆炸声等的拟声词)      POWabbr. 战俘 (prisoner of war) Mrs. Bing: (on TV) ...I just get this craving for Kung Pow Chicken. 111
4 craving 5kreiviN n.渴望 Mrs. Bing: (on TV) ...I just get this craving for Kung Pow Chicken. 111
5 occasionally E5keIVEnElI adv.有时候, 偶而 Mrs. Bing: (on TV) ...This is kind of embarrassing, but occasionally after I've been intimate with a man... 111
5 intimate 5intimit adj.亲密的, 隐私的vt.宣布, 明白表示n.熟友 Mrs. Bing: (on TV) ...This is kind of embarrassing, but occasionally after I've been intimate with a man... 111
25 embarrassing im5bArEsiN 令人为难的 Mrs. Bing: (on TV) ...This is kind of embarrassing, but occasionally after I've been intimate with a man... 111
6 fabulous 5fAbjulEs adj.寓言中的, 寓言般的, 神话般的, 传统上的, 惊人的, 难以置信的 Mrs. Bing: (on TV) Oh no, I am a fabulous mom! I bought my son his first condoms. 111
14 condoms 5kCndEm n.避孕套 Mrs. Bing: (on TV) Oh no, I am a fabulous mom! I bought my son his first condoms. 111
79 son sQn n.儿子, 女婿, (长者对年轻男子的称呼)孩子      Sonn. 〈基督教〉圣子,耶稣基督 Mrs. Bing: (on TV) Oh, fine. I'm leaving for New York tomorrow, which I hate- but I get to see my son, who I love... 111
57 o EJ n.字母o      O  [Eu]  哦, 哟, ...啊, 唉, 哎呀(表示惊讶、痛苦、恐惧、赞叹等) Mrs. Bing: (Reentering) O-kay. Look, it, it was stupid. 111
7 kay keI n.K 字      Kay  [kei]  n. 凯(女子名) Mrs. Bing: (Reentering) O-kay. Look, it, it was stupid. 111
1 licker lik n.舔, 少许, 打vt.舔, 卷过, 鞭打, 克服, 征服vi.轻轻拍打 Mrs. Bing: (To phone) Okay, thank you. (To Ross) It's the Italian Hand-Licker, isn't it. 111
1 lisbon 5lizbEn n.里斯本(葡萄牙首都) Mrs. Bing: Car's waiting downstairs, I just wanted to drop off these copies of my book for your friends. Anything you want from Lisbon? 111
15 hero 5hiErEu n.英雄, 男主角, 男主人公 Mrs. Bing: He's not a hero. ...You know who our hero is. 111
16 menu 5menju: n.菜单 Mrs. Bing: I am famished. What do I want... (Looks at Chandler's menu) 111
1 famished   famished极饥饿的 Mrs. Bing: I am famished. What do I want... (Looks at Chandler's menu) 111
1 secondary 5sekEndEri adj.次要的, 二级的, 中级的, 第二的 Mrs. Bing: No. Because I know how to write men that women fall in love with. Believe me, I cannot sell a Paolo. People will not turn three hundred twenty-five pages for a Paolo. C'mon, the guy's a secondary character, a, y'know, complication you eventually kill off. 111
27 pages peidV n.页, 记录, 事件, 专栏vt.标明...的页数, 翻...的书页vi.翻书页      Page  [peidV]  佩奇(姓氏) Mrs. Bing: No. Because I know how to write men that women fall in love with. Believe me, I cannot sell a Paolo. People will not turn three hundred twenty-five pages for a Paolo. C'mon, the guy's a secondary character, a, y'know, complication you eventually kill off. 111
1 complication 7kCmpli5keiF(E)n n.复杂化, (使复杂的)因素n.[医]并发症 Mrs. Bing: No. Because I know how to write men that women fall in love with. Believe me, I cannot sell a Paolo. People will not turn three hundred twenty-five pages for a Paolo. C'mon, the guy's a secondary character, a, y'know, complication you eventually kill off. 111
37 male meil adj.男的, 雄的, 男性      Male  [5mB:lei]  马累(马尔代夫首都) Mrs. Bing: Oh, please, honey, listen, if I can do it, anybody can. You just start with half a dozen European cities, throw in thirty euphemisms for male genitalia, and bam! You have got yourself a book. 111
1 genitalia dVenI5teIlIE n.生殖器(尤指外阴部) Mrs. Bing: Oh, please, honey, listen, if I can do it, anybody can. You just start with half a dozen European cities, throw in thirty euphemisms for male genitalia, and bam! You have got yourself a book. 111
4 european 7juErE5pi(:)En adj.欧洲的, 欧洲人的n.欧洲人 Mrs. Bing: Oh, please, honey, listen, if I can do it, anybody can. You just start with half a dozen European cities, throw in thirty euphemisms for male genitalia, and bam! You have got yourself a book. 111
1 euphemisms 5ju:fimizEm n.[语法]委婉的说法 Mrs. Bing: Oh, please, honey, listen, if I can do it, anybody can. You just start with half a dozen European cities, throw in thirty euphemisms for male genitalia, and bam! You have got yourself a book. 111
3 cities 5siti n.城市, 都市, 全体居民, 城邦 Mrs. Bing: Oh, please, honey, listen, if I can do it, anybody can. You just start with half a dozen European cities, throw in thirty euphemisms for male genitalia, and bam! You have got yourself a book. 111
29 sold sEuld vbl.sell的过去式和过去分词 Mrs. Bing: Oh, Ross, listen to me. I have sold a hundred million copies of my books, and y'know why? 111
11 copies 5kCpi n.副本, 拷贝, 摹仿, 一册v.复印, 复制, 拷贝, 抄袭 Mrs. Bing: Oh, Ross, listen to me. I have sold a hundred million copies of my books, and y'know why? 111
10 tequila tE5ki:lE n.蒸馏酒, 龙舌兰酒 Mrs. Bing: Oooh, c'mon, shut up, it's fun. Gimme a hug. (They both sit down) Well, I think we're ready for some tequila. 111
16 shots FCt n.开枪, 射击, 子弹, 炮弹      SHOT=Society for the History of Technology 技术史学会[美] Mrs. Bing: Who's doing shots? 111
25 messages 5mesidV n.消息, 通讯, 讯息, 音讯, 差使, 广告词, 预言, 教训vt.通知vi.带信息 Mrs. Bing: Yeah, any messages for room 226? 111
1 slugger 5slQ^E n.打击力强的选手 Mrs. Bing: You okay there, slugger? 111
2 kiddo 5kidEu n.老兄, 老姐 Mrs. Bing: You okay, kiddo? 111
1 sera 5siErE serum的复数      SERA=Socialist Environment and Resources Association 社会主义环境及资源协会 Paolo: Bona sera. 111
1 bona 5bEunE adj.good好之意的 Paolo: Bona sera. 111
1 ciao tFEu int.<意>见面时致意之用语, 再见 Paolo: Ciao, bela. 111
1 bela 5bilE 河中沙洲或小岛      Bela  [5beilE, belE, 5bilE]  贝拉(男子名) Paolo: Ciao, bela. 111
2 daily 5deili adj.每日的, 日常的adv.每日, 日常地, 天天n.日报, <美口>朝来夜去的女佣 Phoebe: Do you think they have yesterday's daily news? 111
1 scout skaut n.侦察, 搜索, 侦察员, 侦察机vi.守候, 侦察, 巡视, 嘲笑vt.侦察, 跟踪, 觅得, 监视, 轻蔑地拒绝(建议,意见等) Phoebe: I just wish there was something we could do. (Bends down and talks to him) Hello. Hello, Coma Guy. GET UP, YOU GIRL SCOUT! UP! UP! UP! 111
21 bends bend v.弯曲, 专心于, 屈服n.弯曲 Phoebe: I just wish there was something we could do. (Bends down and talks to him) Hello. Hello, Coma Guy. GET UP, YOU GIRL SCOUT! UP! UP! UP! 111
8 sang sAN vbl.sing的过去式 Phoebe: I sang. (To Monica) Hah! 111
3 horoscope 5hCrEskEup n.占星, 诞生时的星位 Phoebe: Just wanna check my horoscope, see if it was right. 111
15 direction di5rekFEn, dai5rekFEn n.方向, 指导, 趋势, (常用复数)指示, 用法, 说明(书), 收件人地址 Phoebe: No. (Monica brushes Coma Guy's hair in the other direction) No! No! ...So, um, do you think he's doing any better than he was this morning? 111
4 brushes brQF n.刷子, 毛刷, 画笔vt.刷, 掸, 拂 Phoebe: No. (Monica brushes Coma Guy's hair in the other direction) No! No! ...So, um, do you think he's doing any better than he was this morning? 111
25 trick trik n.诡计, 骗局, 恶作剧, 窍门, 诀窍vt.欺骗, 哄骗 Phoebe: Okay, maybe it was a trick question. (Plays a few chords) Um, Rachel can we do this now? 111
9 chords kC:d n.弦, 和音, 情绪n.[解]腱 Phoebe: Okay, maybe it was a trick question. (Plays a few chords) Um, Rachel can we do this now? 111
1 agamemnon 7A^E5memnEn n.[希神]阿伽门农, 特洛伊战争中希腊军队的统帅 Phoebe: Ooh! How about Agamemnon? 111
8 whips (h)wip n.鞭子, 车夫v.鞭打, 抽打, 突然移动 Phoebe: Really? Not even to, um, change his PAJAMAS?! (Whips back the sheet to reveal him wearing new pajamas.) 111
21 sheet Fi:t n.(一)片, (一)张, 薄片, 被单, 被褥 Phoebe: Really? Not even to, um, change his PAJAMAS?! (Whips back the sheet to reveal him wearing new pajamas.) 111
2 glen ^len n.峡谷, 幽谷 Phoebe: What about Glen? He could be a Glen.  111
5 momma   momman. 妈妈 Phoebe: Where? (Turns to face him) Ooh, come to Momma. 111
2 knuckles 5nQkl n.指节, 关节 Phoebe: Yeah, but did you see the dents in his knuckles? That means he's artistic. 111
1 dents 5dents 花边边饰 Phoebe: Yeah, but did you see the dents in his knuckles? That means he's artistic. 111
1 artistic B:5tistik adj.艺术的, 有美感的, 风雅的 Phoebe: Yeah, but did you see the dents in his knuckles? That means he's artistic. 111
3 shaved Feiv v.剃, 刮, 削刮vt.刨, 削n.刮脸 Phoebe: You know who shaved you? That was me. 111
1 typist 5taipist n.打字员 Rachel: Alright, alright, so I'm not a great typist... 111
8 writer 5raitE n.作者, 作家, 复写器 Rachel: Mrs. Bing, I have to tell you, I've read everything you've ever written. No, I mean it! I mean, when I read Euphoria at Midnight, all I wanted to do was become a writer. 111
1 euphoria ju:5fC:riE n.精神欢快.欣快, 兴高采烈, [心]欣快症 Rachel: Mrs. Bing, I have to tell you, I've read everything you've ever written. No, I mean it! I mean, when I read Euphoria at Midnight, all I wanted to do was become a writer. 111
15 opinion E5pinjEn n.意见, 看法, 主张, 判断, 评价 Rachel: Okay. Now this is just the first chapter, and I want your absolute honest opinion. Oh, oh, and on page two, he's not 'reaching for her heaving beasts'. 111
1 heaving 5hi:viN 举起, 拿起 扔去 Rachel: Okay. Now this is just the first chapter, and I want your absolute honest opinion. Oh, oh, and on page two, he's not 'reaching for her heaving beasts'. 111
6 absolute 5AbsElu:t adj.完全的, 绝对的 Rachel: Okay. Now this is just the first chapter, and I want your absolute honest opinion. Oh, oh, and on page two, he's not 'reaching for her heaving beasts'. 111
1 liberated   liberated被解放了的 Rachel: Yeah. Thought I'd give it a shot. I'm still on the first chapter. Now, do you think his 'love stick can be liberated from its denim prison'? 111
3 denim 5denim n.粗斜纹棉布 Rachel: Yeah. Thought I'd give it a shot. I'm still on the first chapter. Now, do you think his 'love stick can be liberated from its denim prison'? 111
4 chapter 5tFAptE n.(书籍)章 Rachel: Yeah. Thought I'd give it a shot. I'm still on the first chapter. Now, do you think his 'love stick can be liberated from its denim prison'? 111
6 dive daiv vi.潜水, 跳水, 下潜, 俯冲n.潜水, 跳水, 下潜, 俯冲 Ross: (Entering) What is this dive? Only you could've picked this place. 111
8 rehearsing ri5hE:s vt.预演, 排演, 使排练, 复述, 练习, 背诵, 作假vi.排练, 练习, 演习 Ross: (To the rest of Central Perk) We're rehearsing a Greek play. 111
6 greek ^ri:k adj.希腊的, 希腊人的, 希腊语的n.希腊人, 希腊语 Ross: (To the rest of Central Perk) We're rehearsing a Greek play. 111
3 politely   politelyadv.客气地, 斯文地, 优雅地 Ross: (Very politely) Mrs. Bing. 111
128 fire 5faiE n.火, 炉火, 火灾, 失火, 闪光, 炮火, 热情, 激情vt.点燃, 烧制, 使发光, 给(炉子等)加燃料, 放枪, 激动, <口>解雇vi.开枪, 射击, 着火, 烧火, 激动 Ross: Ah, so then his plane didn't explode in a big ball of fire?... Just a dream I had- but, phew. 111
3 explode iks5plEud vt.使爆炸vi.爆炸, 爆发, 破除, 推翻, 激发 Ross: Ah, so then his plane didn't explode in a big ball of fire?... Just a dream I had- but, phew. 111
5 forbidden fE5bidn adj.禁止的, 严禁的vbl.forbid的过去分词 Ross: Ah, the forbidden love of a man and his door. 111
1 appraise E5preiz v.评价 Ross: Anyone want me to appraise anything? 111
50 sets set v.放, 置, 移动到, 使(人或事物处于某种状态), 提出, 树立, 规定, 调整n.一套, 一副, 一批, 接受机, 装置, 趋势, 布景adj.固定的, 规定的, 坚决的, 固执的, 事先做好的      SET=Self-Extending Translator 自扩充翻译程序 Ross: Chandler, can I just say something? I-I know you're still mad at me, I just wanna say that there were two people there that night. Okay? Two sets of lips. 111
7 goggles 5^C^l n.眼睛睁视, (复数)风镜, 护目镜adj.睁眼的, 瞪眼的vi.眼珠转动, 瞪眼看vt.使瞪眼 Ross: He didn't get the goggles! 111
57 conversation 7kCnvE5seiFEn n.会话, 交谈 Ross: I cannot believe we're having this conversation. 111
32 regular 5re^julE adj.规则的, 有秩序的, 经常的, (花)整齐的, 常备军的, 等边的, 合格的, 定期的n.正规军, 正式队员adv.经常地n.正常体 Ross: I don't know, God, I... well, it's not like she's a regular mom, y'know? She's, she's sexy, she's... 111
4 licking 5likiN n.舔, 舔一舔, 鞭打adv.猛烈地 Ross: No. It's the one he's licking. 111
34 area 5ZEriE n.范围, 区域, 面积, 地区, 空地 Ross: Okay, I think we're getting into a weird area here... 111
3 scum skQm n.浮渣, 浮垢, 糟粕, 泡沫, 糖渣, 铁渣vt.将浮渣去除掉vi.产生泡沫, 被浮渣覆盖 Ross: Okay, I'm scum, I'm scum. 111
1 behaves bi5heiv vi.举动, 举止, 运转v.行为表现 Ross: Okay, well, if she always behaves like this, why don't you say something? 111
1 twists twist n.一扭, 扭曲, 盘旋, 曲折, 歪曲, 手法, 螺旋状vt.拧, 扭曲, 绞, 搓, 捻, 使苦恼, 使转动, 编织vi.扭弯, 扭曲, 缠绕, 扭动, 呈螺旋形 Ross: Okay, 'you' can't, or (Points to Chandler) you can't? (Chandler grabs his finger) Okay, that's my finger. (Chandler twists it and Ross goes down on one knee) That's, that's my knee. (To Central Perk) Still doing the play. Aaah! 111
26 knee ni: n.膝, 膝盖 Ross: Okay, 'you' can't, or (Points to Chandler) you can't? (Chandler grabs his finger) Okay, that's my finger. (Chandler twists it and Ross goes down on one knee) That's, that's my knee. (To Central Perk) Still doing the play. Aaah! 111
19 nipples 5nipl n.乳头, 奶嘴 Ross: The girl on the cover with her nipples showing? 111
8 racquetball `rAkItbR:l n.[体]短网拍墙球,手球式墙球(比赛规则和场地都与有四面墙场地的墙手球相同,但击球用以皮带拴腕的短柄球拍,球较墙手球略大而软) Ross: Uh.. uh.. Well, Joey and I had discussed getting in an early morning racquetball game. But, um, apparently, somebody overslept. 111
2 overslept   oversleptvbl.oversleep的过去式和过去分词 Ross: Uh.. uh.. Well, Joey and I had discussed getting in an early morning racquetball game. But, um, apparently, somebody overslept. 111
4 discussed dis5kQs vt.讨论, 论述 Ross: Uh.. uh.. Well, Joey and I had discussed getting in an early morning racquetball game. But, um, apparently, somebody overslept. 111
1 throbbing WrCb n.悸动, 脉搏vi.悸动, 抽动, 颤动, 跳动着作痛, 充满活力 Ross: Wait, did you get to the part about his 'huge throbbing pens'? Tell ya, you don't wanna be around when he starts writing with those! 111
1 wags wA^ vt.摇摆, 摇动, 饶舌vi.爱说笑打趣的人, 摆动, 喋喋不休n.摇摆, 小丑 Ross: Well, see? So, maybe it wasn't such a bad idea, y'know, me kissing your mom, uh? Huh? (Wags his finger at Chandler, then puts it down) But.. we don't have to go down that road. 111
1 rigatoni 7ri^E5tEuni [单复同]n.[食]波纹贝壳状通心粉 Ross: When did Rigatoni get back from Rome? 111
1 scowling skaul n.愁容, 怒容, 暴风雨前的阴沉晦暗vi.皱眉头, 怒目而视vt.板着脸表示 Ross: Yeah, um, I don't know if you noticed, but he had a lot to drink, and you know how he gets when he's drun..uh... (He has caught sight of Joey scowling at him) I can't do this, I did it, it was me, I'm sorry, I kissed your mom. 111
1 indistinctly   indistinctlyadv.不明了地, 朦胧地 (all talking indistinctly, high-fiving) 112
1 fiving   FIV=forced inspiratory volume 强力吸气容积 (all talking indistinctly, high-fiving) 112
15 dejected dI5jektId adj.沮丧的, 灰心的 (Camera pans to Ross, looking dejected) 112
182 throws WrEu n.投, 掷v.扔, 抛, (指马)把骑者摔在地上, 使苦恼, 惊忧, 投掷 (Joey opens door, throws keys on kitchen table, table falls over) 112
1 scatter 5skAtE v.分散, 散开, 撒开, 驱散 (Paolo enters. Ross, Phoebe, and Monica scatter) 112
2 scoots sku:t n.疾走, 迅速跑开v.溜走 (Phoebe scoots her chair over to Rachel and hugs her) 112
198 chair tFZE n.椅子, 教授职位, 主席位, 讲座vt.使入座, 使就任要职 (Phoebe scoots her chair over to Rachel and hugs her) 112
2 overlap 5EuvE5lAp v.(与...)交迭 (Phoebe's and Rachel's lines overlap) 112
28 lines lain n.绳, 索, 线路, 航线, 诗句vt.排成一行, 顺...排列, 划线于, 使有线条, 使起皱纹vi.排队 (Phoebe's and Rachel's lines overlap) 112
9 annoyed E5nCi vt.使苦恼, 骚扰 (Rachel enters with Paolo, speaking Italian. Ross looks annoyed) 112
18 resumes ri5zju:m n.摘要, 概略, <美> 履历vt.再继续, 重新开始, 重新占用, 再用, 恢复 (The flashback resumes with Paolo grabbing her butt.) 112
27 grabbing   grabbingvbl.抓 (The flashback resumes with Paolo grabbing her butt.) 112
3 climbed klaim v.攀登, 爬n.攀登, 爬 [Cut to the balcony, Ross has just climbed through the window.] 112
83 continued kEn`tInjU:d adj.继续的, 延续的 [Scene: Central Perk, continued from earlier.] 112
16 puzzle 5pQzl n.难题, 谜v.(使)迷惑, (使)为难, 迷惑不解 [Scene: Central Perk, everyone is there. Ross working on crossword puzzle, starts humming theme from The Odd Couple. Chandler joins in, followed by Monica and Phoebe, then the whole gang. Ross starts humming theme from I Dream Of Jeannie.] 112
8 odd Cd adj.奇数的, 单数的, 单只的, 不成对的, 临时的, 不固定的, 带零头的, 余的 [Scene: Central Perk, everyone is there. Ross working on crossword puzzle, starts humming theme from The Odd Couple. Chandler joins in, followed by Monica and Phoebe, then the whole gang. Ross starts humming theme from I Dream Of Jeannie.] 112
34 joins dVCin vi.参加, 结合, 加入vt.连接, 结合, 参加, 加入n.连接, 结合, 接合点[计] 用子目录名取代驱动器符 [Scene: Central Perk, everyone is there. Ross working on crossword puzzle, starts humming theme from The Odd Couple. Chandler joins in, followed by Monica and Phoebe, then the whole gang. Ross starts humming theme from I Dream Of Jeannie.] 112
6 humming 5hQmiN vbl.嗡嗡叫 [Scene: Central Perk, everyone is there. Ross working on crossword puzzle, starts humming theme from The Odd Couple. Chandler joins in, followed by Monica and Phoebe, then the whole gang. Ross starts humming theme from I Dream Of Jeannie.] 112
21 crossword 5krCswE:d n.纵横字谜 [Scene: Central Perk, everyone is there. Ross working on crossword puzzle, starts humming theme from The Odd Couple. Chandler joins in, followed by Monica and Phoebe, then the whole gang. Ross starts humming theme from I Dream Of Jeannie.] 112
20 support sE5pC:t vt.支撑, 扶持, 支持, 支援, 拥护, 维持, 赡养, 忍受n.支撑, 支持, 支援, 维持, 赡养, 支持者, 支柱 [Scene: Chandler and Joey's,  Joey and Chandler use their knees as a table to support the lasagna.] 112
20 knees ni: n.膝, 膝盖 [Scene: Chandler and Joey's,  Joey and Chandler use their knees as a table to support the lasagna.] 112
19 killing 5kiliN n.杀害, 猎护品, 赚得的一笔大钱adj.致死的, 使人疲乏的v.杀害 [Scene: Chandler and Joey's, Monica is busy killing Chandle and Joey at foosball.] 112
7 admiring Ed5maiEriN adj.赞赏的, 钦佩的 [Scene: Chandler and Joey's, Ross, Chandler, Joey, and Monica admiring their new table.] 112
47 throwing 5WrEuiN n.投掷运动 [Scene: Monica and Rachel's Balcony, Rachel is throwing Paolo's clothes over the side.] 112
2 suitcases 5sju:tkeis n.手提箱, 衣箱 [Scene: Monica and Rachel's, Rachel folding and packing clothes in suitcases as Phoebe enters.] 112
27 packing 5pAkiN v.包装n.包装 [Scene: Monica and Rachel's, Rachel folding and packing clothes in suitcases as Phoebe enters.] 112
7 folding fEuldiN adj.可折叠的 [Scene: Monica and Rachel's, Rachel folding and packing clothes in suitcases as Phoebe enters.] 112
11 recovering ri5kQvE vt.重新获得, 恢复, 使改过vi.痊愈, 复原, 胜诉n.DOS命令:从含有损坏磁盘扇区的磁盘上恢复文件 [Scene: Monica and Rachel's, Rachel is recovering from the shock.] 112
17 schedule 5Fedju:l; 5skedVjul n.时间表, 进度表v.确定时间 [Scene: Phoebe's Massage Parlor, Phoebe's assistant is telling her about the changes to her schedule.] 112
4 parlor 5pB:lE n.客厅, 会客室, 店营业室, 业务室adj.客厅的 [Scene: Phoebe's Massage Parlor, Phoebe's assistant is telling her about the changes to her schedule.] 112
63 massage 5mAsB:V n.按摩v.按摩 [Scene: Phoebe's Massage Parlor, Phoebe's assistant is telling her about the changes to her schedule.] 112
26 changes tFeindV n.改变, 变化, 转变, 找回的零钱, 找头, 辅币vt.改变, 变革, 改造, 兑换 [Scene: Phoebe's Massage Parlor, Phoebe's assistant is telling her about the changes to her schedule.] 112
63 assistant E`sIstEnt n.助手, 助教adj.辅助的, 助理的 [Scene: Phoebe's Massage Parlor, Phoebe's assistant is telling her about the changes to her schedule.] 112
10 giggling 5^i^l v.哈哈地笑n.傻笑 Carol: Mm-hmmm (Susan and Carol hug, giggling. Ross stands back, reaches out and lightly taps Susan's shoulder) 112
5 results ri5zQlt n.结果, 成效, 计算结果vi.起因, 由于, 以...为结果, 导致 Carol: So, I got the results of the amnio today. 112
3 tanya 5tAnjE n.坦尼娅(Tatiana的昵称)(f.) Carol: Uh, that's our friend Tanya. 112
22 certainly 5sE:tEnli adv.的确, (口语)当然, 行 Carol: Yes, we certainly do, it's going to be... 112
5 yogurt 5jR^Et n.(=yoghurt) 酸奶酪, 酵母乳 Chandler: And, we're done with the yogurt. (Sets yogurt down on table) 112
80 towards tE5wC:dz prep.向, 朝, 对面, 接近, 对, 有助于 Chandler: Fine. (Joey and Chandler walk towards the door) 112
2 hibachi hi5bB:tFi n.(日本)木炭火盆 Chandler: It's just that we bought a hibachi together, and then he ran off and got married, and things got pretty ugly. 112
3 distraught dis5trC:t adj.发狂的 Chandler: My Catholic friend is right. She's distraught. You're there for her. You pick up the pieces, and then you usher in the age of Ross! (Ross and Chandler look off into the distance. Joey, wondering what they are looking at, looks in the same direction) 112
4 catholic 5kAWElik n.天主教徒adj.天主教的 Chandler: My Catholic friend is right. She's distraught. You're there for her. You pick up the pieces, and then you usher in the age of Ross! (Ross and Chandler look off into the distance. Joey, wondering what they are looking at, looks in the same direction) 112
2 suggest sE5dVest vt.建议, 提出, 使想起, 暗示 Chandler: Oh, so, forget about the birds, but big red insects suggest fine dining! 112
2 insects 5insekt n.昆虫, 卑鄙的人adj..虫的, 虫子一样的, 对付虫子的 Chandler: Oh, so, forget about the birds, but big red insects suggest fine dining! 112
7 dining 5dainiN n.吃饭 Chandler: Oh, so, forget about the birds, but big red insects suggest fine dining! 112
4 patio 5pB:tiEu n.天井, 院子 Chandler: That's patio furniture! 112
4 adventure Ed5ventFE n.冒险, 冒险的经历v.冒险 Chandler: Well, I believe the piece of furniture was fine until your little breakfast adventure with Angela Delvecchio 112
20 commitment kE5mitmEnt n.委托事项, 许诺, 承担义务 Chandler: Well, it's a pretty big commitment, I mean, what if one of us wants to move out? 112
5 impressions im5preFEn n.印象, 感想, 盖印, 压痕 Chandler: Well, let's just say the impressions you made in the butter left little to the imagination. 112
4 imagination i7mAdVi5neiFEn n.想象, 空想, 想象的事物, 想象力, 听觉 Chandler: Well, let's just say the impressions you made in the butter left little to the imagination. 112
12 swoop swu:p n.突然下降, 猛扑vt攫取vi.飞扑, 突然袭击 Chandler: What are you still doing here? She just broke up with the guy, it's time for you to swoop in! 112
9 kip kip n.小牛皮, 睡觉, 床, 千磅 Chandler: Yeah, yeah, it's just that with my last roommate Kip... 112
5 cappuccino kApJ5tFi:nEJ n.热牛奶咖啡 Customer: Hey, can we get some cappuccino over here? 112
22 rooms ru:m, rum n.房间, 屋子, 寓所, 场所, 地位, 空间, 机会, 余地 Joey and Chandler: Shut-out!! (They both start heading for their rooms.) 112
14 heading 5hediN n.标题 Joey and Chandler: Shut-out!! (They both start heading for their rooms.) 112
2 mma   MMA=Manual Metal Arc (welding)人工金属(电极)电弧焊接法 Joey, Chandler, and Ross: (sitting in living room, imitating Paolo) Mma, Mma, Mmaah 112
28 mommy 5mCmi n.妈咪 Joey: (in baby-like voice) How come you don't live with Mommy? (pause; shows Ross less than amused) How come Mommy lives with that other lady? (pause; Ross still looks less than amused; Joey smiling) What's a lesbian? (playfully hits Ross) 112
15 amused E`mju:zd adj.愉快的, 开心的, 好玩的 Joey: (in baby-like voice) How come you don't live with Mommy? (pause; shows Ross less than amused) How come Mommy lives with that other lady? (pause; Ross still looks less than amused; Joey smiling) What's a lesbian? (playfully hits Ross) 112
1 ladybugs `leIdIbQ^ n.瓢虫 Joey: All right, how about the ladybugs? 112
4 measures 5meVE n.尺寸, 量度器, 量度标准, 方法, 测量, 措施vt.测量, 测度, 估量, 分派, 权衡, 调节vi.量 Joey: Hey Ross, listen, you know that right now, your baby's only this big? (measures about 2 inches with his thumb and index finger) This is your baby. (in baby-like voice) Hi Daddy!  112
11 inches `IntFE <马来语>n.先生(相当于英语中的Mr.) Joey: Hey Ross, listen, you know that right now, your baby's only this big? (measures about 2 inches with his thumb and index finger) This is your baby. (in baby-like voice) Hi Daddy!  112
13 toes   toesn.脚趾 Joey: I love babies, with their little baby shoes, and their little baby toes, and their little baby hands...  112
121 babies 5beibi n.婴孩 Joey: I love babies, with their little baby shoes, and their little baby toes, and their little baby hands...  112
1 olympic Eu5limpik adj.奥林匹亚的, 奥林匹斯山的 Joey: No-no, she kicked our butts. You could be on the Olympic standing-there team. 112
25 whispers 5(h)wispE n.耳语, 私语, 密谈, 谣传, 飒飒的声音vi.耳语, 密谈, 飒飒地响vt.低声说 Joey: So what's it gonna be? (Monica whispers in Joey's ear. Ross gets up and waves arms frantically in protest) 112
31 frantically   franticallyadv.狂暴地, 疯狂似地 Joey: So what's it gonna be? (Monica whispers in Joey's ear. Ross gets up and waves arms frantically in protest) 112
22 sink siNk vi.沉下, (使)下沉n.水槽, 水池接收器 Joey: Who cares, we'll eat at the sink! Come on, let's play! 112
35 cares   CARES=Central Advisory Referral Service 中心咨询服务 Joey: Who cares, we'll eat at the sink! Come on, let's play! 112
5 anti 5Anti n.反对者, 反对论者adj.反对的 Joey: Yes, now is when you swoop! You gotta make sure that when Paolo walks out of there, the first guy Rachel sees is you, She's gotta know that you're everything he's not! You're like, like the anti-Paolo! 112
26 uncle 5QNkl n.伯父, 叔父, 姨丈, 援助者 Monica: Aunt Syl, I did this as a favor, I am not a caterer. What do you want me to do with a dozen lasagnas? (listens to Aunt Syl on phone, looks shocked) Nice talk, Aunt Syl. (in New York accent) You kiss Uncle Freddie with that mouth? 112
143 shocked FCkt adj.震惊的,震撼的 Monica: Aunt Syl, I did this as a favor, I am not a caterer. What do you want me to do with a dozen lasagnas? (listens to Aunt Syl on phone, looks shocked) Nice talk, Aunt Syl. (in New York accent) You kiss Uncle Freddie with that mouth? 112
6 lasagnas lE5zB:njE (=lasagne)烤宽面条(上浇肉末番茄汁) Monica: Aunt Syl, I did this as a favor, I am not a caterer. What do you want me to do with a dozen lasagnas? (listens to Aunt Syl on phone, looks shocked) Nice talk, Aunt Syl. (in New York accent) You kiss Uncle Freddie with that mouth? 112
1 freddie `fredI n.弗雷迪(Fred的异体亦作Freddy)(m.) Monica: Aunt Syl, I did this as a favor, I am not a caterer. What do you want me to do with a dozen lasagnas? (listens to Aunt Syl on phone, looks shocked) Nice talk, Aunt Syl. (in New York accent) You kiss Uncle Freddie with that mouth? 112
10 caterer 5keItErE(r) n.包办伙食者, (尤)指备办宴会者 Monica: Aunt Syl, I did this as a favor, I am not a caterer. What do you want me to do with a dozen lasagnas? (listens to Aunt Syl on phone, looks shocked) Nice talk, Aunt Syl. (in New York accent) You kiss Uncle Freddie with that mouth? 112
53 accent 5AksEnt n.重音, 口音, 重音符 Monica: Aunt Syl, I did this as a favor, I am not a caterer. What do you want me to do with a dozen lasagnas? (listens to Aunt Syl on phone, looks shocked) Nice talk, Aunt Syl. (in New York accent) You kiss Uncle Freddie with that mouth? 112
1 scrape skreIp n.刮, 擦, 擦痕, 刮擦声, 困境vi.刮掉, 擦掉, 刮出刺耳声vt.刮, 擦, 擦伤, 挖成 Monica: Aunt Syl, stop yelling! All I'm saying is that if you had told me vegetarian lasagna, I would have made vegetarian lasagna. (pauses, listens to person on phone) Well, the meat's only every third layer, maybe you could scrape. 112
11 layer 5leiE n.层, 阶层 Monica: Aunt Syl, stop yelling! All I'm saying is that if you had told me vegetarian lasagna, I would have made vegetarian lasagna. (pauses, listens to person on phone) Well, the meat's only every third layer, maybe you could scrape. 112
11 lasagna lE5zB:njE (=lasagne)烤宽面条(上浇肉末番茄汁) Monica: Aunt Syl, stop yelling! All I'm saying is that if you had told me vegetarian lasagna, I would have made vegetarian lasagna. (pauses, listens to person on phone) Well, the meat's only every third layer, maybe you could scrape. 112
18 waving   WAV声音资源文件。 Monica: Don't stare. Now she just finished throwing his clothes off the balcony, now there's just a lot of gesturing and arm-waving, (shows Rachel gesturing with hands in front of her chest), Ok, that is either, "How could you?" or, "Enormous breasts!" Here he comes!  112
42 suck sQk v.吸, 吮, 吸取 Monica: Heads up Ross! (Monica scores on Chandler and Joey) Score! (points at Chandler) You suck! 112
16 scores skC:, skCE n.得分, 乐谱, 抓痕, 二十, 终点线, 刻痕, 帐目, 起跑线vt.把...记下, 刻划, 划线, 获得, 评价vi.记分, 刻痕, 得分      SCORE=Satellite Computer-Operated Readiness Equipment 卫星上计算机操纵的准备装置 Monica: Heads up Ross! (Monica scores on Chandler and Joey) Score! (points at Chandler) You suck! 112
6 bubbles 5bQbl n.泡沫, 幻想的计划vi.起泡, 潺潺的流 Monica: Paolo, I really hate you for what you did to Rachel, (hands him a lasagna) but I still have five of these, so heat it at 375 until the cheese bubbles. 112
20 plates pleit n.盘子, 金属板, 图版, 金银餐具vt.镀(金, 银等), 电镀, 给...装钢板 Monica: So how does this work, you going to balance the plates on these little guys' heads? 112
4 balance 5bAlEns n.秤, 天平, 平衡, [商] 收支差额, 结余, 余额v.平衡, 称, 权衡, 对比, 结算n.资产平稳表 Monica: So how does this work, you going to balance the plates on these little guys' heads? 112
13 switching 5switFiN 开关 转换 交换 配电 配电系统 整流 Monica: We should get over there and see if she's okay. (switching places with Ross) Just one...second! Score! (Monica scores, high-fives with Ross) Game! Come on. (Monica and Phoebe leave) 112
31 places pleis n.地方, 地点, 位置, 职位, 处境, 住所, 地位vt.放置, 寄予, 任命vi.名次列前 Monica: We should get over there and see if she's okay. (switching places with Ross) Just one...second! Score! (Monica scores, high-fives with Ross) Game! Come on. (Monica and Phoebe leave) 112
4 fives 5faivz n.一种类似手球的球戏 Monica: We should get over there and see if she's okay. (switching places with Ross) Just one...second! Score! (Monica scores, high-fives with Ross) Game! Come on. (Monica and Phoebe leave) 112
16 touches 5tQtFis (画上的)高光 笔致 绝技 Paolo: Ah, poke (Paolo touches Rachel's nose) a (touches nose again) nose, mmm (they rub noses, then kisses her) 112
5 poke pEuk n.刺, 戳, 懒汉, 袋子vt.戳, 捅, 拨开, 刺vi.戳, 刺, 捅, 伸出, 刺探, 闲荡 Paolo: Ah, poke (Paolo touches Rachel's nose) a (touches nose again) nose, mmm (they rub noses, then kisses her) 112
3 noses Network Operating System, 网络操作系统 Paolo: Ah, poke (Paolo touches Rachel's nose) a (touches nose again) nose, mmm (they rub noses, then kisses her) 112
1 bella 5belE n.(女子名)伊莎贝拉的昵称 Paolo: Buon Giorno, Bella Phoebe! 112
69 eh eI [域] Western Sahara , 西撒哈拉 Paolo: Uh, Racquela tell me you massage, eh? 112
15 charming 5tFB:miN adj.迷人的, 娇媚的 Phoebe: (raises hand) Oh! I know! (Rachel startled) It's because... he's gorgeous, and he's charming, and when he looks at you... 112
15 softly 5sRftlI adv.柔软地, 温柔地 Phoebe: (softly) Sorry. (Camera pans back to Monica, still on phone) 112
23 pans pAn n.平底锅, 盘子, 面板      Pan  [pAn]  n. 〈希神〉潘(半人半羊的山林和畜牧之神) Phoebe: (softly) Sorry. (Camera pans back to Monica, still on phone) 112
3 sorts sC:t n.种类, 类别v.分类, 拣选 Phoebe: Nothing, I'm sorry, I'm just, I'm out of sorts. 112
4 voiceover   voiceovern.画外音 Phoebe: Oh yeah, I'm sure. (Flashback resumes with Phoebe doing a voiceover.) And all of a sudden his hands weren't the problem anymore. (Flashback continues: Paolo rolls over, Phoebe looks down, then quickly looks up, bites lip, shakes her head) 112
35 rolls rEul adj.滚动, 滚转, (使)摇摆, (使)摇晃, 卷起, 卷拢vt.辗, 轧n.(一)卷, 卷形物, 摇晃, 摆动, 名单 Phoebe: Oh yeah, I'm sure. (Flashback resumes with Phoebe doing a voiceover.) And all of a sudden his hands weren't the problem anymore. (Flashback continues: Paolo rolls over, Phoebe looks down, then quickly looks up, bites lip, shakes her head) 112
5 bites bait n.咬, 咬伤, 一口, 刺痛v.咬, 刺痛abbr.[军] Built-In Test Equipment, 机内测试设备 Phoebe: Oh yeah, I'm sure. (Flashback resumes with Phoebe doing a voiceover.) And all of a sudden his hands weren't the problem anymore. (Flashback continues: Paolo rolls over, Phoebe looks down, then quickly looks up, bites lip, shakes her head) 112
4 scouts skaut n.侦察, 搜索, 侦察员, 侦察机vi.守候, 侦察, 巡视, 嘲笑vt.侦察, 跟踪, 觅得, 监视, 轻蔑地拒绝(建议,意见等) Phoebe: Oh, boy scouts could have camped under there. 112
2 camped kAmp n.露营地, 阵营vi.露营, 扎营      CAMP=Computer Aided Maintenance Project 计算机辅助维修计划[英]      Camp  [kAmp]  坎普(姓氏) Phoebe: Oh, boy scouts could have camped under there. 112
8 thermos 5WE:mCs n.热水瓶 Phoebe: Ok, I've got milk (takes thermos from her bag and starts to pour a cup) Here you go... (Rachel drinks straight from thermos) Oh!(Rachel finishes thermos) Better? 112
2 raisin 5reizn n.葡萄干 Phoebe: Ok, um, (clears throat) we haven't known each other for that long a time, and, um, there are three things that you should know about me. One, my friends are the most important thing in my life, two, I never lie, and three, I make the best oatmeal raisin cookies in the world. (Phoebe opens a tin and offers Rachel a cookie) 112
3 oatmeal 5EJtmi:l n.(燕)麦片, (燕)麦粥 Phoebe: Ok, um, (clears throat) we haven't known each other for that long a time, and, um, there are three things that you should know about me. One, my friends are the most important thing in my life, two, I never lie, and three, I make the best oatmeal raisin cookies in the world. (Phoebe opens a tin and offers Rachel a cookie) 112
1 placenta plE5sentE n.胎盘, 胎座 Phoebe: Ooh, this is cool...it says in some parts of the world, people actually eat the placenta. (Joey grimaces) 112
8 grimaces ^ri5meis n.面部的歪扭, 痛苦的表情, 鬼脸vi.扮鬼脸, 作苦相 Phoebe: Ooh, this is cool...it says in some parts of the world, people actually eat the placenta. (Joey grimaces) 112
10 whoops wJps int.(表示惊讶, 沮丧, 轻度道歉等)哎呦 Phoebe: Um, that's really your decision, I mean, some people prefer, you know, to take off...oh whoops! You're being naked! 112
2 uma 5ju:mE 趾缘蜥      UMAn.上端内存区 Phoebe: Uma Thurman. 112
2 thurman 5WE:mEn 瑟曼(姓氏, 男子名) Phoebe: Uma Thurman. 112
5 proves pru:v vt.证明, 证实, 检验, 考验vi.原来(是), 证明(是) Phoebe: Which proves that I never lie. 112
29 hoo hU: int.呼!(表示激动,高兴,轻蔑,赞同等) Phoebe: Woo-hoo, first weekend away together! 112
5 yum 5jAm int.极好的, 妙的, 美味的, 滋味好的 Phoebe's Assistant: Oh, here comes your 3:00. I don't mean to sound unprofessional, but, yum (walks out, Paolo enters) 112
1 unprofessional 5QnprE5feFEnl adj.外行的, 非职业性的 Phoebe's Assistant: Oh, here comes your 3:00. I don't mean to sound unprofessional, but, yum (walks out, Paolo enters) 112
1 shiatsu   shiatsun. (Jap.)〈医〉指压,指压按摩疗法 Phoebe's Assistant: We've got a couple changes in your schedule. Your 4:00 herbal massage has been pushed back to 4:30 and Miss Somerfield canceled her 5:30 shiatsu. 112
8 herbal 5hE:bEl adj.草药的 Phoebe's Assistant: We've got a couple changes in your schedule. Your 4:00 herbal massage has been pushed back to 4:30 and Miss Somerfield canceled her 5:30 shiatsu. 112
8 canceled 5kAnsEl vt.取消, 删去 Phoebe's Assistant: We've got a couple changes in your schedule. Your 4:00 herbal massage has been pushed back to 4:30 and Miss Somerfield canceled her 5:30 shiatsu. 112
8 tasted teist v.品尝, 辨味, (of)有 ...味道, 领略vt.体验, 感到n.味道, 味觉 Rachel: (taking cookie) Ok, thanks Pheebs (takes bite of cookie, overwhelmed) Oh my God, why have I never tasted these before?! 112
2 overwhelmed 5EuvE5welm vt.淹没, 覆没, 受打击, 制服, 压倒 Rachel: (taking cookie) Ok, thanks Pheebs (takes bite of cookie, overwhelmed) Oh my God, why have I never tasted these before?! 112
1 wavers 5weivE n.动摇, 开始退让, 踌躇, 挥动者vi.摇摆, 颤抖, 摆动, 摇曳, 犹豫 Rachel: (voice wavers) Oh, but he was my pig man...how did I not see this? 112
6 medium 5mi:djEm n.媒体, 方法, 媒介adj.中间的, 中等的, 半生熟的 Rachel: ...medium...hmm...any cookies left? 112
2 syllable 5silEbl n.[语]音节vt.分成音节 Rachel: Honey, you can say it, Poconos, Poconos, it's like Poc-o-nos (touching Paolo's nose with forefinger with each syllable) 112
1 poc   POC=Patch Output Converter 成批输出转换程序 Rachel: Honey, you can say it, Poconos, Poconos, it's like Poc-o-nos (touching Paolo's nose with forefinger with each syllable) 112
1 nos Network Operating System, 网络操作系统 Rachel: Honey, you can say it, Poconos, Poconos, it's like Poc-o-nos (touching Paolo's nose with forefinger with each syllable) 112
5 forefinger 5fC:7fiN^E n.食指 Rachel: Honey, you can say it, Poconos, Poconos, it's like Poc-o-nos (touching Paolo's nose with forefinger with each syllable) 112
16 pig pi^ n.猪, 猪肉, 贪婪的人v.生小猪, 贪婪地吃      PIG=PendulousIntegratingGyro摆式积分陀螺仪 Rachel: I don't know...right, he's the pig! 112
1 steele sti:l 斯蒂尔(姓氏) Rachel: I mean, we are way past the fling thing, I mean, I am feeling things that I've only read about in Danielle Steele books, you know? I mean, when I'm with him, I'm totally, totally... 112
11 danielle dAn`jel n.丹妮尔(f.) Rachel: I mean, we are way past the fling thing, I mean, I am feeling things that I've only read about in Danielle Steele books, you know? I mean, when I'm with him, I'm totally, totally... 112
14 suitcase 5sju:tkeis n.手提箱, 衣箱 Rachel: No, these aren't all my suitcases. (picks up small blue suitcase and shows to Phoebe) This one's Paolo's. 112
1 astonished   astonished惊讶的 Ross: (astonished) What?  112
1 yaw jC: v.偏航 Ross: (chuckles nervously) The sex? (chuckles) Um, I'm having enough trouble with the image of you and Susan together, when you throw in Tanya (miming washing hair, that's the best I could think of), yaw... 112
9 chuckles 5tFQkl n.吃吃的笑声vi.吃吃的笑, 咯咯叫 Ross: (chuckles nervously) The sex? (chuckles) Um, I'm having enough trouble with the image of you and Susan together, when you throw in Tanya (miming washing hair, that's the best I could think of), yaw... 112
1 flailing fleil n.连枷v.用连枷打, 打 Ross: (flailing arms in protest) Oh, hey hey hey, ho ho ho, hello, guy who doesn't want to know, standing right here! 112
13 interrupts 7intE5rQpt vt.打断(正在说话或动作的人), 中断, 妨碍, 插嘴vi.打断(别人的讲话或行动)n.(发给电脑的)中断信号 Ross: (interrupts) No, no, no I don't want to know, don't want to know. Ok, you know, I should probably, I should probably just go.  112
3 chuckling 5tFQkl n.吃吃的笑声vi.吃吃的笑, 咯咯叫 Ross: (surprised, chuckling nervously) Of course it's your friend Tanya. (looks up frightenedly) 112
20 kicked kik v.踢n.踢 Ross: (wiping his brow) Ah...ooh! Well, looks like, uh, we kicked your butts. 112
12 butts bQt n.粗大的一端, 靶垛, 笑柄v.以头抵撞, 碰撞 Ross: (wiping his brow) Ah...ooh! Well, looks like, uh, we kicked your butts. 112
1 brow brau n.眉毛, 额, (面部)表情 Ross: (wiping his brow) Ah...ooh! Well, looks like, uh, we kicked your butts. 112
6 physically 5fIzIk(E)lI adv.身体上地 Ross: ...nauseous, I'm physically nauseous. What am I supposed to do, huh? Call immigration? (pauses, looks suddenly inspired) I could call immigration! 112
7 nauseous 5nC:sjEs adj.令人作呕的, 厌恶的 Ross: ...nauseous, I'm physically nauseous. What am I supposed to do, huh? Call immigration? (pauses, looks suddenly inspired) I could call immigration! 112
4 inspired in5spaiEd adj.得到灵感的, 有灵感的, 权威人士(或官方)授意的 Ross: ...nauseous, I'm physically nauseous. What am I supposed to do, huh? Call immigration? (pauses, looks suddenly inspired) I could call immigration! 112
2 immigration 7imi5^reiFEn n.外来的移民, 移居入境 Ross: ...nauseous, I'm physically nauseous. What am I supposed to do, huh? Call immigration? (pauses, looks suddenly inspired) I could call immigration! 112
4 sends send vt.送, 寄, 发送, 派遣, 打发 Ross: Hey, hello! mmwa! (kisses Carol) I brought all the books, and Monica sends her love, along with this lasagna.  112
19 lewis 5lu:Is n.[机] 吊楔, 起重爪      Lewis  [5lu(:)is]  n. 刘易斯(男子名) Ross: Hey, when did you and Susan meet Huey Lewis? 112
5 oop   OOPabbr.Object Oriented Programming, 面向对象的程序设计 Ross: No, no, no, no, no, I don't want to know, absolutely not. I think, you know, I think you should know until you look down there, and say, oop, there it is! (pauses) Or isn't... 112
14 frame freim n.结构, 体格vt.构成, 设计, 制定, 使适合, 陷害vi.<英方>有成功希望n.帧,画面,框架 Ross: Oh, that's great, that is great! (Hugs and kisses Carol. Then picks up a picture frame) 112
4 swearing   swearing发誓 Ross: See, Rach, uh, see, I don't think that swearing off guys altogether is the answer. I really don't. I think that what you need is to develop a more sophisticated screening process. 112
6 screening 5skri:niN n.放映 Ross: See, Rach, uh, see, I don't think that swearing off guys altogether is the answer. I really don't. I think that what you need is to develop a more sophisticated screening process. 112
20 process prE5ses n.过程, 作用, 方法, 程序, 步骤, 进行, 推移vt.加工, 处理 Ross: See, Rach, uh, see, I don't think that swearing off guys altogether is the answer. I really don't. I think that what you need is to develop a more sophisticated screening process. 112
2 develop di5velEp vt.发展, 发达, 发扬, 进步, 逐步展开(情节,音乐主题,方程式等)洗印, 显影vi.发展, 生长, 发育, 逐步显示出来 Ross: See, Rach, uh, see, I don't think that swearing off guys altogether is the answer. I really don't. I think that what you need is to develop a more sophisticated screening process. 112
3 altogether 7C:ltE5^eTE adv.完全地, 总而言之 Ross: See, Rach, uh, see, I don't think that swearing off guys altogether is the answer. I really don't. I think that what you need is to develop a more sophisticated screening process. 112
13 actress 5Aktris n.女演员 Ross: The actress! 112
3 flung fl QN v.fling的过去式及过去分词 Ross: Wasn't this supposed to be just a fling, huh? Shouldn't it be...(makes flinging motions with hands) flung by now? 112
11 fling fliN n.投, 掷, 猛冲, 暴躁的行动, 急冲, 嘲弄, 讥笑vt.猛投, 抛, 掷, 使陷入, 挥动, 嘲笑, 扫视vi.猛冲, 直冲, 急行 Ross: Wasn't this supposed to be just a fling, huh? Shouldn't it be...(makes flinging motions with hands) flung by now? 112
4 flinging fliN n.投, 掷, 猛冲, 暴躁的行动, 急冲, 嘲弄, 讥笑vt.猛投, 抛, 掷, 使陷入, 挥动, 嘲笑, 扫视vi.猛冲, 直冲, 急行 Ross: Wasn't this supposed to be just a fling, huh? Shouldn't it be...(makes flinging motions with hands) flung by now? 112
5 babbling   babblingn.胡说, 婴儿发出的咿哑声adj.胡说的 Ross: Wha-I'm having, I'm having a boy! (babbling) Huh, am I having a boy? 112
1 obligation 7Cbli5^eiFEn n.义务, 职责, 债务 Ross: You have to tell her! You have to tell her! It's your moral obligation, as a friend, as a woman, I think it's a feminist issue! Guys? Guys? (waiting for guys to chime in) 112
3 moral 5mCrEl adj.道德(上)的, 精神的n.道德 Ross: You have to tell her! You have to tell her! It's your moral obligation, as a friend, as a woman, I think it's a feminist issue! Guys? Guys? (waiting for guys to chime in) 112
2 feminist `femInIst n.男女平等主义者, 女权扩张论者 Ross: You have to tell her! You have to tell her! It's your moral obligation, as a friend, as a woman, I think it's a feminist issue! Guys? Guys? (waiting for guys to chime in) 112
2 chime tFaim n.一套发谐音的钟(尤指教堂内的), 和谐vi.鸣, 打, 和谐vt.敲出和谐的声音, 打钟报时 Ross: You have to tell her! You have to tell her! It's your moral obligation, as a friend, as a woman, I think it's a feminist issue! Guys? Guys? (waiting for guys to chime in) 112
16 uterus 5ju:tErEs n.[解]子宫 Ross: Yup! You could plunk me down in the middle of any woman's uterus, no compass, and I can find my way out of there like that! (snaps fingers) 112
1 plunk plQNk vt.砰砰地弹, 砰地投掷vi.砰砰作响, 支持n.使劲投掷, 扑通声, 扑通落下adv.发出砰声 Ross: Yup! You could plunk me down in the middle of any woman's uterus, no compass, and I can find my way out of there like that! (snaps fingers) 112
1 compass 5kQmpEs n.罗盘, 指南针,圆规v.包围 Ross: Yup! You could plunk me down in the middle of any woman's uterus, no compass, and I can find my way out of there like that! (snaps fingers) 112
6 sympathetic 7simpE5Wetik adj.有同情心的, 合意的, 赞成的n.[解]交感神经, 容易感受的人 Ross:(sympathetic yet...) Yeah, well... 112
1 deb deb n.初上舞台的人, 初进社交界的女孩      DEB=Data Extent Block 数据扩充块 Susan: All right, who should we call first, your folks, or Deb and Rona? (intercom buzzer rings) 112
4 giggle 5^i^l v.哈哈地笑n.傻笑 Susan: Oh, that's so... (Susan hugs Carol, they giggle, Ross steps away) It really is...do we know...? 112
2 tracy 5treisi n. 特蕾西(女子名) Transcribed by: Jim & Tracy Lambers 112
20 jim dVIm Institute of Metals 日本金属学会      Jim     n.吉姆(呢称) Transcribed by: Jim & Tracy Lambers 112
9 stays stei n.逗留, 延缓, 中止, 支柱v.在, 暂住, 坚持, 止住, 抑制, 延缓, 停(下) (Chandler stays stonefaced) 113
10 sneaks sni:k vi.鬼鬼祟祟做事vt.偷偷摸摸地做, <口>偷窃n.鬼鬼祟祟的人, 偷偷摸摸的行为, <美口>帆布胶底运动鞋adj.暗中进行的 (He leaves. Cut to Monica entering Chandler and Joey's apartment. She sneaks up to the shower door) 113
2 mushrooms 5mQFrum n.蘑菇, <古>暴发户vi.迅速生长, 迅速增加, 采蘑菇adj.蘑菇形的, 迅速生长的 (His dad nods. Cut to later. Joey is chopping mushrooms) 113
3 chopping 5tFCpiN 波浪汹涌的, 硕大强健的 (His dad nods. Cut to later. Joey is chopping mushrooms) 113
54 roger 5rCdVE int. 收到了;知道了      ROGER=Remotely Operated Geophysical Explorer 遥控地球物理探测仪      Roger  [5rCdVE]  n. 罗杰(男子名) [Scene: Central Perk, Phoebe is there with her boyfriend Roger, talking to Rachel and Monica.] 113
1 rears riE n.后面, 背后, 后方, 屁股adj.后面的, 背面的, 后方的vt.培养, 饲养, 举起, 树立, 栽种vi.高耸, 暴跳, 用后腿站起 [Scene: Chandler and Joey's apartment, Joey is trying to turn the sofabed back into a sofa. Someone knocks on the door and it rears up at him.] 113
3 restless 5restlis adj.得不到休息的, 不平静的, 不安宁的 [Scene: Chandler and Joey's, night. Chandler and Joey are sharing the sofabed in the living room. Joey is restless.] 113
19 wrapped rApt adj.有包装的,预先包装的 [Scene: Monica and Rachel's, Chandler walks in and starts raiding the fridge. Then Rachel comes out of the shower with a towel wrapped round her waist, drying herself with another towel. Chandler and Rachel startle each other and she drops the towel for a second and snatches the rug off the couch.] 113
1 startle 5stB:tl v.震惊 [Scene: Monica and Rachel's, Chandler walks in and starts raiding the fridge. Then Rachel comes out of the shower with a towel wrapped round her waist, drying herself with another towel. Chandler and Rachel startle each other and she drops the towel for a second and snatches the rug off the couch.] 113
6 rug rQ^ n.(小)地毯, 垫子 [Scene: Monica and Rachel's, Chandler walks in and starts raiding the fridge. Then Rachel comes out of the shower with a towel wrapped round her waist, drying herself with another towel. Chandler and Rachel startle each other and she drops the towel for a second and snatches the rug off the couch.] 113
1 raiding reId n.袭击, 搜捕v.奇袭, 搜捕 [Scene: Monica and Rachel's, Chandler walks in and starts raiding the fridge. Then Rachel comes out of the shower with a towel wrapped round her waist, drying herself with another towel. Chandler and Rachel startle each other and she drops the towel for a second and snatches the rug off the couch.] 113
6 drying 5draiiN v.烘干 [Scene: Monica and Rachel's, Chandler walks in and starts raiding the fridge. Then Rachel comes out of the shower with a towel wrapped round her waist, drying herself with another towel. Chandler and Rachel startle each other and she drops the towel for a second and snatches the rug off the couch.] 113
3 lamenting lE5mentiN adj.悲伤的, 悲哀的 [Scene: Monica and Rachel's, Joey is lamenting to everyone about hid dad's affair.] 113
7 hid hid vbl.hide的过去式和过去分词      HID=Headache, Insomnia, Depression 头痛、失眠、抑 郁(综合症) [Scene: Monica and Rachel's, Joey is lamenting to everyone about hid dad's affair.] 113
8 affair E5fZE n.事务, 事件, 私事, 恋爱事件, (尤指关系不长久的)风流韵事 [Scene: Monica and Rachel's, Joey is lamenting to everyone about hid dad's affair.] 113
2 developments di5velEpmEnt n.发展 [Scene: Monica and Rachel's, Joey is letting everyone in on the new developments.] 113
12 pancakes 5pAnkeik n.薄烤饼 Chandler: Are they end to end, or tall like pancakes? 113
3 fitting 5fitiN adj.适合的, 相称的, 适宜的n.试穿, 试衣, 装配, 装置 Chandler: Hey, you're not him. You're you. When they were all over you to go into your father's pipe-fitting business, did you cave? 113
11 blond blCnd adj.金发的n.白肤碧眼金发的人 Chandler: If I turn into my parents, I'll either be an alcoholic blond chasing after twenty-year-old boys, or... I'll end up like my mom. 113
2 alcoholic 7AlkE5hClik adj.含酒精的n.酗酒者, 酒鬼 Chandler: If I turn into my parents, I'll either be an alcoholic blond chasing after twenty-year-old boys, or... I'll end up like my mom. 113
4 telescope 5teliskEup n.望远镜v.压缩 Chandler: It was an accident. Not like I was across the street with a telescope and a box of donuts. 113
5 donuts 5dEu7nQt n.油炸圈饼n.圆环图 Chandler: It was an accident. Not like I was across the street with a telescope and a box of donuts. 113
11 boobies 5bu:bi n.呆子, 傻瓜 Chandler: No, she's still upset because I saw her boobies. 113
8 guts ^Qts v.狼吞虎咽,贪婪地吃 飞碟游戏(比赛双方每组5人,相距15码,互相掷接飞碟) Chandler: No. You decided to go into the out-of-work actor business. Now that wasn't easy, but you did it! And I'd like to believe that when the right woman comes along, you will have the courage and the guts to say "No thanks, I'm married." 113
25 rock rCk n.岩石, 暗礁, 石头, 摇动vt.摇摆, 使动摇vi.摇, 摇动 Chandler: Okaaay, (Gestures) rock, hard place, me. 113
1 kerplunk kE5plQNk adv.(击水的)扑通声 Chandler: So, who's up for a big game of Kerplunk? 113
2 weave wi:v n.编法, 织法, 编织vt.编织, 组合, 编排, 使迂回前进vi.纺织, 迂回行进, 摇晃n.织法, 织物 Chandler: That's a relatively open weave and I can still see your... nipular areas. 113
1 relatively 5relEtIvlI 相关地 Chandler: That's a relatively open weave and I can still see your... nipular areas. 113
3 areas 5ZEriE n.范围, 区域, 面积, 地区, 空地 Chandler: That's a relatively open weave and I can still see your... nipular areas. 113
2 waltons 5wC:ltEn 沃尔顿(①姓氏, 男子名 ②Ernest Thomas Sinton, 1903-, 英国物理学家, 曾获1951年诺贝尔物理学奖) Chandler: Things sure have changed here on Waltons mountain. 113
8 mountain 5mauntin n.山, 山脉 Chandler: Things sure have changed here on Waltons mountain. 113
1 embolism 5embElizEm n.加闰日, 栓塞, [医]栓子 Chandler: Uh, Joey's having an embolism, but I'd go for a Nip, y'know? 113
1 uhhuh 5QhQ [美俚]求爱 Chandler: Uhhuh, how did you know that? 113
14 ma mB: n.<口>妈[域] Morocco , 摩洛哥      MAabbr. 文学硕士 (M.A., Master of Arts)      Ma[化]元素(masurium)的符号(现名technetium锝) Joey: (Snatches the phone) Hey Ma. Listen, I made the appointment with Dr. Bazida, and... Excuse me? (To his dad) Did you know this isn't Ma? 113
20 appointment E5pCintmEnt n.约会, 指定 Joey: (Snatches the phone) Hey Ma. Listen, I made the appointment with Dr. Bazida, and... Excuse me? (To his dad) Did you know this isn't Ma? 113
6 tracks trAk n.轨迹, 车辙, 跟踪, 航迹, 足迹, 路, 磁轨, 途径vt.循路而行, 追踪, 通过, 用纤拉vi.追踪, 留下足迹, 走 Joey: Clear the tracks for the boobie payback express. Next stop: Rachel Green. (He goes into the bathroom. We hear a scream and he comes out, closely followed by Monica in a towel) 113
6 express iks5pres adj.急速的, 特殊的, 明确的n.快车, 快递, 专使vt.表达, 表示adv.乘快车, 以快递方式 Joey: Clear the tracks for the boobie payback express. Next stop: Rachel Green. (He goes into the bathroom. We hear a scream and he comes out, closely followed by Monica in a towel) 113
4 spy spai n.特工人员, 间谍, 侦探, 探员, 秘密侦察他人行动者v.侦察, 侦察, 发现 Joey: It's like if you woke up one day and found out your dad was leading this double life. He's like actually some spy, working for the C.I.A. (Considers) That'd be cool.... This blows! 113
4 considers kEn5sidE vt.考虑, 照顾, 认为 Joey: It's like if you woke up one day and found out your dad was leading this double life. He's like actually some spy, working for the C.I.A. (Considers) That'd be cool.... This blows! 113
54 c si: 世纪 (century)n. 字母C      C     n.字母C Joey: It's like if you woke up one day and found out your dad was leading this double life. He's like actually some spy, working for the C.I.A. (Considers) That'd be cool.... This blows! 113
1 disrespectful 7disris5pektful adj.失礼的, 无礼的 Joey: Ma, I don't mean to be disrespectful, but... what the hell are you talking about?! I mean, what about you? 113
20 mister 5mistE n.先生 Joey: That's right, mister, and I don't care how old you are, as long as you're under my roof you're gonna live by my rules. And that means no sleeping with your girlfriend. 113
6 mistakes mis5teik n.错误, 过失v.弄错, 误解, 把...误认为 Joey: Yeah, I guess. It's just parents, after a certain point, you gotta let go. Even if you know better, you've gotta let them make their own mistakes. 113
1 tina 5ti:nE n. 蒂娜(女子名) Joey: Yeah. He's gonna keep cheating on my ma like she wanted, she's gonna keep pretending she doesn't know even though she does, and my little sister Tina can't see her husband any more because he got a restraining order...which has nothing to do with anything except that I found out today. 113
3 restraining rI`streInIN adj.抑制的, 遏制的, 控制的 Joey: Yeah. He's gonna keep cheating on my ma like she wanted, she's gonna keep pretending she doesn't know even though she does, and my little sister Tina can't see her husband any more because he got a restraining order...which has nothing to do with anything except that I found out today. 113
13 cheating 5tFi:tiN 欺骗的 Joey: Yeah. He's gonna keep cheating on my ma like she wanted, she's gonna keep pretending she doesn't know even though she does, and my little sister Tina can't see her husband any more because he got a restraining order...which has nothing to do with anything except that I found out today. 113
1 saucepan 5sC:spEn; (?@) -pAn n.长柄而有盖子的深锅, 炖锅 Joey: You're one to talk. (Puts the mushrooms in a saucepan) 113
7 sucking 5sQkiN adj.吸奶的, 授乳的, 乳臭未干的, 尚未断奶的 Monica: Y'know, all these years, I thought you were on my side. But maybe what you were doing was sucking up to Mom and Dad so they'd keep liking you better! 113
9 liking 5laikiN n.爱好, 嗜好 Monica: Y'know, all these years, I thought you were on my side. But maybe what you were doing was sucking up to Mom and Dad so they'd keep liking you better! 113
8 puppet 5pQpit n.傀儡, 木偶 Mr. Tribbiani: (To Phoebe) What happened to the, uh, puppet guy? 113
17 pet pet n.宠物, 受宠爱的人, 不悦adj.宠爱的, 亲昵的vt.宠爱vi.拥抱, 爱抚, 生气, 发脾气      PET=Performance Evaluation Test 性能鉴定试验 Mr. Tribbiani: Her name's Ronni. She's a pet mortician.  113
1 mortician mC:5tiFEn n.殡仪业者 Mr. Tribbiani: Her name's Ronni. She's a pet mortician.  113
13 babe beib n.小孩, 缺乏经验的人 Mr. Tribbiani: Hey! Hello, babe! Wh what're what're you doing here? 113
1 midtown `mIdtaJn adj.市中心区的, 位于市中心区的n.市中心区(商业区和住宅区的中间地) Mr. Tribbiani: Just for a coupla days. I got a job midtown. I figure I'm better off staying with the kid than hauling my ass back and forth on the ferry. (Sees Roger) I don't know this one. 113
2 hauling hC:l n.用力拖拉, 拖, 拉, 捕获物, 努力得到的结果, (尤指)一网捕获的鱼量, 拖运距离vi.拖, 拉, 改变方向, 改变主意vt.拖拉, 拖运 Mr. Tribbiani: Just for a coupla days. I got a job midtown. I figure I'm better off staying with the kid than hauling my ass back and forth on the ferry. (Sees Roger) I don't know this one. 113
7 ferry 5feri n.摆渡, 渡船, 渡口vt.渡运, (乘渡船)渡过, 运送vi.摆渡, (船)来往行驶 Mr. Tribbiani: Just for a coupla days. I got a job midtown. I figure I'm better off staying with the kid than hauling my ass back and forth on the ferry. (Sees Roger) I don't know this one. 113
14 memory 5memEri n.记忆, 记忆力, 回忆, 存储(器), 存储器存储器,内存 Mr. Tribbiani: No, it's only been six years. I just wanted to put a nice memory in your head so you'd know that I wasn't always such a terrible guy. ...Joe. Y'ever been in love? 113
13 lays lei vt.放置, 铺设, 产(卵)提出, 平息, 布置vi.下蛋, 打赌n.位置, 层面, 形势, 短叙事诗adj.世俗的, 外行的vbl.lie的过去式 Mr. Tribbiani: Oh, 'scuse me. So Ross, uh, how's the wife? (Ross whines and lays his head on Chandler's shoulder) Off there too, uh? Uh, Chandler, quick, say something funny! 113
3 yard jB:d n.院子, 码 Mr. Tribbiani: Remember when you were a little kid, I used to take you to the navy yard and show you the big ships? 113
2 ships Fip n.船, 海船, 舰v.装上船, 航运, 载运, 在船上工作      SHIP=Ship Division of the National Physical Laboratory 国家物理实验室船舶部[英] Mr. Tribbiani: Remember when you were a little kid, I used to take you to the navy yard and show you the big ships? 113
6 navy 5neivi n.海军 Mr. Tribbiani: Remember when you were a little kid, I used to take you to the navy yard and show you the big ships? 113
11 tomatoes tE5mB:tEu, tE5meitEu n.番茄, 西红柿 Mr. Tribbiani: Then y'haven't. You're burning your tomatoes. 113
10 burning 5bE:niN adj.燃烧的, 强烈的, 极严重的v.燃烧 Mr. Tribbiani: Then y'haven't. You're burning your tomatoes. 113
55 hotel hEu5tel n.旅馆, 客栈, <俚>监狱 Mr. Tribbiani: We'll go to a hotel. 113
1 hobby 5hCbi n.业余爱好 Mrs. Tribbiani: Do you remember how your father used to be? Always yelling, always yelling nothing made him happy, nothing made him happy, not that wood shop, not those stupid little ships in the bottle, nothing. Now he's happy! I mean, it's nice, he has a hobby. 113
1 whacks (h)wAk vt.重打, 击败vi.重击 Mrs. Tribbiani: I came to give you this (Gives him a bag of groceries) and this. (Whacks him round the ear) 113
5 groceries   groceriesn. 食品;杂货 Mrs. Tribbiani: I came to give you this (Gives him a bag of groceries) and this. (Whacks him round the ear) 113
1 stuffer 5stQfE 填充者[物] Mrs. Tribbiani: Me? I'm fine. Look, honey, in an ideal world, there'd be no her, and your father would look like Sting. And I'll tell you something else. Ever since that poodle-stuffer came along, he's been so ashamed of himself that he's been more attentive, he's been more loving... I mean, it's like every day's our anniversary. 113
13 sting stiN n.刺, 刺痛, 针刺v.刺, 刺痛, 刺激 Mrs. Tribbiani: Me? I'm fine. Look, honey, in an ideal world, there'd be no her, and your father would look like Sting. And I'll tell you something else. Ever since that poodle-stuffer came along, he's been so ashamed of himself that he's been more attentive, he's been more loving... I mean, it's like every day's our anniversary. 113
2 poodle 5pu:dl n.狮子狗vt.剪毛 Mrs. Tribbiani: Me? I'm fine. Look, honey, in an ideal world, there'd be no her, and your father would look like Sting. And I'll tell you something else. Ever since that poodle-stuffer came along, he's been so ashamed of himself that he's been more attentive, he's been more loving... I mean, it's like every day's our anniversary. 113
11 loving 5lQviN adj.亲爱的, 钟情的 Mrs. Tribbiani: Me? I'm fine. Look, honey, in an ideal world, there'd be no her, and your father would look like Sting. And I'll tell you something else. Ever since that poodle-stuffer came along, he's been so ashamed of himself that he's been more attentive, he's been more loving... I mean, it's like every day's our anniversary. 113
4 ideal ai5diEl n.理想adj.理想的, 完美的, 想象的, 观念的, 唯心论的 Mrs. Tribbiani: Me? I'm fine. Look, honey, in an ideal world, there'd be no her, and your father would look like Sting. And I'll tell you something else. Ever since that poodle-stuffer came along, he's been so ashamed of himself that he's been more attentive, he's been more loving... I mean, it's like every day's our anniversary. 113
1 attentive E5tentiv adj.注意的, 专心的, 留意的 Mrs. Tribbiani: Me? I'm fine. Look, honey, in an ideal world, there'd be no her, and your father would look like Sting. And I'll tell you something else. Ever since that poodle-stuffer came along, he's been so ashamed of himself that he's been more attentive, he's been more loving... I mean, it's like every day's our anniversary. 113
7 ashamed E5Feimd adj.惭愧的, 羞耻的 Mrs. Tribbiani: Me? I'm fine. Look, honey, in an ideal world, there'd be no her, and your father would look like Sting. And I'll tell you something else. Ever since that poodle-stuffer came along, he's been so ashamed of himself that he's been more attentive, he's been more loving... I mean, it's like every day's our anniversary. 113
29 anniversary 7Ani5vE:sEri n.周年纪念 Mrs. Tribbiani: Me? I'm fine. Look, honey, in an ideal world, there'd be no her, and your father would look like Sting. And I'll tell you something else. Ever since that poodle-stuffer came along, he's been so ashamed of himself that he's been more attentive, he's been more loving... I mean, it's like every day's our anniversary. 113
22 james dVeimz n.詹姆士 Mrs. Tribbiani: Of course I knew! What did you think? Your father is no James Bond. You should've heard some of his cover stories. "I'm sleeping over at my accountant's," I mean, what is that? Please! 113
16 bond bCnd n.结合(物), 粘结(剂), 联结, 公债, 债券, 合同v.结合 Mrs. Tribbiani: Of course I knew! What did you think? Your father is no James Bond. You should've heard some of his cover stories. "I'm sleeping over at my accountant's," I mean, what is that? Please! 113
9 sake seik n.为了...之好处, 出于对...的兴趣, 缘故, 理由, 日本米酒 Mrs. Tribbiani: Why did you have to fill your father's head with all that garbage about making things right? Things were fine the way they were! There's chicken in there, put it away. For God's sake, Joey, really. (She gives the sofabed a tiny push and it folds away) 113
7 folds fEuld n.折, 羊栏, 折痕, 信徒vt.折叠, 包, 合拢, 抱住, 笼罩, 调入, 交迭vi.折叠起来, 彻底失败 Mrs. Tribbiani: Why did you have to fill your father's head with all that garbage about making things right? Things were fine the way they were! There's chicken in there, put it away. For God's sake, Joey, really. (She gives the sofabed a tiny push and it folds away) 113
1 wonderfulness 5wQndEful adj.令人惊奇的, 奇妙的, 极好的, 令人愉快的 Phoebe: But they don't see all the wonderfulness that I see. They don't see all the good stuff and all the sweet stuff. They just think you're a little... 113
7 shrink FriNk v.收缩, (使)皱缩, 缩短 Phoebe: I know, I know. So sweet... and so complicated. And for a shrink, he's not too shrinky, y'know? 113
14 creepy 5kri:pi adj.爬行的, 匍匐的, 皮肤上有足爬似的 Phoebe: Intense and creepy.  113
1 vinyl 5vainil, 5vinil n.[化]乙烯基 Phoebe: Oh, I don't know, I don't know. I think that's a little weird, y'know? Vinyl. 113
15 oops u:ps, ups int.表示惊讶, 狼狈时所发的喊声      OOPS=ON-line Object-Patching System联机物体临时接线系统 Phoebe: Oops! 113
1 perceptive pE5septiv adj.有理解的 Phoebe: Uh-huh. Okay. Okay, don't you think, maybe, though, it's just that he's so perceptive that it freaks you out? 113
12 freaks fri:k n.怪诞的思想、行动或事件, 畸形人, 畸形的动物或植物, 反复无常adj.奇异的, 反常的 Phoebe: Uh-huh. Okay. Okay, don't you think, maybe, though, it's just that he's so perceptive that it freaks you out? 113
2 tit tit n.乳头, 山雀, 轻打, 小马, 少妇 Rachel: C'mon, he's right. Tit for tat. 113
8 tat tB:t v.梭编, 梭织n.粗麻布, 轻击      TAT=Tatanus Antitoxin 破伤风抗毒素 Rachel: C'mon, he's right. Tit for tat. 113
2 gaze ^eiz v.盯, 凝视n.凝视 Rachel: I know, I mean, why can't parents just stay parents? (She walks over near Chandler and his gaze stays very obviously on her chest) Why do they have to become people? Why do they have... (Notices Chandler) Why can't you stop staring at my breasts? 113
1 fasten 5fB:sn vt.扎牢, 扣住, 闩住, 拴紧, 使固定, 系, 集中于, 强加于vi.扣紧, 抓住 Rachel: Perfect. Fasten your seatbelts, it's peepee time. (She goes into Joey and Chandler's apartment, where Mr. Tribbiani is reading the paper) Hey, Mr. Trib.  113
5 barge bB:dV n.驳船, 游艇vt.用船运输vi.蹒跚, 闯入 Rachel: That is it! You just barge in here, you don't knock 113
10 privacy 5praivEsi n.独处而不受干扰, 秘密 Rachel: You have no respect for anybody's privacy! 113
1 wobble 5wCbl n.摇晃, [生化]摆动, 动摇, 不稳定, 变度vi.摇晃, 摇摆, 游移不定, 抖动vt.使摇摆, 使颤动 Rachel: You're right! I mean you're right! It wasn't just the Weebles, but it was the Weeble Play Palace, and and the Weebles' Cruise Ship. Oh, which had this little lifeboat for the Weebles to wobble in.  113
14 ship Fip n.船, 海船, 舰v.装上船, 航运, 载运, 在船上工作      SHIP=Ship Division of the National Physical Laboratory 国家物理实验室船舶部[英] Rachel: You're right! I mean you're right! It wasn't just the Weebles, but it was the Weeble Play Palace, and and the Weebles' Cruise Ship. Oh, which had this little lifeboat for the Weebles to wobble in.  113
8 palace 5pAlis n.宫, 宫殿 Rachel: You're right! I mean you're right! It wasn't just the Weebles, but it was the Weeble Play Palace, and and the Weebles' Cruise Ship. Oh, which had this little lifeboat for the Weebles to wobble in.  113
1 lifeboat 5laIfbEJt n.救生艇 Rachel: You're right! I mean you're right! It wasn't just the Weebles, but it was the Weeble Play Palace, and and the Weebles' Cruise Ship. Oh, which had this little lifeboat for the Weebles to wobble in.  113
3 cruise kru:z vi.巡游, 巡航n.巡游, 巡航 Rachel: You're right! I mean you're right! It wasn't just the Weebles, but it was the Weeble Play Palace, and and the Weebles' Cruise Ship. Oh, which had this little lifeboat for the Weebles to wobble in.  113
3 rog rCdV abbr.Receipt Of Goods, (商品收据)货已收到,凭单 Roger: (Intercom) And Rog. 113
3 rests rest n.休息, 静止, 支持物, 台, 架, [音]休止符, 其余, 其他vi.休息, 睡眠, 静止, 依靠, 搁在, 保持(状态), 取决于vt.使休息, 使静止, 睡眠, 依靠, 搁在      REST=Radar Electronic Scan Technique 雷达电子扫描技术 Roger: Aaaah, what's wrong, c'mon. (Pats his leg. She lies down and rests her head in his lap) 113
10 lies   liesn.谎言 v.躺卧,说谎 Roger: Aaaah, what's wrong, c'mon. (Pats his leg. She lies down and rests her head in his lap) 113
37 lap lAp n.(坐时的)大腿前部, 膝盖, 舔声, (水)溅泼声, 重叠的部分, (跑道的)一圈, 衣兜, 下摆vi.重叠, 围住, 轻拍, 舔vt.包围, 抱...在膝上, 使重叠, 舔食, 泼溅, 拍打      LAP=Laboratory of Agro-Pedology 农业土壤学实验室 Roger: Aaaah, what's wrong, c'mon. (Pats his leg. She lies down and rests her head in his lap) 113
1 stunted `stQntId adj.成长受妨碍的, 矮小的 Roger: Actually it's, it's quite, y'know, typical behaviour when you have this kind of dysfunctional group dynamic. Y'know, this kind of co-dependant, emotionally stunted, sitting in your stupid coffee house with your stupid big cups which, I'm sorry, might as well have nipples on them, and you're like all 'Oh, define me! Define me! Love me, I need love!'. 113
4 emotionally   emotionallyadv.在情绪上 Roger: Actually it's, it's quite, y'know, typical behaviour when you have this kind of dysfunctional group dynamic. Y'know, this kind of co-dependant, emotionally stunted, sitting in your stupid coffee house with your stupid big cups which, I'm sorry, might as well have nipples on them, and you're like all 'Oh, define me! Define me! Love me, I need love!'. 113
1 dynamic dai5nAmik adj.动力的, 动力学的, 动态的 Roger: Actually it's, it's quite, y'know, typical behaviour when you have this kind of dysfunctional group dynamic. Y'know, this kind of co-dependant, emotionally stunted, sitting in your stupid coffee house with your stupid big cups which, I'm sorry, might as well have nipples on them, and you're like all 'Oh, define me! Define me! Love me, I need love!'. 113
1 dependant di5pendEnt n.(=dependent)侍从, 食客 Roger: Actually it's, it's quite, y'know, typical behaviour when you have this kind of dysfunctional group dynamic. Y'know, this kind of co-dependant, emotionally stunted, sitting in your stupid coffee house with your stupid big cups which, I'm sorry, might as well have nipples on them, and you're like all 'Oh, define me! Define me! Love me, I need love!'. 113
3 behaviour bi5heivjE n.行为, 举止, 习性 Roger: Actually it's, it's quite, y'know, typical behaviour when you have this kind of dysfunctional group dynamic. Y'know, this kind of co-dependant, emotionally stunted, sitting in your stupid coffee house with your stupid big cups which, I'm sorry, might as well have nipples on them, and you're like all 'Oh, define me! Define me! Love me, I need love!'. 113
10 geez ^i:5ez n.吉兹语,古埃塞俄比亚语v.<美俚>注射(麻醉品) Roger: Geez, we're gonna be late, sweetie... 113
3 sibling 5sibliN n.兄弟, 姐妹, 同胞, 同属 Roger: I don't know. Maybe maybe low self-esteem, maybe maybe to compensate for overshadowing a sibling, maybe you... 113
21 self self n.自己, 自我, 本性, 本质, 本人, 私心vt.使近亲繁殖, [植]使自花授精vi.[植]自花授精adj.同一的 Roger: I don't know. Maybe maybe low self-esteem, maybe maybe to compensate for overshadowing a sibling, maybe you... 113
1 overshadowing 7EuvE5FAdEu v.遮蔽, 使...失色 Roger: I don't know. Maybe maybe low self-esteem, maybe maybe to compensate for overshadowing a sibling, maybe you... 113
1 esteem is5ti:m vt.把...看作, 尊敬, 尊重, 认为n.尊敬, 尊重 Roger: I don't know. Maybe maybe low self-esteem, maybe maybe to compensate for overshadowing a sibling, maybe you... 113
1 compensate 5kCmpEnseit v.偿还, 补偿, 付报酬 Roger: I don't know. Maybe maybe low self-esteem, maybe maybe to compensate for overshadowing a sibling, maybe you... 113
80 marriage 5mAridV n.结婚, 婚姻, 婚姻生活, 密切结合, 合并 Roger: I dunno. Maybe you wanted your marriage to fail. 113
3 fail feil vi.失败, 不及格, 忘记vt.使失望, 舍弃, 辜负, 不及格n.不及格, 不及格者 Roger: I dunno. Maybe you wanted your marriage to fail. 113
3 puberty 5pju:bE(:)ti n.青春期 Roger: I mean hey! I just met you, I don't know you from Adam. ...Only child, right? Parents divorced before you hit puberty. 113
1 textbook 5tekstbuk n.教科书, 课本adj.合乎规范的 Roger: It's textbook. 113
3 intimacy 5intimEsi n.亲密, 隐私, 亲昵行为(尤指不正当的性关系) Roger: Oh, just seems as though that maybe you have intimacy issues. Y'know, that you use your humour as a way of keeping people at a distance. 113
3 humour 5hju:mE n.幽默, 诙谐 Roger: Oh, just seems as though that maybe you have intimacy issues. Y'know, that you use your humour as a way of keeping people at a distance. 113
2 sabotage 5sAbEtB:V, -tidV n.(不满的职工或敌特等的)阴谋破坏, 怠工, 破坏vi.从事破坏活动vt.对...采取破坏行动, 妨害, 破坏 Roger: Well, I don't know. I mean, it's conceivable that you wanted to sabotage your marriage so that the sibling would feel less of a failure in the eyes of the parents. 113
2 failure 5feiljE n.失败, 失败者, 缺乏, 失灵, 故障, 破产, 疏忽, <美>不及格 Roger: Well, I don't know. I mean, it's conceivable that you wanted to sabotage your marriage so that the sibling would feel less of a failure in the eyes of the parents. 113
1 conceivable kEn5si:vEbl adj.可能的, 想得到的, 可想像的 Roger: Well, I don't know. I mean, it's conceivable that you wanted to sabotage your marriage so that the sibling would feel less of a failure in the eyes of the parents. 113
23 shrugs FrQ^ n.耸肩v.耸肩 Ronni: (Shrugs) We'll go to a hotel. 113
24 train trein n.火车, 列车, 行列, 后果, 顺序, 长队, 长袍(裙)拖地的部分, 导火线vt.训练, 培养, 瞄准, (园艺)整枝vi.锻炼 Ronni: Look, I uh, I shouldn'ta come. I-I'd better get going, I don't wanna miss the last train. 113
6 tail teil n.尾部, 尾巴, 尾状物, 后部, (常用复数)(硬币)反面辫子, 踪迹, 排的长队, 限定继承权adj.在后面的, 从后面而来的, 限定继承的, 尾部的, 后面来的, 后部的vt.为...装尾, 附于其后, 尾随, 跟踪, 使搭牢, 监视, 使架住vi.成为散乱的行列, 跟踪, 嵌入, 船尾搁浅 Ronni: Now, y'see, most people, when their pets pass on, they want 'em sorta laid out like they're sleeping. But occasionally you get your person who wants them in a pose. Like, chasing their tail, (Demonstrates) or, uh, jumping to catch a frisbee. 113
7 pets pets 动物照片      PETS=Pacific Electronic Trade Show 太平洋电子贸易展览会 Ronni: Now, y'see, most people, when their pets pass on, they want 'em sorta laid out like they're sleeping. But occasionally you get your person who wants them in a pose. Like, chasing their tail, (Demonstrates) or, uh, jumping to catch a frisbee. 113
7 laid leid vbl.lay的过去式和过去分词 Ronni: Now, y'see, most people, when their pets pass on, they want 'em sorta laid out like they're sleeping. But occasionally you get your person who wants them in a pose. Like, chasing their tail, (Demonstrates) or, uh, jumping to catch a frisbee. 113
2 frisbee 5frIzbI n.飞盘      Frisbee  [5frizbi:]  n 飞盘(塑料投掷玩具) Ronni: Now, y'see, most people, when their pets pass on, they want 'em sorta laid out like they're sleeping. But occasionally you get your person who wants them in a pose. Like, chasing their tail, (Demonstrates) or, uh, jumping to catch a frisbee. 113
5 demonstrates 5demEnstreit vt.示范, 证明, 论证vi.示威 Ronni: Now, y'see, most people, when their pets pass on, they want 'em sorta laid out like they're sleeping. But occasionally you get your person who wants them in a pose. Like, chasing their tail, (Demonstrates) or, uh, jumping to catch a frisbee. 113
18 chasing 5tFeisiN 雕镂术, 雕刻工作 Ronni: Now, y'see, most people, when their pets pass on, they want 'em sorta laid out like they're sleeping. But occasionally you get your person who wants them in a pose. Like, chasing their tail, (Demonstrates) or, uh, jumping to catch a frisbee. 113
54 pictures 5piktFE n.画, 图画, 照片, 像, 美景, 描述, 相似物, 化身vt.画, 描绘 Ronni: Oh no, not you, big Joey. Oh my God, you're so much cuter than your pictures! (Joey stares at her) I-I'm, I'm Ronni....Cheese Nip? 113
2 nip nip n.捏, 夹, (寒冷等)刺骨, 小饮vt.捏, 夹, 冻伤, 剪断, 阻止vi.夹, 捏, 刺骨, 小饮, (口语)急忙      Nip  [nip]  adj.〈贬〉日本佬的 Ronni: Oh no, not you, big Joey. Oh my God, you're so much cuter than your pictures! (Joey stares at her) I-I'm, I'm Ronni....Cheese Nip? 113
8 cuter kju:t adj.可爱的, 聪明的, 伶俐的, 装腔作势的 Ronni: Oh no, not you, big Joey. Oh my God, you're so much cuter than your pictures! (Joey stares at her) I-I'm, I'm Ronni....Cheese Nip? 113
2 mistress 5mistris n.主妇, 女主人, 女能人, 情妇 Ronni: Oh, I'm Ronni. Ronni Rappelano? The mistress? 113
4 strict strikt adj.(~ with) 严格的, 严厉的, 严谨的, 精确的 Ronni: Wow. He's strict. 113
16 ours 5auEz pron.我们的 Ronni: Yeah, uh, Joey said I could use your shower, since, uh, Chandler's in ours? 113
1 resolve ri5zClv n.决心v.决心, 决定, 决心要, (使)分解, 溶解, 解决vt.解决 Ross: Alright, alright. We're all adults here, there's only one way to resolve this. Since you saw her boobies, I think, uh, you're gonna have to show her your peepee. 113
8 adults E5dQlt, 5AdQlt n.成人, 成年人adj.成人的, 成熟的 Ross: Alright, alright. We're all adults here, there's only one way to resolve this. Since you saw her boobies, I think, uh, you're gonna have to show her your peepee. 113
13 guilty 5^ilti adj.犯罪的, 有罪的, 心虚的 Ross: That that's ridiculous! I don't feel guilty for her failures! 113
1 failures 5feiljE n.失败, 失败者, 缺乏, 失灵, 故障, 破产, 疏忽, <美>不及格 Ross: That that's ridiculous! I don't feel guilty for her failures! 113
1 analytical 7AnE5litikEl adj.分析的, 解析的 Ross: What, so he was a little analytical. That's what he does, y'know? C'mon, he's not that bad. 113
12 level 5lev(E)l n.水平, 水平面, 水准, 标准, 级别adj.同高的, 平坦的, 齐平的, 水平的vt.使...水平, 夷平, 使同等, 瞄准, 对准vi.变平, 拉平 Ross: Y'see, that's where you're wrong. Why would I marry her if I thought on any level thatthat she was a lesbian? 113
57 jacket 5dVAkit n.短上衣, 夹克, (锅炉、水管等的)套, 书籍的封面套纸, 护封, 马铃薯皮vt.给...穿夹克, 给...装护套 (Carol takes off her jacket, her pregnant belly is exposed.) 114
1 cordless 5kC:dlis n.不用电线的 (Monica comes out with her cordless phone.) 114
8 alcohol 5AlkEhCl n.酒精, 酒 (Rachel throws the alcohol in the fire. A burst of flames shoots up from it.) 114
35 chinese 5tFai5ni:z adj.中国的, 中国人的, 中国话的, 汉语的n.中国人, 中国话, 汉语, 中文 [Scene: A Chinese Restaurant, Ross is there with his date.] 114
1 pun pQn n.双关语vi.说双关语vt.用双关语 [Scene: Central Perk, Ross is eyeing a beautiful woman at the counter, and Joey and Chandler are egging him on to go talk to her. No pun intended. I mean it.] 114
2 intended in5tendid adj.有意的, 故意的, 已经订婚的n已经订婚者 [Scene: Central Perk, Ross is eyeing a beautiful woman at the counter, and Joey and Chandler are egging him on to go talk to her. No pun intended. I mean it.] 114
4 eyeing ai n.眼睛, 视力, 眼光, 观点, 见解, 眼状物, 风吹来的方向, [气]风眼vt.看, 注视, 在...上打眼 [Scene: Central Perk, Ross is eyeing a beautiful woman at the counter, and Joey and Chandler are egging him on to go talk to her. No pun intended. I mean it.] 114
2 egging e^ n.蛋, 鸡蛋, 卵v.怂恿, 怂恿 [Scene: Central Perk, Ross is eyeing a beautiful woman at the counter, and Joey and Chandler are egging him on to go talk to her. No pun intended. I mean it.] 114
25 wakes weik vt.叫醒, 激发vi.醒来, 醒着, 警觉, 振奋n.醒, 守夜, 尾迹, (人, 车等经过的)痕迹, 守丧      Wake  [weik]  (=Wake Island)威克岛[北太平洋] [Scene: Chandler's bedroom, Chandler wakes up, and finds someone else's hand on his chest. He rolls over and is shocked to see Janice there.] 114
4 firemen   firemenn.消防员 [Scene: Monica and Rachel's, firemen are there to handle the bonfire that got out of control.] 114
13 discussing dis5kQs vt.讨论, 论述 [Scene: Monica and Rachel's, the girls are all there, discussing their bad luck with men.] 114
3 bonfire 5bCn7faiE n.大篝火, 营火 [Scene: Monica and Rachel's, the girls are holding their boyfriend bonfire.] 114
36 chairs tFZE n.椅子, 教授职位, 主席位, 讲座vt.使入座, 使就任要职 [Scene: The Restaurant, Joey, Lorraine, Chandler, and Janice are at the table. Joey and Lorraine are seated very close, Chandler and Janice have backed their chairs away from one another.] 114
7 backed bAkt adj.有背的, 有财力支持的 [Scene: The Restaurant, Joey, Lorraine, Chandler, and Janice are at the table. Joey and Lorraine are seated very close, Chandler and Janice have backed their chairs away from one another.] 114
1 wolverine 5wJlvEri:n n.[动]狼獾,豹熊,狼獾皮 Carol: It's not true. I never called your mother a wolverine. 114
66 angrily   angrilyadv.愤怒地 Chandler: (angrily) Hey, it's Janice. 114
22 disgusted dIs`^QstId adj.厌恶的, 厌烦的 Chandler: (disgusted) What? What can't you do? 114
2 zips zip [计]一种程序压缩的档案文件格式n.拉链v.拉开或拉上 Chandler: Excuse me. (gets up, jumps up and down while he zips his zipper up... other patrons look at him) How ya doin'? 114
1 patrons 5peitrEn, 5pA- n.(对某人, 某种目标, 艺术等)赞助人, 资助人 Chandler: Excuse me. (gets up, jumps up and down while he zips his zipper up... other patrons look at him) How ya doin'? 114
14 winning 5winiN n.胜利, 获得, 成功, 赢得物adj.得胜的, 胜利的, 动人的 Chandler: I think it's winning. 114
14 yells jel vi.大叫, 忍不住笑, 呼喊vt.叫着说n.叫声, 喊声 Chandler: I'm sorry, I'm sorry, you're right. (gets up right behind Joey and yells in his ear) Come on, do it, do it, go, come on!!! 114
2 loaded 5lEudid adj.装满东西(或人)的, 装填子弹的,(相机)装好胶卷的,(餐桌)摆满食品的 Chandler: Is it loaded? Oh, little candy hearts. (reading the candy) Chan and Jan Forever. 114
2 jan dVAn n.一月(=January) Chandler: Is it loaded? Oh, little candy hearts. (reading the candy) Chan and Jan Forever. 114
39 screen skri:n n.屏, 银幕, 筛子, 掩蔽物, 屏风vt.掩蔽, 包庇, 放映, 拍摄, 筛vi.拍电影 Chandler: Joey's not a friend. He's...a stupid man who left us his credit card. Another drink? Some dessert? A big screen TV? 114
20 dessert di5zE:t n.餐后甜点 Chandler: Joey's not a friend. He's...a stupid man who left us his credit card. Another drink? Some dessert? A big screen TV? 114
7 trading 5treidiN n.贸易 Chandler: Oh, uh, I... don't... care. (Joey's date shows up) Ok, now, remember, no trading. You get the pretty one, I get the mess. 114
8 roy rCi n. 罗伊(男子名) Chandler: That's right, each. Oh, and a uh Rob Roy. (to Janice) I've always wanted to know... 114
22 rob rCb v.抢夺, 抢掠, 剥夺      ROB=Radius of Bend 弯管半径      Rob  [rCb]  罗布(男子名, Robert的昵称) Chandler: That's right, each. Oh, and a uh Rob Roy. (to Janice) I've always wanted to know... 114
2 crunches krQntF v.嘎扎嘎扎的咬嚼, 压碎, 扎扎地踏过n.咬碎, 咬碎声, 扎扎地踏 Chandler: Yes! Way to go, man! (Chandler and Ross hug. Something crunches in Ross' shirt pocket.) Still got the egg, huh? 114
2 overpriced 7EuvE5prais v.将...标价过高, 索价过高 Chandler: You got it. Good woman! (the waiter turns around, it's a man) Could we get a bottle of your most overpriced champagne? 114
21 champagne FAm5pein n.香槟酒, 香槟色 Chandler: You got it. Good woman! (the waiter turns around, it's a man) Could we get a bottle of your most overpriced champagne? 114
38 fireman 5faIEmEn n.救火队员, 消防队员 Fireman No. 1: What do we got there? 114
1 chief tFi:f n.首领, 领袖, 酋长, 长官, 主要部分, 最有价值的部分adj.主要的, 首要的, 首席的, 主任的 Fireman No. 2: A piece of something: boxer shorts, greeting cards, and what looks like a half-charred picture梂ow, that guy's hairier than the Chief! 114
2 charred tFB:(r) n.嘉鱼 Fireman No. 2: A piece of something: boxer shorts, greeting cards, and what looks like a half-charred picture梂ow, that guy's hairier than the Chief! 114
1 busiest   busiestadj.最忙的 Fireman No. 2: Oh, sure, Valentine's is our busiest night of the year. 114
4 zipper 5zipE n.拉练 Janice: Although, I have enjoyed the fact that, uh your shirt's been stickin' outta your zipper ever since you came back from the bathroom.  114
10 enjoyed in5dVCi vt.享受...的乐趣, 欣赏, 喜爱v.满意 Janice: Although, I have enjoyed the fact that, uh your shirt's been stickin' outta your zipper ever since you came back from the bathroom.  114
1 matchmaker 5mAtFmeIkE(r) n.媒人, 安排体育比赛的人 Janice: Hello, Joey, our little matchmaker. I could just kiss you all over, and I'm gonna! 114
6 puppets 5pQpit n.傀儡, 木偶 Janice: Oh, are you sure? Really? Because you know, you could make little puppets out of them, and you could use them in your theater of cruelty. 114
1 cruelty 5kru:EltI n.残忍, 残酷 Janice: Oh, are you sure? Really? Because you know, you could make little puppets out of them, and you could use them in your theater of cruelty. 114
2 reunion ri:5ju:njEn n.团圆, 重聚 Janice: This is so fun. This is like a reunion in the hall. 114
76 ending 5endiN n.结尾, 结局 Janice: Well then ask yourself this. Why do you think we keep ending up together? New Year's? Who invited who? Valentine's? Who asked who into whose bed?  114
7 soul sEul n.灵魂, 心灵, 精神, 精力 Janice: You seek me out. Something deep in your soul calls out to me like a foghorn. Janice, Janice. You want me. You need me. You can't live without me. And you know it. You just don't know you know it. See ya. 114
6 seek si:k v.寻找, 探索, 寻求 Janice: You seek me out. Something deep in your soul calls out to me like a foghorn. Janice, Janice. You want me. You need me. You can't live without me. And you know it. You just don't know you know it. See ya. 114
2 foghorn 5fR^hC:n n.雾号(浓雾信号), 粗嘎的声音 Janice: You seek me out. Something deep in your soul calls out to me like a foghorn. Janice, Janice. You want me. You need me. You can't live without me. And you know it. You just don't know you know it. See ya. 114
3 urinal 5juErinl n.尿壶, 小便池 Joey: (at the urinal) Can you stop yellin'? You're makin' me nervous, and I can't go when I'm nervous. 114
5 reflection ri5flekFEn n.反射, 映象, 倒影, 反省, 沉思, 反映 Joey: (Looking at himself in the reflection on a knife) How do I look? 114
16 knife naif n.刀, 餐刀 Joey: (Looking at himself in the reflection on a knife) How do I look? 114
6 depends di5pend vi.依靠, 依赖 Joey: Actually, tomorrow night kinda depends on how tonight goes. 114
3 bail beil n.保释, 保证金, 保证人v.保释, 舀水 Joey: No, no, no, don't you dare bail on me. The only reason she's goin' out with me is because I said I could bring a friend for her friend. 114
3 vulnerable 5vQlnErEb(E)l adj.易受攻击的, 易受...的攻击 Joey: Pathetic mess? I know, but梒ome on, man, she's needy, she's vulnerable. I'm thinkin', cha-ching! (Rachel throws a roll at Joey. He picks it up and eats it.) Thanks. Look, you have not been out with a woman since Janice. You're doin' this. 114
9 needy 5ni:di adj.贫困的, 非常贫穷的, 缺乏生活必需品的 Joey: Pathetic mess? I know, but梒ome on, man, she's needy, she's vulnerable. I'm thinkin', cha-ching! (Rachel throws a roll at Joey. He picks it up and eats it.) Thanks. Look, you have not been out with a woman since Janice. You're doin' this. 114
3 ching tFiN 实验用电子控制自动转换 Joey: Pathetic mess? I know, but梒ome on, man, she's needy, she's vulnerable. I'm thinkin', cha-ching! (Rachel throws a roll at Joey. He picks it up and eats it.) Thanks. Look, you have not been out with a woman since Janice. You're doin' this. 114
5 cha tFB: n.<英俚>茶 Joey: Pathetic mess? I know, but梒ome on, man, she's needy, she's vulnerable. I'm thinkin', cha-ching! (Rachel throws a roll at Joey. He picks it up and eats it.) Thanks. Look, you have not been out with a woman since Janice. You're doin' this. 114
1 slather 5sleiTE, 5slATE vt.大量的用, 厚厚地涂n.大量 Joey: She said she wants to slather my body with stuff and then lick it off. I'm not even sure what slathering is, but I definitely want to be a part of it. 114
1 slathering 5sleiTE, 5slATE vt.大量的用, 厚厚地涂n.大量 Joey: She said she wants to slather my body with stuff and then lick it off. I'm not even sure what slathering is, but I definitely want to be a part of it. 114
6 lick lik n.舔, 少许, 打vt.舔, 卷过, 鞭打, 克服, 征服vi.轻轻拍打 Joey: She said she wants to slather my body with stuff and then lick it off. I'm not even sure what slathering is, but I definitely want to be a part of it. 114
90 returning ri5tE:n n.回来, 返回, 来回票, 利润, 回答adj.返回的, 回程的, 报答的, 反向的, 重现的vi.回返, 归还vt.归还, 回报, 报告, 获得, 回答, 返回 Joey: Yeah, you're gonna go up to her and say, "Here's your egg back, I'm returning your egg." 114
1 stranded   strandedadj.束手无策的;进退两难的 Kristin: Well, um, for the past few years I've been working..(Ross is watching Carol and Susan, not listening to Kristin. Susan gets up, and has to go. Carol is left stranded)...which is funny because, that wasn't even my major. 114
6 lovers 5lQvE n.爱人, 爱好者, 情人      Lover  [5lQvE]  洛弗(姓氏) Kristin: You mean they're lovers. 114
1 mousses mu:s n.一种多泡沫含奶油的甜点 Lorraine: (to waiter) Uh, can we have three chocolate mousses to go please? 114
15 lorraine lC5rein 洛林(法国东北部一地区) Lorraine: Hi, Joey. Well well, look what you brought. Very nice. 114
2 zinfandel 5zinfEndel 馨芳葡萄酒 Lorraine: She's checking the coats. Joey, I'm gonna go wash the cab smell off my hands. Will you get me a white Zinfandel, and a glass of red for Janice. 114
17 wash wCF n.洗, 洗涤, 冲洗, 洗涤剂, 洼地, 洗的衣服, 冲积物vt.洗, 洗涤, 洗清, 粉刷, 冲出, 弄湿, 流过, 镀金于vi.洗涤, 洗澡, 被冲蚀, 漂浮adj.耐洗的, (证券交易)虚假的      Wash  [wCF]  [The Wash] 沃什湾(英国东部 Norfolk 与 Lincolnshire 两郡之间的海湾) Lorraine: She's checking the coats. Joey, I'm gonna go wash the cab smell off my hands. Will you get me a white Zinfandel, and a glass of red for Janice. 114
16 coats kEut n.外套, (动物的)皮毛, (植物的)表皮, (漆等的)层, 涂层vt.涂上, 包上 Lorraine: She's checking the coats. Joey, I'm gonna go wash the cab smell off my hands. Will you get me a white Zinfandel, and a glass of red for Janice. 114
8 quarters   quartersn.住处, 岗位 Lorraine: You know, ever since I was little, I've been able to pick up quarters with my toes. 114
1 oregano C:5re^EnEu, E- n. 〈植〉牛至 Monica: All I have is, is oregano and a Fresca. 114
10 pure pjuE adj.纯的, 纯粹的, 纯净的, 无垢的, 纯洁的, 完美的, 抽象的 Monica: Hey, Rachel, isn't that stuff almost pure... 114
2 magnets 5mA^nit n.磁体, 磁铁 Monica: I don't know. Maybe we're some kinda magnets. 114
1 scotty `skCtI n.[亦作s-] = Scottie Monica: Look, here's a picture of Scotty Jared naked. 114
1 jared dVB: n.震动, 刺耳声, 震惊, 争吵, 罐, 广口瓶vi.震惊, 冲突, 发刺耳声, 不一致vt.震动, 刺激 Monica: Look, here's a picture of Scotty Jared naked. 114
81 win win v.(获)胜, 赢得, 劝诱, 取得胜利n.赢, 胜利      WIN=Whip Inflation Now 立即制止通货膨胀运动[美] Monica: Yeah, well, I'll take a little crying any day over Howard-the-"I-win"-guy. (imitating) "I win! I win!" I went out with the guy for two months桰 didn't get to win once. 114
31 howard 5hauEd n. 霍华德(男子名) Monica: Yeah, well, I'll take a little crying any day over Howard-the-"I-win"-guy. (imitating) "I win! I win!" I went out with the guy for two months桰 didn't get to win once. 114
124 crying 5kraiiN adj.叫喊的, 显著的, 嚎哭的 Monica: Yeah, well, I'll take a little crying any day over Howard-the-"I-win"-guy. (imitating) "I win! I win!" I went out with the guy for two months桰 didn't get to win once. 114
3 digital 5didVitl adj.数字的, 数位的, 手指的n.数字, 数字式 Phoebe: I know I am. That's why I can't wear a digital watch. 114
1 shaves Feiv v.剃, 刮, 削刮vt.刨, 削n.刮脸 Phoebe: Oh! You know my friend Abby who shaves her head? She said that if you want to break the bad boyfriend cycle, you can do like a cleansing ritual. 114
5 ritual 5ritjuEl n.典礼, (宗教)仪式, 礼节adj.典礼的, (宗教)仪式的 Phoebe: Oh! You know my friend Abby who shaves her head? She said that if you want to break the bad boyfriend cycle, you can do like a cleansing ritual. 114
1 abby 5Abi n.艾比(Abigail 的昵称)(f.) Phoebe: Oh! You know my friend Abby who shaves her head? She said that if you want to break the bad boyfriend cycle, you can do like a cleansing ritual. 114
12 receipt ri5si:t n.收条, 收据, 收到v.收到 Phoebe: Ok, and I have the, uh receipt for my dinner with Nokululu Oon Ah Ah. 114
1 sage seidV adj.贤明的, 明智的, 审慎的n.贤人, 圣人, 年高望重的人      SAGE= Semi-Automatic Ground Environment 半自动地面防空警备系统[装置]      Sage  [seidV]  塞奇(姓氏) Phoebe: Ok, so now we need, um sage branches and the sacramental wine. 114
1 sacramental sAkrE5mentl n.天主教之类似圣典礼仪或事物adj.圣礼的, 圣典的 Phoebe: Ok, so now we need, um sage branches and the sacramental wine. 114
2 branches brB:ntF n.枝, 分枝, 分部, 分店, (学科)分科, 部门, 支流, 支脉v.出现分歧 Phoebe: Ok, so now we need, um sage branches and the sacramental wine. 114
4 directions di5rekFEn, dai5rekFEn n.方向, 指导, 趋势, (常用复数)指示, 用法, 说明(书), 收件人地址 Phoebe: Ok, yeah, ok. (she throws the directions in) Oh, OK. 114
2 chant tFB:nt n.圣歌 Phoebe: Or...or we can chant and dance around naked, you know, with sticks. 114
1 semen 5si:men n.精液, 精子 Phoebe: Um, that's ok! (throws it in fire) Ok. All right. Now we need the semen of a righteous man. 114
3 righteous 5raitFEs adj.正直的, 正当的, 正义的 Phoebe: Um, that's ok! (throws it in fire) Ok. All right. Now we need the semen of a righteous man. 114
1 tossing 动的行为或过程 Rachel: (tossing things in the fire) Ok, Barry's letters. Adam Ritter's boxer shorts. 114
11 shorts FC:ts n.短裤 Rachel: (tossing things in the fire) Ok, Barry's letters. Adam Ritter's boxer shorts. 114
12 letters 5letE n.文字, 字母, 信函, 字面意义, 铅字, 证书, 文学, 学问vt.用字母标明, 在...上刻(或题)字vi.写印刷体字母 Rachel: (tossing things in the fire) Ok, Barry's letters. Adam Ritter's boxer shorts. 114
7 boxer 5bRksE(r) n.拳师 Rachel: (tossing things in the fire) Ok, Barry's letters. Adam Ritter's boxer shorts. 114
1 grappa 5^rB:pB: <意>n.格拉巴酒(用酒渣酿制的一种白兰地) Rachel: And here we have the last of Paulo's grappa. 114
8 jerks dVE:k n.性情古怪的人, 急推, 猛拉, 肌肉抽搐, (生理)反射, 牛肉干vi.痉挛, 急拉, 颠簸地行进vt.猛拉 Rachel: How did we end up with these jerks? We're good people! 114
2 phoebes 5fi:bi n.[鸟](产于北美的)东菲比霸蓊, 月神, 月亮      Phoebe  [5fi:bi]  n. 菲比(女子名) Rachel: No! Phoebes! Don't you remember why you dumped the guy? 114
164 pete pi:t n.皮特(Peter 的昵称)(m.) n.<美俚>保险箱,银箱 Rachel: Ok, ok, Roger was creepy, but he was nothing compared to Pete Carney. 114
6 compared kEm5pZE v.比较, 相比, 比喻  n.比较 Rachel: Ok, ok, Roger was creepy, but he was nothing compared to Pete Carney. 114
3 carney `kB:nI v.哄骗n.哄骗的话 Rachel: Ok, ok, Roger was creepy, but he was nothing compared to Pete Carney. 114
1 weeper `wi:pE(r) n.哭泣者 Rachel: Pete the Weeper? Remember that guy who used to cry every time we had sex. (imitating) "Was it good for you?" 114
3 voluntarily 5vRlEntErIlI adv.自动地, 以自由意志 Rachel: Pheebes, this woman is voluntarily bald. 114
1 funnily 5fQnIlI adv.有趣地, 可笑地 Ross: Come on. These people'll scooch down. You guys'll scooch, won't you? Let's try scooching! Come on. Come on. Uh, Kristen Riggs, this is Carol Willick. Carol, Kristin. Uh, Carol teaches sixth grade. And, Kristin, Kristin...(struggling)...does something that, funnily enough, wasn't even her major! 114
2 stutters 5stQtE n.口吃, 结结巴巴v.口吃着说 Ross: Hey. (stutters something incoherent) 114
3 incoherent 7inkEu5hiErEnt adj.不连贯的, 语无伦次的 Ross: Hey. (stutters something incoherent) 114
25 insane in5sein adj.患精神病的, 精神病患者的, 极愚蠢的 Ross: I think it's insane. 114
11 label 5leibl n.标签, 签条, 商标, 标志vt.贴标签于, 指...为, 分类, 标注[计] 加上或修改磁盘的标签 Ross: If you wanna put a label on it. 114
12 loses lC:s [美口] los Angelse 的简称      LOSabbr.[军] Line of Sight, 瞄准线 Ross: I'm just sayin' if dogs do experience jet lag, then, because of the whole um, seven dog years to one human year thing, then, when a dog flies from New York to Los Angeles, he doesn't just lose three hours, he loses like a week and a half. 114
1 lag lA^ n.落后, 囚犯, 迟延, 桶板, 防护套adj.最后的vi.缓缓而行, 滞后vt.落后于, 押往监狱, 加上外套 Ross: I'm just sayin' if dogs do experience jet lag, then, because of the whole um, seven dog years to one human year thing, then, when a dog flies from New York to Los Angeles, he doesn't just lose three hours, he loses like a week and a half. 114
4 jet dVet n.喷射, 黑玉v.喷射adj.黑玉色的, 墨黑的喷气机 Ross: I'm just sayin' if dogs do experience jet lag, then, because of the whole um, seven dog years to one human year thing, then, when a dog flies from New York to Los Angeles, he doesn't just lose three hours, he loses like a week and a half. 114
31 human 5hju:mEn n.人, 人类adj.人的, 人类的, 人性的, 有同情心的 Ross: I'm just sayin' if dogs do experience jet lag, then, because of the whole um, seven dog years to one human year thing, then, when a dog flies from New York to Los Angeles, he doesn't just lose three hours, he loses like a week and a half. 114
25 experience iks5piEriEns n.vt.经验, 体验, 经历, 阅历 Ross: I'm just sayin' if dogs do experience jet lag, then, because of the whole um, seven dog years to one human year thing, then, when a dog flies from New York to Los Angeles, he doesn't just lose three hours, he loses like a week and a half. 114
1 wacky 5wAki adj.<美俚>古怪的, 乖僻的, 疯疯癫癫的 Ross: No, it's just...you know the whole "getting on with your life" thing. Well, do I have to? I mean, I'm sitting here with this cute woman, and, and, and she's perfectly nice, and, but that there's, that's it. And um, and then I'm here talkin' to you, and, and it's easy, and it's fun, and, and I don't, I don't have to...You know, here's a wacky thought. Um, what's say you and I give it another shot? No no no, I know what you're gonna say, you're a lesbian. But what do you say we just put that aside for now you know? Let's just stick a pin in it, ok? Because, we're great together, you know. You can't deny it. Besides, you're carrying my baby. I mean, how perfect is that? But see, you know, you keep sayin' that, but there's somethin' right here. I love you. 114
17 pin pin n.钉, 销, 栓, 大头针, 别针, 腿vt.钉住, 别住, 阻止, 扣牢, 止住, 牵制      PINabbr. 个人身份号码 (personal identification number) Ross: No, it's just...you know the whole "getting on with your life" thing. Well, do I have to? I mean, I'm sitting here with this cute woman, and, and, and she's perfectly nice, and, but that there's, that's it. And um, and then I'm here talkin' to you, and, and it's easy, and it's fun, and, and I don't, I don't have to...You know, here's a wacky thought. Um, what's say you and I give it another shot? No no no, I know what you're gonna say, you're a lesbian. But what do you say we just put that aside for now you know? Let's just stick a pin in it, ok? Because, we're great together, you know. You can't deny it. Besides, you're carrying my baby. I mean, how perfect is that? But see, you know, you keep sayin' that, but there's somethin' right here. I love you. 114
18 perfectly 5p\:fIktlI adj.极佳地, 完美的adv.很, 完全, 完美地 Ross: No, it's just...you know the whole "getting on with your life" thing. Well, do I have to? I mean, I'm sitting here with this cute woman, and, and, and she's perfectly nice, and, but that there's, that's it. And um, and then I'm here talkin' to you, and, and it's easy, and it's fun, and, and I don't, I don't have to...You know, here's a wacky thought. Um, what's say you and I give it another shot? No no no, I know what you're gonna say, you're a lesbian. But what do you say we just put that aside for now you know? Let's just stick a pin in it, ok? Because, we're great together, you know. You can't deny it. Besides, you're carrying my baby. I mean, how perfect is that? But see, you know, you keep sayin' that, but there's somethin' right here. I love you. 114
5 deny di5nai v.否认, 拒绝 Ross: No, it's just...you know the whole "getting on with your life" thing. Well, do I have to? I mean, I'm sitting here with this cute woman, and, and, and she's perfectly nice, and, but that there's, that's it. And um, and then I'm here talkin' to you, and, and it's easy, and it's fun, and, and I don't, I don't have to...You know, here's a wacky thought. Um, what's say you and I give it another shot? No no no, I know what you're gonna say, you're a lesbian. But what do you say we just put that aside for now you know? Let's just stick a pin in it, ok? Because, we're great together, you know. You can't deny it. Besides, you're carrying my baby. I mean, how perfect is that? But see, you know, you keep sayin' that, but there's somethin' right here. I love you. 114
40 besides bi5saidz adv.此外prep.除...之外 Ross: No, it's just...you know the whole "getting on with your life" thing. Well, do I have to? I mean, I'm sitting here with this cute woman, and, and, and she's perfectly nice, and, but that there's, that's it. And um, and then I'm here talkin' to you, and, and it's easy, and it's fun, and, and I don't, I don't have to...You know, here's a wacky thought. Um, what's say you and I give it another shot? No no no, I know what you're gonna say, you're a lesbian. But what do you say we just put that aside for now you know? Let's just stick a pin in it, ok? Because, we're great together, you know. You can't deny it. Besides, you're carrying my baby. I mean, how perfect is that? But see, you know, you keep sayin' that, but there's somethin' right here. I love you. 114
3 grill ^ril n.烤架, 铁格子, 烤肉v.烧, 烤, 严加盘问 Ross: Oh, god. (He puts his head down on the grill) You know, this is still pretty hot. (He picks his head up, and a mushroom sticks to his head. Carol picks it off and eats it.) 114
4 lent lent vbl.lend的过去式和过去分词      Lent  [lent]  n. 〈宗〉四旬斋 Ross: She lent me an egg once. 114
29 personal 5pE:sEnl adj.私人的, 个人的, 亲自的, 容貌的, 身体的, 人身的, 针对个人的adj.[语法]人称的 Ross: The blond woman is my ex-wife, and the woman touching her is her... close, personal friend. 114
2 absence 5AbsEns n.不在, 缺席, 缺乏, 没有 Ross: You did so. I swear, I swear?noticing Kristin's absence) How long has she been in the bathroom? 114
16 hysterically   hystericallyadv.歇斯底里地 Susan: I thought they could...I'll try to get back as soon as I can. I'm sorry. (Ross realizes Kristin was expecting him to laugh, so he starts to laugh hysterically.) 114
2 unamused   unamusedadj.非娱乐性的 (An unamused woman walks into the office.) 115
7 remains rI5meIns n.残余, 遗迹, 遗体 (At this point, Chandler walks into the living room from his bedroom. Ross and Joey both have their backs to him, so they don't notice. Chandler sees the situation and remains quiet, watching.) 115
1 astounded Es5taund vt.使惊骇, 使大吃一惊 (Chandler is completely astounded.) 115
35 beat bi:t n.敲打, 拍子, 巡逻区域v.打, 打败 (Chandler kicks the door closed, angrily. His clothes are askew, he looks beat.) 115
1 askew Es5kju: adj.歪斜的adv.歪斜地 (Chandler kicks the door closed, angrily. His clothes are askew, he looks beat.) 115
7 signal 5si^nl n.信号adj.信号的v.发信号, 用信号通知 (Rachel tries to get Monica's attention to tell her Steve is stoned. She pretends to drag on a joint, and Monica thinks she's giving her the 'OK' signal. Then Rachel does it again, inhaling deeply this time. Monica waves it off as though she doesn't believe it.) 115
1 inhaling in5heil vt.吸入vi.吸气 (Rachel tries to get Monica's attention to tell her Steve is stoned. She pretends to drag on a joint, and Monica thinks she's giving her the 'OK' signal. Then Rachel does it again, inhaling deeply this time. Monica waves it off as though she doesn't believe it.) 115
2 deeply 5di:pli adv.深深地 (Rachel tries to get Monica's attention to tell her Steve is stoned. She pretends to drag on a joint, and Monica thinks she's giving her the 'OK' signal. Then Rachel does it again, inhaling deeply this time. Monica waves it off as though she doesn't believe it.) 115
1 perturbed pE5tE:b v.感到不安 (She leaves, obviously perturbed.) 115
33 disgust dis5^Qst n.厌恶, 嫌恶vi.令人厌恶, 令人反感vt.使作呕 (She takes the pencil out of Monica's coffee and Monica puts her cup down in disgust.) 115
38 follow 5fClEu vt.跟随, 追随, 沿...而行, 理解, 遵循, 从事, 追求, 注视vi.跟随, 接着n.跟随, 追随 (They leave on the tour and Rachel goes to follow them but Phoebe stops her and drags her into the kitchen.) 115
17 excitedly   excitedlyadv.兴奋地 [Scene: Central Perk, everyone is there but Chandler. Phoebe runs in, excitedly.] 115
6 workers 5wE:kE n.工人 [Scene: Chandler's job, Chandler is typing data into his computer, he keeps typing even while taking a drink of coffee with one hand. One of his co-workers walks by.] 115
15 typing 5taipiN n.打字, 键入 [Scene: Chandler's job, Chandler is typing data into his computer, he keeps typing even while taking a drink of coffee with one hand. One of his co-workers walks by.] 115
6 data 5deitE n.datum的复数, [计] 资料, 数据 [Scene: Chandler's job, Chandler is typing data into his computer, he keeps typing even while taking a drink of coffee with one hand. One of his co-workers walks by.] 115
2 agitated `AdVIteItId adj.激动的,表现不安的 [Scene: Chandler's office, he's on the phone, agitated.] 115
1 jon dVCn 乔恩(男子名, Jonah和Jonathan的略称) [Scene: Monica and Rachel's, later. Rachel is waitressing, Monica is cooking. Phoebe walks in with Steve (Crystal Duck winner Jon Lovitz).] 115
9 crystal 5kristl adj.结晶状的n.水晶, 水晶饰品, 结晶, 晶体 [Scene: Monica and Rachel's, later. Rachel is waitressing, Monica is cooking. Phoebe walks in with Steve (Crystal Duck winner Jon Lovitz).] 115
7 overhears 7EuvE5hiE vt.无意中听到, 偷听 [Scene: Monica and Rachel's, Monica is on the phone. Rachel walks in and overhears the conversation.] 115
2 parlour 5pB:lE n.营业室 [Scene: Phoebe's massage parlour, she has Steve on the table, and is giving him an extra-painful massage.] 115
12 painful 5peinful adj.疼痛的, 使痛苦的 [Scene: Phoebe's massage parlour, she has Steve on the table, and is giving him an extra-painful massage.] 115
3 urge E:dV vt.催促, 力劝n.强烈欲望, 迫切要求v.促进 [Scene: Ross' apartment, Girl, You'll Be A Woman Soon (the original, not that cruddy Urge Overkill version) is playing. Ross and Celia are kissing passionately.] 115
1 overkill 7EuvE5kil n.过度的杀伤威力vt.过度地杀伤 [Scene: Ross' apartment, Girl, You'll Be A Woman Soon (the original, not that cruddy Urge Overkill version) is playing. Ross and Celia are kissing passionately.] 115
10 original E5ridVEnEl adj.最初的, 原始的, 独创的, 新颖的n.原物, 原作 [Scene: Ross' apartment, Girl, You'll Be A Woman Soon (the original, not that cruddy Urge Overkill version) is playing. Ross and Celia are kissing passionately.] 115
1 cruddy 5kru:di 透光不均匀的 [Scene: Ross' apartment, Girl, You'll Be A Woman Soon (the original, not that cruddy Urge Overkill version) is playing. Ross and Celia are kissing passionately.] 115
63 screaming 5skri:miN adj.尖叫的, 令人惊愕的,引人捧腹大笑的 [Scene: Ross's apartment, Marcel is hanging from Celia's hair, and she is screaming, trying to get him off.] 115
7 claws klC: n.爪, 脚爪v.抓 Celia: I can't stand this! He's got his claws in my... 115
2 yearly 5jE:li adj.每年的adv.每年 Chandler: (on phone) Hey Mr. Kostelic! How's life on the fifteenth floor? (Listens) Yeah, I miss you too. (Listens) Yeah, it's a lot less satisfying to steal pens from your own home, you know? (Listens) Well, that's very generous (Listens) er, but look, this isn't about the money. I need something that's more than a job. I need something I can really care about.... (Listens) And that's on top of the yearly bonus structure you mentioned earlier? (Listens) Look, Al, Al... I'm not playing hardball here, OK? This is not a negotiation, this is a rejection! (Listens) No! No! No, stop saying numbers! I'm telling you, you've got the wrong guy! You've got the wrong guy! (Listens) I'll see you on Monday! (slams the phone down) 115
1 structure 5strQktFE n.结构, 构造, 建筑物vt.建筑, 构成, 组织 Chandler: (on phone) Hey Mr. Kostelic! How's life on the fifteenth floor? (Listens) Yeah, I miss you too. (Listens) Yeah, it's a lot less satisfying to steal pens from your own home, you know? (Listens) Well, that's very generous (Listens) er, but look, this isn't about the money. I need something that's more than a job. I need something I can really care about.... (Listens) And that's on top of the yearly bonus structure you mentioned earlier? (Listens) Look, Al, Al... I'm not playing hardball here, OK? This is not a negotiation, this is a rejection! (Listens) No! No! No, stop saying numbers! I'm telling you, you've got the wrong guy! You've got the wrong guy! (Listens) I'll see you on Monday! (slams the phone down) 115
2 satisfying 5sAtisfaiiN adj.令人满足的, 令人满意的 Chandler: (on phone) Hey Mr. Kostelic! How's life on the fifteenth floor? (Listens) Yeah, I miss you too. (Listens) Yeah, it's a lot less satisfying to steal pens from your own home, you know? (Listens) Well, that's very generous (Listens) er, but look, this isn't about the money. I need something that's more than a job. I need something I can really care about.... (Listens) And that's on top of the yearly bonus structure you mentioned earlier? (Listens) Look, Al, Al... I'm not playing hardball here, OK? This is not a negotiation, this is a rejection! (Listens) No! No! No, stop saying numbers! I'm telling you, you've got the wrong guy! You've got the wrong guy! (Listens) I'll see you on Monday! (slams the phone down) 115
6 rejection ri5dVekFEn n.拒绝 Chandler: (on phone) Hey Mr. Kostelic! How's life on the fifteenth floor? (Listens) Yeah, I miss you too. (Listens) Yeah, it's a lot less satisfying to steal pens from your own home, you know? (Listens) Well, that's very generous (Listens) er, but look, this isn't about the money. I need something that's more than a job. I need something I can really care about.... (Listens) And that's on top of the yearly bonus structure you mentioned earlier? (Listens) Look, Al, Al... I'm not playing hardball here, OK? This is not a negotiation, this is a rejection! (Listens) No! No! No, stop saying numbers! I'm telling you, you've got the wrong guy! You've got the wrong guy! (Listens) I'll see you on Monday! (slams the phone down) 115
1 negotiation ni7^EuFi5eiFEn n.商议, 谈判, 流通 Chandler: (on phone) Hey Mr. Kostelic! How's life on the fifteenth floor? (Listens) Yeah, I miss you too. (Listens) Yeah, it's a lot less satisfying to steal pens from your own home, you know? (Listens) Well, that's very generous (Listens) er, but look, this isn't about the money. I need something that's more than a job. I need something I can really care about.... (Listens) And that's on top of the yearly bonus structure you mentioned earlier? (Listens) Look, Al, Al... I'm not playing hardball here, OK? This is not a negotiation, this is a rejection! (Listens) No! No! No, stop saying numbers! I'm telling you, you've got the wrong guy! You've got the wrong guy! (Listens) I'll see you on Monday! (slams the phone down) 115
12 mentioned 5menFEn vt.提及, 说起n.提及, 说起v.论及, 提及 Chandler: (on phone) Hey Mr. Kostelic! How's life on the fifteenth floor? (Listens) Yeah, I miss you too. (Listens) Yeah, it's a lot less satisfying to steal pens from your own home, you know? (Listens) Well, that's very generous (Listens) er, but look, this isn't about the money. I need something that's more than a job. I need something I can really care about.... (Listens) And that's on top of the yearly bonus structure you mentioned earlier? (Listens) Look, Al, Al... I'm not playing hardball here, OK? This is not a negotiation, this is a rejection! (Listens) No! No! No, stop saying numbers! I'm telling you, you've got the wrong guy! You've got the wrong guy! (Listens) I'll see you on Monday! (slams the phone down) 115
2 hardball `hB:dbR:l n.硬式棒球 Chandler: (on phone) Hey Mr. Kostelic! How's life on the fifteenth floor? (Listens) Yeah, I miss you too. (Listens) Yeah, it's a lot less satisfying to steal pens from your own home, you know? (Listens) Well, that's very generous (Listens) er, but look, this isn't about the money. I need something that's more than a job. I need something I can really care about.... (Listens) And that's on top of the yearly bonus structure you mentioned earlier? (Listens) Look, Al, Al... I'm not playing hardball here, OK? This is not a negotiation, this is a rejection! (Listens) No! No! No, stop saying numbers! I'm telling you, you've got the wrong guy! You've got the wrong guy! (Listens) I'll see you on Monday! (slams the phone down) 115
4 fifteenth 5fif5ti:nW adj.第十五的 Chandler: (on phone) Hey Mr. Kostelic! How's life on the fifteenth floor? (Listens) Yeah, I miss you too. (Listens) Yeah, it's a lot less satisfying to steal pens from your own home, you know? (Listens) Well, that's very generous (Listens) er, but look, this isn't about the money. I need something that's more than a job. I need something I can really care about.... (Listens) And that's on top of the yearly bonus structure you mentioned earlier? (Listens) Look, Al, Al... I'm not playing hardball here, OK? This is not a negotiation, this is a rejection! (Listens) No! No! No, stop saying numbers! I'm telling you, you've got the wrong guy! You've got the wrong guy! (Listens) I'll see you on Monday! (slams the phone down) 115
10 bonus 5bEunEs n.奖金, 红利      BONUS=Boling Nuclear Superheat Reactor 沸腾式过热核反应堆 Chandler: (on phone) Hey Mr. Kostelic! How's life on the fifteenth floor? (Listens) Yeah, I miss you too. (Listens) Yeah, it's a lot less satisfying to steal pens from your own home, you know? (Listens) Well, that's very generous (Listens) er, but look, this isn't about the money. I need something that's more than a job. I need something I can really care about.... (Listens) And that's on top of the yearly bonus structure you mentioned earlier? (Listens) Look, Al, Al... I'm not playing hardball here, OK? This is not a negotiation, this is a rejection! (Listens) No! No! No, stop saying numbers! I'm telling you, you've got the wrong guy! You've got the wrong guy! (Listens) I'll see you on Monday! (slams the phone down) 115
10 fran frAn n.弗兰 (Frances 的昵称)(f.) Chandler: (on phone) Yes, Fran. I know what time it is, but I'm looking at the WENUS and I'm not happy!... (Listens) Oh, really, really, really? Well, let me tell you something... you will care about it, because I care about it! You got it? Good! (slams phone down, then leans back and realizes what just happened) Whooooaaaa.... 115
5 ing   ING=Inertial Navigation and Guidance 惯性导航与制导 Chandler: (tastes it) Well.... it is amouz-ing... 115
5 pictured 5piktFE n.画, 图画, 照片, 像, 美景, 描述, 相似物, 化身vt.画, 描绘 Chandler: Can you believe it? I mean, don't I seem like somebody who should be doing something really cool? You know, I just always pictured myself doing something...something. 115
5 tests test n.测试, 试验, 检验v.测试, 试验, 检验 Chandler: Eight and a half hours of aptitude tests, intelligence tests, personality tests... and what do I learn? (he taps the results and reads them) "You are ideally suited for a career in data processing for a large multinational corporation." 115
4 suited `sjU:tId adj.适合的, 匹配的 Chandler: Eight and a half hours of aptitude tests, intelligence tests, personality tests... and what do I learn? (he taps the results and reads them) "You are ideally suited for a career in data processing for a large multinational corporation." 115
4 personality 7pE:sE5nAliti n.个性, 人格, 人物, 名人, (用复数)诽谤、人身攻击 Chandler: Eight and a half hours of aptitude tests, intelligence tests, personality tests... and what do I learn? (he taps the results and reads them) "You are ideally suited for a career in data processing for a large multinational corporation." 115
1 multinational mQltI5nAFEn(E)l adj.多国的, 跨国公司的, 多民族的n.多国籍公司, 跨国公司 Chandler: Eight and a half hours of aptitude tests, intelligence tests, personality tests... and what do I learn? (he taps the results and reads them) "You are ideally suited for a career in data processing for a large multinational corporation." 115
52 learn lE:n vi.学习, 听到, 获悉vt.学习, 学会, 认识到 Chandler: Eight and a half hours of aptitude tests, intelligence tests, personality tests... and what do I learn? (he taps the results and reads them) "You are ideally suited for a career in data processing for a large multinational corporation." 115
1 intelligence in5telidVEns n.智力, 聪明, 智能 Chandler: Eight and a half hours of aptitude tests, intelligence tests, personality tests... and what do I learn? (he taps the results and reads them) "You are ideally suited for a career in data processing for a large multinational corporation." 115
1 ideally aI5dIElI adv.理想地, 在观念上地,完美地 Chandler: Eight and a half hours of aptitude tests, intelligence tests, personality tests... and what do I learn? (he taps the results and reads them) "You are ideally suited for a career in data processing for a large multinational corporation." 115
1 corporation 7kC:pE5reiFEn n.[律]社团, 法人, 公司, 企业, <美>有限公司, (市, 镇的)自治机关, <口>大肚皮 Chandler: Eight and a half hours of aptitude tests, intelligence tests, personality tests... and what do I learn? (he taps the results and reads them) "You are ideally suited for a career in data processing for a large multinational corporation." 115
2 aptitude 5Aptitju:d n.恰当, 智能, 聪明, 自然倾向 Chandler: Eight and a half hours of aptitude tests, intelligence tests, personality tests... and what do I learn? (he taps the results and reads them) "You are ideally suited for a career in data processing for a large multinational corporation." 115
3 goals ^Eul n.目的, 目标, 守门员, 球门, (球赛等的)得分 Chandler: Hey, you guys in the living room all know what you want to do. You know, you have goals. You have dreams. I don't have a dream. 115
5 dreams dri:m v.做梦, 梦见, 梦想, 想到n.梦, 梦想 Chandler: Hey, you guys in the living room all know what you want to do. You know, you have goals. You have dreams. I don't have a dream. 115
3 promotion prE5mEuFEn n.促进, 发扬, 提升, 提拔, 晋升 Chandler: If I took this promotion, it'd be like admitting that this is what I actually do. 115
10 worrying 5wQriiN adj.焦虑的, 烦恼的,令人担心的 Chandler: It doesn't matter. I just don't want to be one of those guys that's in his office until twelve o'clock at night worrying about the WENUS. 115
1 rooting 5ru:tiN adj.生根的v.使固定 Chandler: It's OK. It's OK. I was always rooting for you two kids to get together. 115
27 view vju: n.景色, 风景, 观点, 见解, 观察, 观看, 意见, 认为vt.观察, 观看 Chandler: Look at this! (he opens the curtain to a view of New York City) 115
6 length l eNW n.长度, 长, 时间的长短, [语]音长 Chandler: Mrs. Tedlock. You're looking lovely today. And may I say, that is a very flattering sleeve length on you. 115
4 flattering 5flAtEriN adj.谄媚的, 讨人欢喜的, 奉承的, (肖像等)比真容更美丽 Chandler: Mrs. Tedlock. You're looking lovely today. And may I say, that is a very flattering sleeve length on you. 115
1 prank prANk n.胡闹, 开玩笑, 恶作剧vt.装饰, 打扮vi.打扮得漂亮 Chandler: Oh, listen. If this is about those prank memos, I had nothing to do with them. Really. Nothing at all. Really. (Chandler tries to hide a rubber chicken from the woman.) Nothing. 115
1 memos 5memEu n.备忘录 Chandler: Oh, listen. If this is about those prank memos, I had nothing to do with them. Really. Nothing at all. Really. (Chandler tries to hide a rubber chicken from the woman.) Nothing. 115
5 grape ^reip n.葡萄, 葡萄树 Chandler: Ooh, you know, I had a grape about five hours ago, so I'd better split this with you. 115
29 tells tel vt.告诉, 说, 吩咐, 断定, 知道vi.讲述, 泄密, 告发, 表明, 作证n.<方>讲的事, 传闻 Chandler: So, it's a typical day at work. I'm inputting my numbers, and big Al calls me into his office and tells me he wants to make me processing supervisor. 115
13 supervisor 5sju:pEvaizE n.监督人, 管理人, 检查员, 督学, 主管人, [计](网络)超级用户 Chandler: So, it's a typical day at work. I'm inputting my numbers, and big Al calls me into his office and tells me he wants to make me processing supervisor. 115
7 processing prEu5sesiN 处理 Chandler: So, it's a typical day at work. I'm inputting my numbers, and big Al calls me into his office and tells me he wants to make me processing supervisor. 115
1 inputting 5input n.输入v.输入 Chandler: So, it's a typical day at work. I'm inputting my numbers, and big Al calls me into his office and tells me he wants to make me processing supervisor. 115
45 button 5bQtn n.钮扣, [计]按钮v.扣住, 扣紧 Chandler: This is great! (he presses a button on his intercom) Helen, could you come in here for a moment?  115
5 owned Eun adj.自己的, 特有的, (不用所有格)嫡亲的, 同胞的vt.拥有, 自认, 承认vi.承认 Chandler: Was it formerly owned by a blonde woman and some bears? 115
5 formerly 5fC:mElI adv.从前, 以前, 原来 Chandler: Was it formerly owned by a blonde woman and some bears? 115
12 bears bZE n.熊v.负担, 忍受, 带给, 具有, 挤, 向 Chandler: Was it formerly owned by a blonde woman and some bears? 115
4 weekly 5wi:kli adj.每星期的, 一周的adv.每周一次n.周刊, 周报 Chandler: Weekly Estimated Net Usage Systems. A processing term. 115
3 usage 5ju:zidV n.使用, 用法 Chandler: Weekly Estimated Net Usage Systems. A processing term. 115
15 term tE:m n.学期, 期限, 期间, 条款, 条件, 术语 Chandler: Weekly Estimated Net Usage Systems. A processing term. 115
5 systems 5sIstEm n.系统, 体系, 制度, 体制, 秩序, 规律, 方法 Chandler: Weekly Estimated Net Usage Systems. A processing term. 115
6 net net n.网, 网络, 网状物, 净利, 实价adj.净余的, 纯粹的vt.用网捕, 净赚, 得到vi.编网[域] Nerwork operations and service centers,网络服务商 Chandler: Weekly Estimated Net Usage Systems. A processing term. 115
2 estimated 5estimeit v.估计, 估价, 评估n.估计, 估价, 评估 Chandler: Weekly Estimated Net Usage Systems. A processing term. 115
45 robert 5rCbEt n.罗伯特 Chandler: Well, I have an appointment to see Dr. Robert Pillman, career counselor a-gogo. (pause) I added the "a-gogo." 115
2 gogo ^EJ`^EJ <法>n. Chandler: Well, I have an appointment to see Dr. Robert Pillman, career counselor a-gogo. (pause) I added the "a-gogo." 115
4 counselor 5kaunsElE n.顾问, 法律顾问 Chandler: Well, I have an appointment to see Dr. Robert Pillman, career counselor a-gogo. (pause) I added the "a-gogo." 115
9 added `AdId adj.更多的, 附加的, 额外的 Chandler: Well, I have an appointment to see Dr. Robert Pillman, career counselor a-gogo. (pause) I added the "a-gogo." 115
3 temp   tempn. 临时雇员 Chandler: Why? This was supposed to be a temp job! 115
2 indeedy In`di:dI int.<美口>=indeed Chandler: Yes indeedy! (they look outside) With a beautiful view of... 115
1 innsbruck 5inzbruk 因斯布鲁克[奥地利西部城市] Chandler: You know, I don't mean to brag, but I waited tables at Innsbruck in '76. (dead silence) Amouz-bouche? (holds out tray) 115
3 brag brA^ n.v.吹牛 Chandler: You know, I don't mean to brag, but I waited tables at Innsbruck in '76. (dead silence) Amouz-bouche? (holds out tray) 115
2 cuddled 5kQdl v.拥抱 Joey: (sarcastic) Whoaa!! You cuddled? How many times?? 115
5 tasting 5teistiN n. 尝味,品尝 Joey: (tasting) Mmmm. Good. 115
70 turning 5tE:niN n.旋转, 转向, 转弯处 Joey: (turning around) Alright, alright. I'm around. Go ahead. 115
14 steak steik n.(供煎, 烤等的)肉, 鱼, 肉片, 鱼片, 肉排, 牛排 Joey: How about Tony's? If you can finish a 32-ounce steak, it's free. 115
1 ounce auns n.盎司, 少量, [动]雪豹 Joey: How about Tony's? If you can finish a 32-ounce steak, it's free. 115
41 fish fiF n.鱼, 鱼肉, 鱼类, 接合板vt.钓, 钓鱼, 查出, 用接合板连接vi.捕鱼, 钓鱼, 用钩捞取, 间接探听, 拉摸索寻找      Fish  [fiF]  菲什(姓氏) Joey: I don't know. We're talking about whipped fish, Monica. I'm just happy I'm keeping it down, y'know? 115
2 seal si:l n.封铅, 封条, 印, 图章, 密封vt.封, 密封n.海豹, 海豹毛皮      SEAL=Sea, Air, and Land海, 空, 陆 Joey: I'm telling you, that monkey is a chick magnet! She's going to take one look at his furry, cute little face and it'll seal the deal. 115
4 magnet 5mA^nit n.磁体, 磁铁 Joey: I'm telling you, that monkey is a chick magnet! She's going to take one look at his furry, cute little face and it'll seal the deal. 115
3 furry 5fE:ri adj.毛皮的, 盖着毛皮的, 有锅垢的, 有舌苔的 Joey: I'm telling you, that monkey is a chick magnet! She's going to take one look at his furry, cute little face and it'll seal the deal. 115
78 chick tFik n.即将孵出或刚孵出的小鸟, (尤指)小鸡 Joey: I'm telling you, that monkey is a chick magnet! She's going to take one look at his furry, cute little face and it'll seal the deal. 115
1 caress kE5res n.爱抚, 接吻vt.抚爱 Joey: Well if you can't talk dirty to me, how're you going to talk dirty to her? Now tell me you want to caress my butt! 115
3 tool tu:l n.工具, 用具, 爪牙, 走狗, 手段vt.用工具加工, 使用设备vi.使用工具 Joey: What a tool! 115
3 appetizers 5ApItaIzE(r) n.开胃食品, 开胃物 Monica: (brings a plate of tiny appetizers over) Here you go, maybe this'll cheer you up. 115
2 furious 5fjuEriEs adj.狂怒的, 狂暴的, 激烈的, 热烈兴奋的, 极为激烈 Monica: (furious) That's it! Dinner is over! 115
16 joining 5dVCiniN n.连接, 接缝,连接物 Monica: (joining him and taking the taco shells) You know that? You don't want to spoil your appetite. 115
2 appetite 5Apitait n.食欲, 胃口, 欲望, 爱好 Monica: (joining him and taking the taco shells) You know that? You don't want to spoil your appetite. 115
33 wendy 5wendi house< 英> 温迪屋( 供孩子玩耍的游戏室) Monica: (on phone) Hello? (Listens) Oh, hi Wendy! (Listens) Yeah, eight o'clock. (Listens) What did we say? Ten dollars an hour?... (Listens) OK, great. (Listens) All right, I'll see you then. Bye. (hangs up) 115
27 promised 5prCmis vt.允诺, 答应n.允诺, 答应, 许诺 Monica: (shouting on phone) Wendy, we had a deal! (Listens) Yeah, you promised! Wendy! Wendy! Wendy! (hangs up) 115
18 salmon 5sAmEn n.[鱼]鲑鱼, 大麻哈鱼, 鲜肉色 Monica: (to Joey) OK, try this salmon mousse. 115
7 mousse mu:s n.一种多泡沫含奶油的甜点 Monica: (to Joey) OK, try this salmon mousse. 115
15 professional prE5feFEnl n.自由职业者, 专业人员, 职业运动员, 职业艺人adj.专业的, 职业的 Monica: But, you see, it's just... this night has to go just perfect, you know? And, well, Wendy's more of a... professional waitress. 115
18 french frentF 做法国菜 (煎炸前)将肉排表面浅割或将荚菜豆切成纵条      French  [frentF]  n.法国人, 法语adj.法国的, 法国人的, 法语的 Monica: It's supposed to be that small. It's a pre-appetizer. The French call it an amouz-bouche.  115
2 bouche bu:F [法](=mouth)(枪、炮)口, 钻孔 Monica: It's supposed to be that small. It's a pre-appetizer. The French call it an amouz-bouche.  115
3 appetizer 5ApItaIzE(r) n.开胃食品, 开胃物 Monica: It's supposed to be that small. It's a pre-appetizer. The French call it an amouz-bouche.  115
2 waitresses 5weitris n.女服务生 Monica: Oh, I asked one of the waitresses at work if she'd help me out. 115
4 tartlets 5tB:tlIt n.小形的果子馅饼 Monica: Oh, well... um, that's all there are of these. But in about eight and a half minutes, we'll be serving some delicious onion tartlets. 115
13 yummy 5jQmi n.美味 Monica: So anyway, I'm cooking dinner for him Monday night. You know, kind of like an audition. And Phoebe, he really wants you to be here, which will be great for me because then you can 'ooh' and 'ahh' and make yummy noises. 115
20 noises   noisesn.噪音 Monica: So anyway, I'm cooking dinner for him Monday night. You know, kind of like an audition. And Phoebe, he really wants you to be here, which will be great for me because then you can 'ooh' and 'ahh' and make yummy noises. 115
97 audition C:5diFEn n.听, 听力, 试听 Monica: So anyway, I'm cooking dinner for him Monday night. You know, kind of like an audition. And Phoebe, he really wants you to be here, which will be great for me because then you can 'ooh' and 'ahh' and make yummy noises. 115
2 bailed beil n.保释, 保证金, 保证人v.保释, 舀水 Monica: Wendy bailed. I have no waitress. 115
1 eraser i5reizE n.擦除器, 尤指墨水消除剂, 橡皮 Monica: Why does my cinamon stick have an eraser? 115
6 secretly   secretlyadv.秘密地, 背地里 Monica: Why don't you just have a seat here? (he sits at the table, then tries to secretly eat the Gummi-bears. Monica spots him.) OK... give me the Gummi-bears. 115
1 tartlet 5tB:tlIt n.小形的果子馅饼 Monica: Why? It's just that I've waited seven years for an opportunity like this, and you can't even wait four and a half minutes for a stupid onion tartlet? 115
4 shrimp Frimp n.小虾v.捕虾 Monica: Yeah, I think we're ready for our first course. (Steve sits, Monica brings over a tray) OK, um, these are rot-shrimp ravioli, and celantro pondou sauce... (Steve starts to eat them one by one, quickly)... with just a touch of mints... and... (he finishes)... ginger. 115
1 rot rCt v.(使)腐烂, (使)腐败n.腐烂, 腐败 Monica: Yeah, I think we're ready for our first course. (Steve sits, Monica brings over a tray) OK, um, these are rot-shrimp ravioli, and celantro pondou sauce... (Steve starts to eat them one by one, quickly)... with just a touch of mints... and... (he finishes)... ginger. 115
5 ravioli rBvI5EJlI n.馄饨 Monica: Yeah, I think we're ready for our first course. (Steve sits, Monica brings over a tray) OK, um, these are rot-shrimp ravioli, and celantro pondou sauce... (Steve starts to eat them one by one, quickly)... with just a touch of mints... and... (he finishes)... ginger. 115
32 ginger 5dVindVE n.姜, 生姜, 有姜味, 活泼, 元气, 精力, 淡赤黄色(的)~ Monica: Yeah, I think we're ready for our first course. (Steve sits, Monica brings over a tray) OK, um, these are rot-shrimp ravioli, and celantro pondou sauce... (Steve starts to eat them one by one, quickly)... with just a touch of mints... and... (he finishes)... ginger. 115
21 buying 5baiiN 购买buying power 购买力 buying on a hand-to-mouth basis 随用随买 Monica: You know, Rachel, when you ran out of your wedding, I was there for you. I put a roof over your head, and if that means nothing to you... (Rachel isn't buying it, desperate) twenty dollars an hour. 115
3 cubicle 5kju:bikl n.小卧室 Phoebe: (excited) Wow! It's huge! It's so much bigger than the cubicle. Oh, this is a cube. 115
3 cube kju:b n.立方体, 立方 Phoebe: (excited) Wow! It's huge! It's so much bigger than the cubicle. Oh, this is a cube. 115
1 smelt smelt n.[鱼]胡瓜鱼vbl.smell的过去式和过去分词vt.精炼, 冶炼 Phoebe: (overemphasizing) Mmmmmm! Everything smells so delicious! You know, I can't remember a time I smelt such a delicious combination of (Monica signals her to stop) of, OK, smells. 115
40 smells smel n.气味, 臭味, 嗅觉v.嗅, 闻到, 散发(...的)气味, 有(...的)气味 Phoebe: (overemphasizing) Mmmmmm! Everything smells so delicious! You know, I can't remember a time I smelt such a delicious combination of (Monica signals her to stop) of, OK, smells. 115
7 signals 5si^nl n.信号adj.信号的v.发信号, 用信号通知 Phoebe: (overemphasizing) Mmmmmm! Everything smells so delicious! You know, I can't remember a time I smelt such a delicious combination of (Monica signals her to stop) of, OK, smells. 115
1 overemphasizing 5EuvE5emfEsaiz v.过分强调 Phoebe: (overemphasizing) Mmmmmm! Everything smells so delicious! You know, I can't remember a time I smelt such a delicious combination of (Monica signals her to stop) of, OK, smells. 115
10 combination 7kCmbi5neiFEn n.结合, 联合, 合并, 化合, 化合物 Phoebe: (overemphasizing) Mmmmmm! Everything smells so delicious! You know, I can't remember a time I smelt such a delicious combination of (Monica signals her to stop) of, OK, smells. 115
8 tapping 5tApiN n.出渣,出钢,出铁 Phoebe: (to Monica's tapping) Yeah, yeah!  115
1 blazed bleiz n.火焰, 光辉, 情感爆发vi.燃烧, 照耀, 激发vt.在树皮上刻路标, 公开宣布 Phoebe: (whispers) In the cab, on the way over, Steve blazed up a doobie. 115
8 peeing pi: n.小便撒尿vi.小便撒尿 Phoebe: Oh look! That guy's peeing! 115
21 bug bQ^ n.小虫, 臭虫v.装置窃听器, 打扰      Bug程序缺陷、臭虫  电脑系统或者程序中存在的任何一种破坏正常运转能力的问题或者缺陷,都可以叫做“bug”。 Phoebe: Oh, is this the bug lady? 115
15 client 5klaiEnt n.[计]顾客, 客户, 委托人      Client客户机程序. Phoebe: Oooh! I have something you can do! I have this new massage client... Steve? (pause) Anyway, he's opening up a restaurant and he's looking for a head chef. 115
51 chef Fef n.厨师 Phoebe: Oooh! I have something you can do! I have this new massage client... Steve? (pause) Anyway, he's opening up a restaurant and he's looking for a head chef. 115
2 weed wi:d n.野草, 杂草v.除草, 铲除 Phoebe: Smoked a joint? You know, lit a bone? Weed? Hemp? Ganja? 115
14 smoked smEuk n.烟, 烟尘, 烟幕v.抽烟, 吸烟vi.冒烟 Phoebe: Smoked a joint? You know, lit a bone? Weed? Hemp? Ganja? 115
1 hemp hemp n.大麻, 纤维 Phoebe: Smoked a joint? You know, lit a bone? Weed? Hemp? Ganja? 115
17 bone bEun n.骨v.剔除 Phoebe: Smoked a joint? You know, lit a bone? Weed? Hemp? Ganja? 115
19 yell jel vi.大叫, 忍不住笑, 呼喊vt.叫着说n.叫声, 喊声 Phoebe: There you go! (She continues to work him over with her elbows and he continues to yell in pain.) 115
8 create kri5eit vt.创造, 创作, 引起, 造成 Phoebe: Well, he wants to do some ecclectic, so he's looking for someone who can, you know, create the entire menu. 115
13 faking feik n.假货, 欺骗adj.假的vt.伪造, 赝造, 捏造, 假造, 仿造vi.伪装 Phoebe: Yeah! You know all those yummy noises? I wasn't faking. 115
5 cider 5saidE n.苹果酒 Rachel: And a nice hot cider for Monica. (Hands it to her.) 115
2 status 5steitEs n.身份, 地位, 情形, 状况 Rachel: Oh! I see. And I've sort of been maintaining my amateur status so that I can waitress in the Olympics. 115
2 olympics Eu5limpiks [pl.](=Olympic Games)奥林匹克运动会 Rachel: Oh! I see. And I've sort of been maintaining my amateur status so that I can waitress in the Olympics. 115
1 maintaining men5tein vt.维持, 维修, 继续, 供养, 主张 Rachel: Oh! I see. And I've sort of been maintaining my amateur status so that I can waitress in the Olympics. 115
1 amateur 5AmEtE(:), 5AmEtjuE n.业余爱好者, 业余艺术家 Rachel: Oh! I see. And I've sort of been maintaining my amateur status so that I can waitress in the Olympics. 115
13 impressed im5pres vt.印, 盖印, 留下印象 Ross: (impressed) Wow. 115
16 rushing `rQFIW adj.急流的, 旺盛的 Ross: (rushing to explain) Funny story! 115
1 trembling 5trembliN n.发抖, 担心, 战栗adj.发抖的, 担心的, 战栗的 Ross: ...run it all over your body until you're... trembling with... with... 115
30 speech spi:tF n.演说, 讲话语音 Ross: Ah, the lesser-known "I don't have a dream" speech. 115
1 lesser 5lesE adj.较小的, 更少的, 次要的 Ross: Ah, the lesser-known "I don't have a dream" speech. 115
12 soft sCft adj.软的, 柔软的, 温和的, 温柔的, 不含酒精的n.软件 Ross: Ahem... I want.... OK, I want to... feel your... hot, soft skin with my lips. 115
12 loss lCs n.损失, 遗失, 失败, 输, 浪费, 错过, [军]伤亡, 降低      LOSS=Landing Observer's Signal System 着陆观察员信号系统 Ross: Alright, I panicked, alright? She took me by surprise. You know, but it wasn't a total loss. I mean, we ended up cuddling. 115
9 cuddling 5kQdl v.拥抱 Ross: Alright, I panicked, alright? She took me by surprise. You know, but it wasn't a total loss. I mean, we ended up cuddling. 115
13 lifts lift n.举起, 电梯, 起重机, 搭车vt.升高, 提高, 举起, 空运vi.升起, (指雾等)消散, 耸立      LIFT=Logically Integrated FORTRAN Translator  逻辑集成公式翻译程序 Ross: Alright... (lifts Marcel away) 115
4 tones tEun n.音调, 音质, 语调, 色调, 状况, 品质, 语气, 气氛vt.调和, 增强, 以特殊腔调说, 配合, 定音调vi.颜色调和      Tone  [tEun]  托恩(姓氏) Ross: Celia, don't worry!  Don't scream!  He's not going to hurt you! Soothing tones, Celia. Soothing tones! Marcel... 115
4 soothing 5su:TiN adj.抚慰的, 使人宽心的 Ross: Celia, don't worry!  Don't scream!  He's not going to hurt you! Soothing tones, Celia. Soothing tones! Marcel... 115
2 curator kjuE5reitE n.馆长, 监护人 Ross: Her name is Celia. She's not a bug lady. She's curator of insects at the museum. 115
11 celia 5si:lIE 希丽亚,女子名      Celia  [5si:ljE]  n. 西莉亚(女子名) Ross: Her name is Celia. She's not a bug lady. She's curator of insects at the museum. 115
8 neighborhood 5neibEhud n.附近, 邻近 Ross: Hey guys, does anybody know a good date place in the neighborhood? 115
2 villagers   villagern.村民 Ross: I was the James Michener of dirty talk. It was the most elaborate filth you have ever heard. I mean, there were characters, plot lines, themes, a motif... at one point there were villagers. 115
2 themes Wi:m n.(谈话, 写作等的)题目, 主题, 学生的作文, 作文题, [音乐] 主题, 主题曲, 主旋律 Ross: I was the James Michener of dirty talk. It was the most elaborate filth you have ever heard. I mean, there were characters, plot lines, themes, a motif... at one point there were villagers. 115
4 plot plCt n.小块土地, 地区图, 图, 秘密计划(特指阴谋), (小说的)情节.结构vt.划分, 绘图, 密谋vi.密谋, 策划 Ross: I was the James Michener of dirty talk. It was the most elaborate filth you have ever heard. I mean, there were characters, plot lines, themes, a motif... at one point there were villagers. 115
2 motif mEu5ti:f n.主题, 主旨, 动机, 图形 Ross: I was the James Michener of dirty talk. It was the most elaborate filth you have ever heard. I mean, there were characters, plot lines, themes, a motif... at one point there were villagers. 115
2 filth filW n.污秽, 污物, 不洁, 猥亵 Ross: I was the James Michener of dirty talk. It was the most elaborate filth you have ever heard. I mean, there were characters, plot lines, themes, a motif... at one point there were villagers. 115
2 elaborate I5lAbErEt adj.精心制作的, 详细阐述的, 精细vt.精心制作, 详细阐述v.详细描述 Ross: I was the James Michener of dirty talk. It was the most elaborate filth you have ever heard. I mean, there were characters, plot lines, themes, a motif... at one point there were villagers. 115
10 introduce 7intrE5dju:s vt.介绍, 传入, 引进, 提出 Ross: Oh, I just thought we could go out to dinner, and then maybe bring her back to my place and I'd introduce her to my monkey. 115
1 puma 5pju:mE n.美洲狮, 美洲狮的毛皮 Ross: OK, ahem, hey, does anybody know a good place if you're not dating a puma? 115
5 ahem E5hem int.啊咳, 咳嗽或清嗓子的声音 Ross: OK, ahem, hey, does anybody know a good place if you're not dating a puma? 115
1 aback E5bAk adv.向后地 Ross: OK, turn around. (Joey looks taken aback) I just don't want you staring at me when I'm doing this. 115
2 vulva 5vQlvE n.阴户, 孔 Ross: Um... uh.... vulva. 115
14 exhausted i^5zC:stid adj.耗尽的, 疲惫的 Ross: Well, ahem... you know, by the time we'd finished with all the dirty talk, it was kinda late... and we were both kind of exhausted, so uh... 115
2 childishly   childishlyadv.天真地, 幼小地 Steve: (childishly) No. 115
2 taco 5tB:kEu n. (墨西哥)玉米面豆卷 Steve: (from kitchen) Ah, cool! Taco shells! (Rachel motions, "You see!") You know, these are... they're like a little corn envelope. 115
4 shells Fel n.贝壳, 壳, 外形, 炮弹vt.去壳, 脱落, 炮轰vi.剥落, 脱壳[计] 设定命令行解释器的位置 Steve: (from kitchen) Ah, cool! Taco shells! (Rachel motions, "You see!") You know, these are... they're like a little corn envelope. 115
3 corn kC:n n.<美>玉米, <英>谷物, 五谷, [医]鸡眼vt.腌(肉等) Steve: (from kitchen) Ah, cool! Taco shells! (Rachel motions, "You see!") You know, these are... they're like a little corn envelope. 115
64 dry drai adj.干的, 干燥的, 口渴的vt.(使)干燥, (使)变干v.干燥 Steve: (from the living room) Is it dry in here? (licks his lips) 115
19 sugar 5Fu^E n.糖, 食糖 Steve: (looking in cabinets) Hey! Sugar-O's! (grabs the cereal box) 115
2 o's E prep.“of”的缩写(如o'clock等), “on” 的缩写 Steve: (looking in cabinets) Hey! Sugar-O's! (grabs the cereal box) 115
15 cereal 5siEriEl n.谷类食品, 谷类 Steve: (looking in cabinets) Hey! Sugar-O's! (grabs the cereal box) 115
5 cabinets 5kAbinit n.(有抽屉或格子的)橱柜, <美>内阁adj.<美>内阁的, 小巧的 Steve: (looking in cabinets) Hey! Sugar-O's! (grabs the cereal box) 115
1 unconcerned 5QnkEn5sE:nd adj.不关心的, 无忧虑的, 不相关的 Steve: (unconcerned) Yeah, OK. 115
1 greeter ^ri:t vt.问候, 向...致意, 获悉(消息), 映入眼帘 Steve: Hello, Monica. (to Rachel) Hello, greeter girl. 115
3 polite pE5lait adj.有礼貌的, 客气的, 有教养的, 文雅的 Steve: I was just being polite, but, alright.  115
8 macaroni 7mAkE5rEuni n.[食]通心面, 纨绔子弟 Steve: Macaroni and cheese! We gotta make this! 115
8 package 5pAkidV n.包裹, 包 Steve: Oh, OK. (he drops the box on the floor) Oh, sorry. (When she bends down to pick it up he grabs a package of Gummi-bears from the cabinet.)  115
13 cabinet 5kAbinit n.(有抽屉或格子的)橱柜, <美>内阁adj.<美>内阁的, 小巧的 Steve: Oh, OK. (he drops the box on the floor) Oh, sorry. (When she bends down to pick it up he grabs a package of Gummi-bears from the cabinet.)  115
7 meaning 5mi:niN n.意义, 含意, 意图, [逻]内涵adj.意味深长的 Steve: Tartlets. Tartlets. Tartlets. The word has lost all meaning. (he gets up and goes into the kitchen) 115
2 overboard 5EuvEbC:d adv.自船上落下, 在船外 Steve: Well then you can't have any. (she grabs for the package, and it breaks open. Gummi-bears fly everywhere, some into the punch bowl on the table.) Bear overboard! I think he's drowning. (he throws some Sugar-O's into the punch bowl) Hey fellows! Grab on a Sugar-O... save yourself! (Mimicking the bears) "Help!  I'm drowning!   Help!" 115
27 fly flai n.苍蝇, 两翼昆虫, 飞行vi.飞翔, 飘扬, 溃逃vt.飞越, 使飘扬, 逃脱adj.机敏的, 敏捷的 Steve: Well then you can't have any. (she grabs for the package, and it breaks open. Gummi-bears fly everywhere, some into the punch bowl on the table.) Bear overboard! I think he's drowning. (he throws some Sugar-O's into the punch bowl) Hey fellows! Grab on a Sugar-O... save yourself! (Mimicking the bears) "Help!  I'm drowning!   Help!" 115
1 fellows 5felEJ n.人, 家伙, 伙伴, 学会特别会员, 朋友, 同事adj.同伴的, 同事的, 同道的 Steve: Well then you can't have any. (she grabs for the package, and it breaks open. Gummi-bears fly everywhere, some into the punch bowl on the table.) Bear overboard! I think he's drowning. (he throws some Sugar-O's into the punch bowl) Hey fellows! Grab on a Sugar-O... save yourself! (Mimicking the bears) "Help!  I'm drowning!   Help!" 115
28 everywhere 5evrihwZE adv.各处, 到处 Steve: Well then you can't have any. (she grabs for the package, and it breaks open. Gummi-bears fly everywhere, some into the punch bowl on the table.) Bear overboard! I think he's drowning. (he throws some Sugar-O's into the punch bowl) Hey fellows! Grab on a Sugar-O... save yourself! (Mimicking the bears) "Help!  I'm drowning!   Help!" 115
6 drowning 5drauniN n.溺死 Steve: Well then you can't have any. (she grabs for the package, and it breaks open. Gummi-bears fly everywhere, some into the punch bowl on the table.) Bear overboard! I think he's drowning. (he throws some Sugar-O's into the punch bowl) Hey fellows! Grab on a Sugar-O... save yourself! (Mimicking the bears) "Help!  I'm drowning!   Help!" 115
37 bowl bEul n.碗, 碗状物, 木球v.滚, (板球)投球 Steve: Well then you can't have any. (she grabs for the package, and it breaks open. Gummi-bears fly everywhere, some into the punch bowl on the table.) Bear overboard! I think he's drowning. (he throws some Sugar-O's into the punch bowl) Hey fellows! Grab on a Sugar-O... save yourself! (Mimicking the bears) "Help!  I'm drowning!   Help!" 115
8 smack smAk n.滋味, 风味, 少量, 拍击v.带有...风味, 用掌击, 拍打 Steve: Well, smack my ass and call me Judy! These are fantastic! 115
56 judy 5dVu:di n.朱蒂(女子名) Steve: Well, smack my ass and call me Judy! These are fantastic! 115
4 strauss straus 施特劳斯(①姓氏 ②Oskar, 1870-1954, 生于奥地利的法国作曲家) Written by: Jeff Greenstein & Jeff Strauss  115
1 resembles ri5zembl vt.象, 类似 (Both women gulp in air. Ross looks at his "football," then manipulates the head & limbs back into place, until it resembles what it represents.) 116
3 represents 7ri:pri5zent vt.表现, 描绘, 声称, 象征, 扮演, 回忆, 再赠送, 再上演vi.提出异议 (Both women gulp in air. Ross looks at his "football," then manipulates the head & limbs back into place, until it resembles what it represents.) 116
1 manipulates mE5nipjuleit vt.(熟练地)操作, 使用(机器等), 操纵(人或市价、市场), 利用, 应付, 假造vt.(熟练地)操作,巧妙地处理 (Both women gulp in air. Ross looks at his "football," then manipulates the head & limbs back into place, until it resembles what it represents.) 116
1 limbs lim n.肢, 翼, 分支 (Both women gulp in air. Ross looks at his "football," then manipulates the head & limbs back into place, until it resembles what it represents.) 116
6 forgetting fE5^etiN 遗忘 (Forgetting herself, Susan does the "Mommy" action with Ross.) 116
5 trophy 5trEufi n.战利品, 奖品vt.用战利品装饰, 授予...奖品 (He hurriedly checks his hair in his computer screen, before taking a sporting trophy from a drawer to place ostentatiously on his desk. An attractive young woman opens the door.) 116
6 sporting 5spC:tiN adj.运动的, 喜爱运动的, 公平的 (He hurriedly checks his hair in his computer screen, before taking a sporting trophy from a drawer to place ostentatiously on his desk. An attractive young woman opens the door.) 116
1 helplessly   helplesslyadv.无能为力地, 无望地 (In the apartment below, Mr.Heckles is trying to relax and read his newspaper, but Rachel is helplessly dangling upside-down with her ankle wrapped up in the Christmas lights.) 116
15 ankle 5ANkl n.[解]踝 (In the apartment below, Mr.Heckles is trying to relax and read his newspaper, but Rachel is helplessly dangling upside-down with her ankle wrapped up in the Christmas lights.) 116
8 scarf skB:f n.围巾, 头巾领巾, 嵌接, 嵌接处, 切口v.围(围巾), 披(头巾)嵌接 (Jamie Buchman and Fran Devanow enter the coffee house. They look about them as Jamie removes her coat and scarf.) 116
1 indoors 5in5dC:z adv.在户内 (Joey and Chandler come indoors.) 116
1 tires 5taiE n.<口>疲劳, 劳累, 轮胎, 头饰vt.使疲倦, 使厌烦, 梳理vi.疲劳, 厌倦 (Joey tires of this, so he gets up to leave.) 116
23 television 5teliviVEn n.电视, 电视机, 电机学, 电视广播事业 (Marcel points the remote at Monica抯 television, pressing a particular combination of keys. The logo SAP appears on the screen, and suddenly the dialogue is dubbed into Spanish.) 116
4 sap sAp n.树液, 体液, 活力, 坑道, 笨人, 傻子vt.使排出体液, 使衰竭, 挖坑道袭击, 逐渐侵蚀vi.挖坑道      SAP=Satellite Automation System 卫星自动控制系统 (Marcel points the remote at Monica抯 television, pressing a particular combination of keys. The logo SAP appears on the screen, and suddenly the dialogue is dubbed into Spanish.) 116
4 pressing 5presiN adj.紧迫的v.挤压 (Marcel points the remote at Monica抯 television, pressing a particular combination of keys. The logo SAP appears on the screen, and suddenly the dialogue is dubbed into Spanish.) 116
2 logo 5lC^Eu n.标识语Logo教学语言 (Marcel points the remote at Monica抯 television, pressing a particular combination of keys. The logo SAP appears on the screen, and suddenly the dialogue is dubbed into Spanish.) 116
2 dubbed dQb vt.[电影]配音, 轻点, 授予称号, 打击n.鼓声, 笨蛋 (Marcel points the remote at Monica抯 television, pressing a particular combination of keys. The logo SAP appears on the screen, and suddenly the dialogue is dubbed into Spanish.) 116
3 dialogue 5daiElC^ n.对话 (Marcel points the remote at Monica抯 television, pressing a particular combination of keys. The logo SAP appears on the screen, and suddenly the dialogue is dubbed into Spanish.) 116
11 appears E5piE vi.出现, 看来, 似乎, 公开露面, 出版, 发表 (Marcel points the remote at Monica抯 television, pressing a particular combination of keys. The logo SAP appears on the screen, and suddenly the dialogue is dubbed into Spanish.) 116
1 scampers 5skAmpE v.奔跳n.奔跑 (Marcel scampers about, interfering with the neatness.) 116
1 neatness   neatnessn.整洁, 干净 (Marcel scampers about, interfering with the neatness.) 116
1 interfering 9IntE`fIErIN vbl.妨碍 (Marcel scampers about, interfering with the neatness.) 116
3 indicate 5indikeit vt.指出, 显示, 象征, 预示, 需要, 简要地说明 (Monica and Ross indicate that they mean right now.) 116
1 tangling 5tAN^l n.混乱状态v.处于混乱状态 (Monica frantically bursts into action as Rachel resumes winding, tangling Chandler抯 wool.) 116
1 dreaded dred n.恐惧, 恐怖, 可怕的人(或物), 畏惧v.惧怕, 担心 (Monica points the remote at her TV, and punches out a key combination from the book, but the dreaded SAP logo remains and Spanish still comes forth.) 116
1 screws skru: n.螺丝钉, 螺旋, 螺杆, 螺孔, 螺旋桨, 吝啬鬼vt.调节, 旋, 加强, 压榨, 强迫, 鼓舞vi.转动, 旋, 拧 (Mr. Douglas screws up his eyes, trying to credit what Bing has just said, but turning to follow Nina down the corridor, he realises Bing must be telling the truth, since he would not have any personal interest in the girl, would he?) 116
11 interest 5intrist n.兴趣, 关心, 重要性, 影响, 利息,利益, 利害vt.使发生兴趣, 引起...的注意 (Mr. Douglas screws up his eyes, trying to credit what Bing has just said, but turning to follow Nina down the corridor, he realises Bing must be telling the truth, since he would not have any personal interest in the girl, would he?) 116
2 corridor 5kCridC: n.走廊 (Mr. Douglas screws up his eyes, trying to credit what Bing has just said, but turning to follow Nina down the corridor, he realises Bing must be telling the truth, since he would not have any personal interest in the girl, would he?) 116
3 drift drift n.冲洗, 漂流物, 观望, 漂流v.(使)漂流      DRIFT=Diversity Receiving Instrumentation For Telemetry 遥测分集接收仪表装置, 遥测用分集接收器 (Nina beams flirtatiously at Chandler, who catches her drift, but for once he抯 lost for something to say – so she nods her head to tell him that he抯 thinking correctly...) 116
1 beams bi:m n.梁, 桁条, (光线的)束, 柱, 电波, 横梁v.播送 (Nina beams flirtatiously at Chandler, who catches her drift, but for once he抯 lost for something to say – so she nods her head to tell him that he抯 thinking correctly...) 116
18 relief ri5li:f n.(痛苦等的)减轻, (债务等的)免除, 救济, 调剂, 安慰, 浮雕, 地貌 (Nina gasps in surprise and relief.) 116
1 quizzical 5kwizik(E)l adj.古怪的, 引人发笑的, 嘲弄的, 探询的 (Nina puts her hands on her hips, then gives Chandler a quizzical look.) 116
4 hips   HIPS=High Impact Polystyrene 耐冲击性聚苯乙烯 (Nina puts her hands on her hips, then gives Chandler a quizzical look.) 116
3 steaming 5sti:miN 冒热气的,热气腾腾地v.蒸热, 通入蒸汽, 蒸汽加工, 汽蒸 (Outside in the street, Joey and Chandler arrive, to peer through the window at Phoebe, by bending down to look underneath the shop抯 sign梐 large steaming cup of coffee.) 116
1 peer piE n.同等的人, 贵族vi.凝视, 窥视vt.与...同等, 封为贵族 (Outside in the street, Joey and Chandler arrive, to peer through the window at Phoebe, by bending down to look underneath the shop抯 sign梐 large steaming cup of coffee.) 116
3 bending 5bendiN 弯曲(度), 挠度 (Outside in the street, Joey and Chandler arrive, to peer through the window at Phoebe, by bending down to look underneath the shop抯 sign梐 large steaming cup of coffee.) 116
11 slapping 5slApiN adj.非常快的, 大而壮的, 极好的 (People start getting up. Ross grabs Carol抯 doll to hold it upside down like a football, slapping it with his other hand.) 116
6 anxiously   anxiouslyadv.忧虑地, 不安地 (Phoebe gets up and walks across the hallway, but the door to Chandler and Joey抯 apartment is shut. She knocks, and anxiously waits for Joey to come, but instead her identical twin sister emerges wearing one of Joey抯 shirts.) 116
1 reels ri:l n.(棉纱, 电线等的)卷轴, (磁带等的)一盘, 旋转, 蹒跚vt.卷...于轴上, 使旋转vi.蹒跚地走, 旋转, 眩晕, 骚乱, 退缩, 摇晃 (Phoebe reels back in shock, while Ursula defiantly leans against the doorpost as though she owns the place.) 116
11 owns Eun adj.自己的, 特有的, (不用所有格)嫡亲的, 同胞的vt.拥有, 自认, 承认vi.承认 (Phoebe reels back in shock, while Ursula defiantly leans against the doorpost as though she owns the place.) 116
1 doorpost 5dC:pEJst n.门柱 (Phoebe reels back in shock, while Ursula defiantly leans against the doorpost as though she owns the place.) 116
3 defiantly   defiantlyadv.挑战地, 对抗地 (Phoebe reels back in shock, while Ursula defiantly leans against the doorpost as though she owns the place.) 116
11 strangers 5streindVE n.陌生人, 门外汉 (Phoebe walks by, ignoring the two strangers.) 116
12 ignoring i^5nC: vt.不理睬, 忽视, [律](因证据不足而)驳回诉讼 (Phoebe walks by, ignoring the two strangers.) 116
21 rushes   rushes(电影)工作样片,毛片 (Rachel grins as Ross removes the girlie jacket, grabs his own, and rushes out.) 116
11 girlie 5^E:li n.(对少女的呢称)妮, 姑娘, <俚>娼妓 (Rachel grins as Ross removes the girlie jacket, grabs his own, and rushes out.) 116
14 slips slip n.滑倒, 事故, 片, 纸片vi.滑动, 滑倒, 失足, 减退vt.使滑动, 滑过, 摆脱, 闪开, 塞入adj.滑动的, 活络的, 有活结的abbr.Serial Line Interface Protocol, 串行线路接口协议, 是旧式的协议      SLIP(Serial Line Internet Protocol)串行线路接口协议, 是旧式的协议 (Rachel slips, loses her balance, and falls over the edge..) 116
13 edge edV n.刀口, 利刃, 锋, 优势, 边缘, 优势, 尖锐vt.使锋利, 挤进, 镶边, 开刃vi.缓缓移动, 侧着移动      EDGE=Electronic Data Gathering Equipment 电子数据采集设备 (Rachel slips, loses her balance, and falls over the edge..) 116
1 outstayed aut5stei vt.逗留得比...久 (Rachel slowly spins around, finally noticing that the lights have outstayed their welcome.) 116
31 noticing 5nEutis n.通知, 布告, 注意v.注意到 (Rachel slowly spins around, finally noticing that the lights have outstayed their welcome.) 116
15 glare ^lZE n.眩目的光, 显眼, 怒目而视, (冰等的表面)光滑的表面v.闪耀 (Ross comes out of character to glare into the distance.) 116
3 mothers 5mQTE n.母亲, 妈妈 (Ross gets down like all the other mothers, cradled in Susan抯 lap like all the other fathers.) 116
2 fathers 5fB:TE n.父亲, 岳父, 公(丈夫的父亲), 祖先, 前辈, 长辈, 神父, 创始者vt.当...的父亲, 保护, 创立, 治理, 发明, 培养 (Ross gets down like all the other mothers, cradled in Susan抯 lap like all the other fathers.) 116
4 cradled 5kreidl n.摇篮, 发源地, 支船架vt.将...放在摇篮内 (Ross gets down like all the other mothers, cradled in Susan抯 lap like all the other fathers.) 116
41 space speis n.空间, 间隔, 距离, 空地, 余地, 一段时间vt.留间隔, 隔开 (Ross is staring blankly into space.) 116
11 misses mis n.过错, 避免, 失败, 小姐, 姑娘vt.未得到, 未达到, 未听到, 思念, 未觉察, 错过, 遗漏, 逃脱vi.失败, 击不中      Miss=Man-ln-space simulator 人在宇宙空间的模拟装置 (She escapes, fortunately so distracting Mr. Douglas, that he misses Chandler抯 expression of alarm & guilt.) 116
4 guilt ^ilt n.罪行, 内疚 (She escapes, fortunately so distracting Mr. Douglas, that he misses Chandler抯 expression of alarm & guilt.) 116
6 fortunately 5fC:tFEnEtlI adv.幸运地 (She escapes, fortunately so distracting Mr. Douglas, that he misses Chandler抯 expression of alarm & guilt.) 116
2 escapes is5keip n.逃, 逃亡, 溢出设备, 出口, 逃跑, [植]野生vi.逃脱, 避开, 溜走vt.逃避, 避免, 被忘掉 (She escapes, fortunately so distracting Mr. Douglas, that he misses Chandler抯 expression of alarm & guilt.) 116
1 distracting dis5trAkt v.转移 (She escapes, fortunately so distracting Mr. Douglas, that he misses Chandler抯 expression of alarm & guilt.) 116
13 alarm E5lB:m n.警报, 惊慌, 警告器vt.恐吓, 警告 (She escapes, fortunately so distracting Mr. Douglas, that he misses Chandler抯 expression of alarm & guilt.) 116
2 rises raiz n.上升, 增加, 上涨, 高地, 小山, 发生, 出现vi.升起, 起身, 发源, 起义, 高耸, 增长, 上升, 复活vt.使飞起      RISE=Research in Supersonic Environment 超声环境的研究 (She rises, dragging Chandler along by the wool. Rachel has to leap over a chair to follow them. Monica opens the door to find Mr. Heckles standing there.) 116
2 leap li:p v.跳, 跳越, 跳跃n.跳跃, 飞跃 (She rises, dragging Chandler along by the wool. Rachel has to leap over a chair to follow them. Monica opens the door to find Mr. Heckles standing there.) 116
5 thigh Wai n.大腿, 股 (She sympathetically reaches out to fondle the inner thigh of his left leg.) 116
1 sympathetically   sympatheticallyadv.同情地, 怜悯地, 感应着 (She sympathetically reaches out to fondle the inner thigh of his left leg.) 116
5 inner 5inE adj.内部的, 里面的, 内心的n.内部 (She sympathetically reaches out to fondle the inner thigh of his left leg.) 116
1 fondle 5fRnd(E)l v.抚弄 (She sympathetically reaches out to fondle the inner thigh of his left leg.) 116
17 meanwhile 5mi:nwaIl; (?@) 5mInhwaIl (=meantime) n.其间, 其时adv.其间 (Susan just glares back, as Ross抯 inappropriate joke falls flat. Meanwhile, a bubble is about to burst...) 116
109 joke dVEuk n.笑话, 玩笑v.(和...)开玩笑 (Susan just glares back, as Ross抯 inappropriate joke falls flat. Meanwhile, a bubble is about to burst...) 116
5 freezes   freezesv.冻结 (The circle freezes in apprehension.) 116
2 apprehension 7Apri5henFEn n.理解, 忧惧, 拘捕 (The circle freezes in apprehension.) 116
4 rhythm 5riTEm, 5riWEm n.节奏, 韵律 (The sitcom begins with its familiar refrain, yet with a Latin lilt. Rachel and Monica do a little dance with their chopsticks, and Phoebe has to grin as Ross joins in the rhythm.) 116
1 refrain ri5frein n.重复, 叠句, [乐]副歌vi.节制, 避免, 制止 (The sitcom begins with its familiar refrain, yet with a Latin lilt. Rachel and Monica do a little dance with their chopsticks, and Phoebe has to grin as Ross joins in the rhythm.) 116
1 lilt lilt v.唱轻快的调子, 轻快地动n.轻快活泼的调子, 轻快的动作 (The sitcom begins with its familiar refrain, yet with a Latin lilt. Rachel and Monica do a little dance with their chopsticks, and Phoebe has to grin as Ross joins in the rhythm.) 116
1 latin 5lAtin n.拉丁文, 拉丁语, 拉丁语族的adj.拉丁文的, 拉丁语的, 拉丁人的 (The sitcom begins with its familiar refrain, yet with a Latin lilt. Rachel and Monica do a little dance with their chopsticks, and Phoebe has to grin as Ross joins in the rhythm.) 116
3 grin ^rin n.露齿笑, 裂口笑v.露齿而笑 (The sitcom begins with its familiar refrain, yet with a Latin lilt. Rachel and Monica do a little dance with their chopsticks, and Phoebe has to grin as Ross joins in the rhythm.) 116
4 chopsticks 5tFRpstIks n.筷子 (The sitcom begins with its familiar refrain, yet with a Latin lilt. Rachel and Monica do a little dance with their chopsticks, and Phoebe has to grin as Ross joins in the rhythm.) 116
7 pat pAt n.轻拍, (黄油)小块v.轻拍adv.适时, 正好, 恰好adj.恰好的, 合适的, 人为的      Pat  [pAt]  帕特(男子名, Patrick的昵称) (The teacher smiles, but her eyebrows go up. Susan and Carol pat each other affectionately.) 116
11 eyebrows 5aibrau n.眉毛 (The teacher smiles, but her eyebrows go up. Susan and Carol pat each other affectionately.) 116
1 affectionately E`fekFLnEth adv.挚爱地, 亲切地 (The teacher smiles, but her eyebrows go up. Susan and Carol pat each other affectionately.) 116
3 tangled   tangled缠结的, 紊乱的 复杂 的 迷惘的 -gling (The wool-bound trio returns to the table. Rachel has to rush ahead to avoid becoming tangled. Joey brings the shopping bag over to Phoebe, and takes out a nice cardigan.) 116
38 rush rQF n.匆促, 冲进, 急流, 灯芯草vi.冲, 奔, 闯, 赶紧, 涌现vt.使冲, 匆忙地做, 突袭, 飞跃, 用 灯芯草做adj.急需的 (The wool-bound trio returns to the table. Rachel has to rush ahead to avoid becoming tangled. Joey brings the shopping bag over to Phoebe, and takes out a nice cardigan.) 116
6 cardigan 5kB:di^En n.开襟羊毛衫(=cardigan sweater) (The wool-bound trio returns to the table. Rachel has to rush ahead to avoid becoming tangled. Joey brings the shopping bag over to Phoebe, and takes out a nice cardigan.) 116
7 avoid E5vCid vt.避免, 消除 (The wool-bound trio returns to the table. Rachel has to rush ahead to avoid becoming tangled. Joey brings the shopping bag over to Phoebe, and takes out a nice cardigan.) 116
2 scarves skB:vz 领带, (长)桌巾, 丝巾 (They hang up their coats and scarves, then approach their friends on the main sofa.) 116
8 main mein n.主要部分, 体力, 力量, 大陆, 要点, 干线adj.主要的, 重要的, 全力的n.[计] 主群组 (They hang up their coats and scarves, then approach their friends on the main sofa.) 116
10 approach E5prEutF n.接近, 逼近, 走进, 方法, 步骤, 途径, 通路vt.接近, 动手处理vi.靠近 (They hang up their coats and scarves, then approach their friends on the main sofa.) 116
1 schizophrenia 7skizEu5fri:niE n.[心]精神分裂症 (Thinking quickly, Chandler desperately tries to remember anything to do with schizophrenia....)  116
135 ursula 5E:sjulE n. 厄休拉(女子名) (Ursula Buffay, Phoebe抯 identical twin sister, is waiting on tables in her inimitable manner.) 116
48 twin twin n.双胞胎中一人, 孪生子adj.双胞胎的, 一对的, 相似的vi.生双胞胎, 成对vt.孪生, 使成对 (Ursula Buffay, Phoebe抯 identical twin sister, is waiting on tables in her inimitable manner.) 116
1 inimitable i5nimitEbl adj.无法模仿的, 独特的, 无比的 (Ursula Buffay, Phoebe抯 identical twin sister, is waiting on tables in her inimitable manner.) 116
21 identical ai5dentikEl adj.同一的, 同样的 (Ursula Buffay, Phoebe抯 identical twin sister, is waiting on tables in her inimitable manner.) 116
9 spins spinz 尖硬纤维 (Ursula spins around looking puzzled, quite unable to tell where the sound is coming from.) 116
21 state steit n.情形, 状态, 国家, 政府, 州adj.国家的, 国有的, 国营的, 州的, 正式的, 典礼用的vt.声明, 陈述, 规定 [Scene 13: Central Perk, the gang is gathered around Monica comforting her brother, who in a slight state of shock is cuddling a cushion for security.] 116
7 slight slait adj.轻微的, 微小的 [Scene 13: Central Perk, the gang is gathered around Monica comforting her brother, who in a slight state of shock is cuddling a cushion for security.] 116
2 wintry 5wintri adj.象冬季的, 寒冷的, 冬天的, 冷淡的 [Scene: A wintry February day in New York City, snowplows are clearing the streets. Inside Central Perk, all three girls are paying court to Ross.] 116
6 streets stri:t n.街, 街道 [Scene: A wintry February day in New York City, snowplows are clearing the streets. Inside Central Perk, all three girls are paying court to Ross.] 116
1 snowplows 5snEJplaJ n.雪犁, 扫雪机 [Scene: A wintry February day in New York City, snowplows are clearing the streets. Inside Central Perk, all three girls are paying court to Ross.] 116
3 february 5februEri n.二月(略作Feb) [Scene: A wintry February day in New York City, snowplows are clearing the streets. Inside Central Perk, all three girls are paying court to Ross.] 116
13 court kC:t n.法院, 庭院, 朝廷, 宫庭, 球场, 奉承, 求爱, 殷勤vt.向...献殷勤, 追求, 设法获得(他人的支持等), 博得(喝彩), 招致(失败、危险等)vi.求爱 [Scene: A wintry February day in New York City, snowplows are clearing the streets. Inside Central Perk, all three girls are paying court to Ross.] 116
7 clearing 5kliEriN n.空旷地 [Scene: A wintry February day in New York City, snowplows are clearing the streets. Inside Central Perk, all three girls are paying court to Ross.] 116
13 passionate 5pAFEnit adj.充满热情的 [Scene: Chandler's Office, Chandler & Nina are locked in a passionate embrace. Someone knocks, so they hurriedly separate to stare out of the window. Chandler抯 boss opens the door.] 116
10 embrace im5breis vt.拥抱, 互相拥抱, 包含, 收买, 信奉vi.拥抱n.拥抱 [Scene: Chandler's Office, Chandler & Nina are locked in a passionate embrace. Someone knocks, so they hurriedly separate to stare out of the window. Chandler抯 boss opens the door.] 116
17 toy tCi n.玩具 [Scene: Chandler's Office. Chandler is playing with a toy as his boss Mr. Douglas knocks and opens the door.] 116
23 douglas 5dQ^lEs n.道格拉斯(男子名) [Scene: Chandler's Office. Chandler is playing with a toy as his boss Mr. Douglas knocks and opens the door.] 116
64 video 5vidiEu n.电视, 录象, 视频 [Scene: Lamaze class, Ross is again on the floor, cradled in Susan抯 lap, but now Carol is cradled in his lap, and she has a pretend baby, on her lap. The teacher is showing her class a video, which is about to end.] 116
10 surgery 5sE:dVEri n.外科, 外科学, 手术室, 诊疗室 [Scene: Lamaze class. Susan is there. Each couple has a doll, for they have just finished learning how to change a diaper. As Ross rushes in, stepping on the Rostins?pretend baby, squashing its head flat. It bleats, in protest. He performs emergency surgery, then hands the doll back to J.C.] 116
6 stepping 5stepiN 步进, 分级 [Scene: Lamaze class. Susan is there. Each couple has a doll, for they have just finished learning how to change a diaper. As Ross rushes in, stepping on the Rostins?pretend baby, squashing its head flat. It bleats, in protest. He performs emergency surgery, then hands the doll back to J.C.] 116
1 squashing   squashing压碎, 破碎, 捣碎, 磨碎 [Scene: Lamaze class. Susan is there. Each couple has a doll, for they have just finished learning how to change a diaper. As Ross rushes in, stepping on the Rostins?pretend baby, squashing its head flat. It bleats, in protest. He performs emergency surgery, then hands the doll back to J.C.] 116
2 performs pE5fC:m vt.履行, 执行, 表演, 演出v.完成任务 [Scene: Lamaze class. Susan is there. Each couple has a doll, for they have just finished learning how to change a diaper. As Ross rushes in, stepping on the Rostins?pretend baby, squashing its head flat. It bleats, in protest. He performs emergency surgery, then hands the doll back to J.C.] 116
13 learning 5lE:niN n.知识, 学问, 学习, 学 [Scene: Lamaze class. Susan is there. Each couple has a doll, for they have just finished learning how to change a diaper. As Ross rushes in, stepping on the Rostins?pretend baby, squashing its head flat. It bleats, in protest. He performs emergency surgery, then hands the doll back to J.C.] 116
10 flat flAt adj.平坦的, 扁平的, 单调的, 倒下的, 浅的, 干脆的, 无聊的, 无力的adv.平直地, 仰卧地, 恰恰, 正好, 断然地n.平面, 平地, 一层, 公寓v.(使)变平, (使)降半音 [Scene: Lamaze class. Susan is there. Each couple has a doll, for they have just finished learning how to change a diaper. As Ross rushes in, stepping on the Rostins?pretend baby, squashing its head flat. It bleats, in protest. He performs emergency surgery, then hands the doll back to J.C.] 116
22 diaper 5daiEpE n.尿布 [Scene: Lamaze class. Susan is there. Each couple has a doll, for they have just finished learning how to change a diaper. As Ross rushes in, stepping on the Rostins?pretend baby, squashing its head flat. It bleats, in protest. He performs emergency surgery, then hands the doll back to J.C.] 116
1 bleats bli:t n.叫声v.低声诉说 [Scene: Lamaze class. Susan is there. Each couple has a doll, for they have just finished learning how to change a diaper. As Ross rushes in, stepping on the Rostins?pretend baby, squashing its head flat. It bleats, in protest. He performs emergency surgery, then hands the doll back to J.C.] 116
3 takeout   takeout(桥牌中)示意搭档改叫的叫牌 [Scene: Monica and Rachel's, Ross, Chandler, and the girls are dividing some Chinese takeout, while the sitcom Family Matters is playing on the TV.] 116
4 sitcom 5sItkRm situation comedy 连续剧 [Scene: Monica and Rachel's, Ross, Chandler, and the girls are dividing some Chinese takeout, while the sitcom Family Matters is playing on the TV.] 116
2 dividing di5vaidiN adj.区分的, 分划的 [Scene: Monica and Rachel's, Ross, Chandler, and the girls are dividing some Chinese takeout, while the sitcom Family Matters is playing on the TV.] 116
5 wool wul n.羊毛, 毛织品, 毛线, 绒线, 毛料衣物 [Scene: Monica and Rachel抯, Phoebe is watching a Spanish version of The Waltons. At a nearby table sit Monica knitting, Rachel winding a ball of wool, and Chandler supplying them both from a skein which is spread between his hands.] 116
2 winding 5waindiN n.绕, 缠, 绕组, 线圈 [Scene: Monica and Rachel抯, Phoebe is watching a Spanish version of The Waltons. At a nearby table sit Monica knitting, Rachel winding a ball of wool, and Chandler supplying them both from a skein which is spread between his hands.] 116
1 supplying sE5plai n.补给, 供给, 供应品vt.补给, 供给, 提供, 补充, 代理vi.替代他人职务 [Scene: Monica and Rachel抯, Phoebe is watching a Spanish version of The Waltons. At a nearby table sit Monica knitting, Rachel winding a ball of wool, and Chandler supplying them both from a skein which is spread between his hands.] 116
1 skein skein n.(一)束, (一)群, 一团糟 [Scene: Monica and Rachel抯, Phoebe is watching a Spanish version of The Waltons. At a nearby table sit Monica knitting, Rachel winding a ball of wool, and Chandler supplying them both from a skein which is spread between his hands.] 116
8 nearby 5niEbai adj.附近的, 邻近的adv.在附近 [Scene: Monica and Rachel抯, Phoebe is watching a Spanish version of The Waltons. At a nearby table sit Monica knitting, Rachel winding a ball of wool, and Chandler supplying them both from a skein which is spread between his hands.] 116
3 manual 5mAnjuEl n.手册, 指南adj.手的, 手动的, 手工的, 体力的, 手册(性质)的, [律]实际占有的 [Scene: Monica and Rachel抯, Ross, Rachel, Chandler, and Phoebe are sharing a bowl of popcorn, while Monica carefully reads the instruction manual for her television set.] 116
3 instruction in5strQkFEn n.指示, 用法说明(书), 教育, 指导, 指令 [Scene: Monica and Rachel抯, Ross, Rachel, Chandler, and Phoebe are sharing a bowl of popcorn, while Monica carefully reads the instruction manual for her television set.] 116
8 carefully 5keEfJlI adv.小心地, 谨慎地 [Scene: Monica and Rachel抯, Ross, Rachel, Chandler, and Phoebe are sharing a bowl of popcorn, while Monica carefully reads the instruction manual for her television set.] 116
3 trio 5tri:Eu n.三重唱 [Scene: The Lamaze class, several couples and one trio sit on the floor, introducing themselves to the teacher, who抯 got as far as a woman sitting next to Ross, Carol, and Susan.] 116
17 themselves TEm5selvz pron.他们自己, 她们自己, 它们自己, 他们亲自, 她们亲自, 它们亲自 [Scene: The Lamaze class, several couples and one trio sit on the floor, introducing themselves to the teacher, who抯 got as far as a woman sitting next to Ross, Carol, and Susan.] 116
72 teacher 5ti:tFE n.教师 [Scene: The Lamaze class, several couples and one trio sit on the floor, introducing themselves to the teacher, who抯 got as far as a woman sitting next to Ross, Carol, and Susan.] 116
15 several 5sevErEl adj.几个, 个别的, 单独的pron.几个 [Scene: The Lamaze class, several couples and one trio sit on the floor, introducing themselves to the teacher, who抯 got as far as a woman sitting next to Ross, Carol, and Susan.] 116
10 couples 5kQpl n.(一)对, (一)双, 夫妇vt.连合, 连接, 结合vi.结合, 结婚 [Scene: The Lamaze class, several couples and one trio sit on the floor, introducing themselves to the teacher, who抯 got as far as a woman sitting next to Ross, Carol, and Susan.] 116
3 roast rEust v.烤, 烘, 烘烤, 暴露于某种热力下以得温暖 Carol: (screaming at Ross) Oh, what do you know?  No one's going up to you and saying, "Hi, is that your nostril?  Mind if we push this pot roast through it?" 116
3 nostril 5nCstril n.鼻孔 Carol: (screaming at Ross) Oh, what do you know?  No one's going up to you and saying, "Hi, is that your nostril?  Mind if we push this pot roast through it?" 116
25 merry 5meri adj.欢乐的, 愉快的      Merry  [5meri]  梅丽(女子名) Chandler: (Looking out at the balcony) So tell me something, is leaving the Christmas lights up part of your plan to keep us merry all year long? 116
16 bright brait adj.明亮的, 辉煌的, 欢快的, 聪明的, 伶俐的      Bright  [brait]  布赖特(①姓氏 ②Richard, 1789-1858, 英国医学家) Chandler: (Suddenly bright) Would you like to have dinner sometime? 116
15 imitates 5imiteit vt.模仿, 仿效, 仿制, 仿造v.模仿 Chandler: And (he imitates the buzzer) to you too, Helen. 116
47 rather 5rB:TE adv.宁愿, 宁可, 更正确, 更合适, 有点, 相当 Chandler: And err, he informed me that uh, she took the news rather badly, in fact, he uh, mentioned the word frenzy. 116
3 informed in5fC:md adj.见多识广的 Chandler: And err, he informed me that uh, she took the news rather badly, in fact, he uh, mentioned the word frenzy. 116
1 frenzy 5frenzi n.狂暴, 狂怒 Chandler: And err, he informed me that uh, she took the news rather badly, in fact, he uh, mentioned the word frenzy. 116
1 chrysler   Chrysler克莱斯勒汽车 Chandler: And that抯 the Chrysler Building right there. 116
1 threat Wret n.恐吓, 凶兆, 威胁 Chandler: And yet, believable. So I decided not to fire her again until I can be assured that she will be no threat to herself, or others. 116
3 believable bI`li:vEbl adj.可信的 Chandler: And yet, believable. So I decided not to fire her again until I can be assured that she will be no threat to herself, or others. 116
2 assured E5FuEd adj.确实的, 确定的 Chandler: And yet, believable. So I decided not to fire her again until I can be assured that she will be no threat to herself, or others. 116
1 insincerely   insincerelyadv.不诚实地, 无诚意地 Chandler: Helen drinks. (Insincerely) Will you marry me? 116
6 knit nit v.编织, 密接, 结合 Chandler: Knit, good woman, knit, knit! 116
15 science 5saiEns n.科学, 自然科学, 理科 Chandler: Oh, and I抳e got Earth Science, but I'll catch you in Gym. 116
42 gym dVim gymnasium 体育n.体育馆, 体操 Chandler: Oh, and I抳e got Earth Science, but I'll catch you in Gym. 116
11 earth E:W n.地球, 陆地, 泥土, 洞穴, 地球上的人类, 尘世, [电]接地vt.埋入土中, 把...赶入洞内, 把...接地vi.躲入洞内 Chandler: Oh, and I抳e got Earth Science, but I'll catch you in Gym. 116
1 twinkling 5twiNkliN adj.闪烁的, 闪亮的, 荧荧的n.闪烁, 闪动, 转瞬 Chandler: Oh, no, no. Nina... (miming fairies twinkling around his head) ..she is whooo wewee-woo whoo whoo! In fact, if you asked her right now, she would have no recollection of being fired at all, none at all. 116
2 recollection 7rekE5lekFEn n.回忆, 记忆, 回想 Chandler: Oh, no, no. Nina... (miming fairies twinkling around his head) ..she is whooo wewee-woo whoo whoo! In fact, if you asked her right now, she would have no recollection of being fired at all, none at all. 116
2 fairies 5fZEri n.仙女, 精灵, <美俚>漂亮姑娘adj.仙女的 Chandler: Oh, no, no. Nina... (miming fairies twinkling around his head) ..she is whooo wewee-woo whoo whoo! In fact, if you asked her right now, she would have no recollection of being fired at all, none at all. 116
3 paperwork 5peIpEw\:k n.文书工作 Chandler: Oh, you don抰 know. (Presses a button.) Helen, could you make sure we put through the paperwork on Miss Bookbinder抯 raise? 116
2 stapler 5steiplE n.订书机 Chandler: Pretty well. Except for the stapler thing. (He holds up a bandaged hand.) Little tip: if you抮e ever in a similar situation, never ever leave your hand... (he mimes Nina taking her revenge) ..on the desk. 116
8 similar 5similE adj.相似的, 类似的 Chandler: Pretty well. Except for the stapler thing. (He holds up a bandaged hand.) Little tip: if you抮e ever in a similar situation, never ever leave your hand... (he mimes Nina taking her revenge) ..on the desk. 116
4 revenge ri5vendV n.报仇, 复仇vt.替...报仇, 复仇 Chandler: Pretty well. Except for the stapler thing. (He holds up a bandaged hand.) Little tip: if you抮e ever in a similar situation, never ever leave your hand... (he mimes Nina taking her revenge) ..on the desk. 116
31 post pEJst n.柱, 邮件, 岗位, 职位, 邮政vt.张贴, 揭示, 邮递, 布置vi.快速旅行adv.加速地abbr.[军] Passive Optical Seeker Technique, 被动光学自导的导弹技术      POST=Polymer Science and Technoligy 《聚合物科学技术》([美]期刊)      Post  [pEust]  波斯特(姓氏) Chandler: Uh, Yes. Yes. I抳e just been going over your data here, and little thing, you抳e been post-dating your Friday numbers. 116
14 friday 5fraidi n.星期五 Chandler: Uh, Yes. Yes. I抳e just been going over your data here, and little thing, you抳e been post-dating your Friday numbers. 116
2 psychology sai5kClEdVi n.心理学, 心理状态 Chandler: Well, I guess that抯 why they call it psychology, sir. 116
5 whack (h)wAk vt.重打, 击败vi.重击 Chandler: Well, it throws my WENUS out of whack. 116
3 indicates 5indikeit vt.指出, 显示, 象征, 预示, 需要, 简要地说明 Chandler: Yeah, listen. Okay, before you do anything Joey-like, you might wanna run it by err... (he indicates Phoebe, who is helping Ross understand the remote control.) 116
4 psychiatrist saI5kaIEtrIst; (?@) sI- n.精神病医师, 精神病学家 Chandler: Yes, yes she is. Didn抰 I memo you on this? See, after I let her go, err, I got a call from her psychiatrist, Dr. Flanen-nen, Dr. Flanen, Dr. Flan.  116
1 nen   NEN=Nederlands Norm 荷兰国家标准 Chandler: Yes, yes she is. Didn抰 I memo you on this? See, after I let her go, err, I got a call from her psychiatrist, Dr. Flanen-nen, Dr. Flanen, Dr. Flan.  116
3 memo 5memEu n.备忘录 Chandler: Yes, yes she is. Didn抰 I memo you on this? See, after I let her go, err, I got a call from her psychiatrist, Dr. Flanen-nen, Dr. Flanen, Dr. Flan.  116
8 flan flAn, flB:n n.果馅饼,(轧制钱币的)坯子 Chandler: Yes, yes she is. Didn抰 I memo you on this? See, after I let her go, err, I got a call from her psychiatrist, Dr. Flanen-nen, Dr. Flanen, Dr. Flan.  116
8 monkeys 5mQNki n.猴子 Chandler: You know, Ross, some scientists are now saying that, that monkeys and babies are actually different. 116
13 till til prep.直到, 在...以前, 迄conj.在...以前, 直到...为止vt.耕种n.(商店)铁柜, 放钱的抽屉, 备用现金, 冰渍 Fran: I抦 gonna wait till after we order. It抯 her, right. 116
7 indicating 5indikeitiN 指示, 标志 Fran: Look, you抮e cold, I have to pee, and... (indicating the sign) ..there抯 a cup of coffee on the window. How bad could it be? 116
31 nina 5ni:nE n.尼娜(Anna的昵称) (f.) Helen: (Over the intercom) Nina Bookbinder is here to see you. 116
1 bookbinder 5bJkbaIndE(r) n.装订商 Helen: (Over the intercom) Nina Bookbinder is here to see you. 116
1 psychological 7saikE5lCdVikEl adj.心理(上)的 Helen: (Over the intercom) So you still want me to send her psychological profile to Personnel? 116
4 profile 5prEufail n.剖面, 侧面, 外形, 轮廓 Helen: (Over the intercom) So you still want me to send her psychological profile to Personnel? 116
2 personnel 7pE:sE5nel n.人员, 职员 Helen: (Over the intercom) So you still want me to send her psychological profile to Personnel? 116
4 swordfish 5sC:dfIF n.[鱼] 旗鱼 Jamie: No, no, no. We were there last night. She kept... (shuddering at the memory) ..bringing swordfish. (Indicating the ladies?bathroom) are you gonna go to the, um? 116
2 shuddering   shuddering发抖的, 震动的 Jamie: No, no, no. We were there last night. She kept... (shuddering at the memory) ..bringing swordfish. (Indicating the ladies?bathroom) are you gonna go to the, um? 116
5 spreading 5sprediN v.撒布 Joey: (Spreading his arms wide) Yes. 116
2 fries frai n.油炸食物, 油炸锅, 鱼苗, 鱼秧v.油炸, 油煎 Joey: I went back to Riff抯. I think Ursula likes me. All I ordered was coffee, she brought me a tuna meltt and four plates of curly fries. 116
5 curly 5kE:li adj.卷曲的, 卷毛的, 弯曲的, (木材)有皱状纹理的 Joey: I went back to Riff抯. I think Ursula likes me. All I ordered was coffee, she brought me a tuna meltt and four plates of curly fries. 116
9 fits fit n.突然发作, 适合, 痉挛, 一阵adj.合适的, 恰当的, 健康的, ,准备好的vt.适合, 安装, 使合身, 使适应, 使合格vi.适合, 符合      FIT=Fabrication, Integration Test 制作、集成与试验 Joey: Phoebe, could you do me a favour? Could you try this on? I just wanna make sure it fits. 116
1 wistfully   wistfullyadv.渴望地, 希望地 Monica and Rachel: (Wistfully, shaking their heads) No. 116
26 shaking `FeIkIN n.摇动, 挥动 Monica and Rachel: (Wistfully, shaking their heads) No. 116
2 remotely   remotelyadv.遥远地, 偏僻地 Monica: (Remotely turning off the television) okay, Pheebs, they抮e gone. 116
1 thinnest   thinnestadj.薄的,瘦的 Monica: Congratulations, I think you抳e found the world抯 thinnest argument. 116
6 argument 5B:^jumEnt n.争论, 辩论, 论据, 论点, ~ (for,against), 意见 Monica: Congratulations, I think you抳e found the world抯 thinnest argument. 116
12 hon hQn n.爱人 Monica: Hon, you gotta talk to Joey. 116
4 freezing 5fri:ziN adj.冰冻的, 严寒的, 冷冻用的 Monica: Rachel, what are you doing? It抯 freezing out here. Would you come back inside? 116
29 remote ri5mEut adj.遥远的, 偏僻的, 细微的 Monica: Ross, your little creature抯 got the remote again. 116
2 vaguely 5veI^lI adv.含糊地, 暧昧地 Mr. Douglas: (Shutting the door, then pointing vaguely at Nina抯 shapely departure) She抯 still here. 116
1 shapely 5FeIplI adj.样子好的, 匀称的, 形状美观的, 定形的, 有条理的 Mr. Douglas: (Shutting the door, then pointing vaguely at Nina抯 shapely departure) She抯 still here. 116
1 departure di5pB:tFE n.启程, 出发, 离开 Mr. Douglas: (Shutting the door, then pointing vaguely at Nina抯 shapely departure) She抯 still here. 116
1 seventies 5sevEnti num.七十 Mr. Douglas: It抯 pretty ugly. We haven抰 seen an ANUS this bad since the seventies. 116
1 anus 5einEs n.肛门 Mr. Douglas: It抯 pretty ugly. We haven抰 seen an ANUS this bad since the seventies. 116
2 annual 5AnjuEl n.一年生植物, 年刊, 年鉴adj.一年一次的, 每年的, 一年生的 Mr. Douglas: Ohh, it抯 been better. The Annual Net Usage Statistics are in. 116
19 ceiling 5si:liN n.天花板, 最高限度 Mr.Heckles: I can hear you through the ceiling. My cats can抰 sleep. 116
9 avoiding E5vCid vt.避免, 消除 Nina: I don抰 know. For the past couple days, people have been avoiding me and giving me these really strange looks. 116
28 flirting flE:t vt.忽然弹出, 挥动vi.调情, 摇晃的移动, 玩弄, 摇晃地摆动, 摆动, 轻率地对待n.卖弄风情的人, 调情的人 Nina: Mr.Douglas... (flirting defensively) ..cool tie. 116
2 statistics stE5tistiks n.统计学, 统计表 Nina: Oh, Net Usage Statistics, right. Gotcha, gotcha. Won抰 happen again. I wouldn抰 want to do anything to hurt your... "wenus." 116
18 gotcha `^CtFE <口>=(I have)got you Nina: Oh, Net Usage Statistics, right. Gotcha, gotcha. Won抰 happen again. I wouldn抰 want to do anything to hurt your... "wenus." 116
13 dropping 5drCpiN n.滴下, 滴下物, 空投, 兽粪 Phoebe: (Her face dropping) Oh, really. 116
3 blankly   blanklyadv.茫然地, 毫无表情地 Phoebe: (Smiling blankly) Right, and it抯 me. 116
25 dumb dQm adj.哑的, 无说话能力的, 不说话的, 无声音的 Phoebe: It抯 mostly just dumb sister stuff, you know, I mean, like, everyone always thought of her as the pretty one, you know... Oh, oh, she was the first one to start walking, even though I did it... later that same day. But, to my parents, by then it was like "yeah, right, well what else is new?" 116
2 safer   saferadj.safe的比较级 Phoebe: Morly Safer. 116
4 salts sC:lt n.食盐, 风趣, 刺激adj.含盐的, 咸的, 风趣的, 辛辣的vt.加盐于, 用盐腌      SALTabbr. 限制战略武器会谈 Phoebe: Ooh! Bath salts would be nice. 116
18 examining i^5zAmin v.检查, 调查, 考试 Phoebe: Ooh, my first birthday present... (delightedly examining the cardigan in her lap) ..oh, this is really... 116
1 delightedly   delightedlyadv.欣喜地, 快乐地 Phoebe: Ooh, my first birthday present... (delightedly examining the cardigan in her lap) ..oh, this is really... 116
2 randy 5rAndi adj.<主苏格兰>粗鲁的, 好色的n.<苏格兰>泼妇, 强要饭的      Randy  [5rAndi]  兰迪(男子名, Randolph的昵称) Phoebe: Um, yeah. Look, I mean, I抦 not saying she抯 like evil or anything. She just, you know, she抯 always breaking my stuff. When I was eight, and I wouldn抰 let her have my Judy Jetson thermos, so she threw it under the bus. And then, oh, and then there was Randy Brown, who was like... Have you ever had a boyfriend who was like your best friend? 116
30 evil 5i:vl adj.邪恶的, 带来麻烦的, 不幸的, 有害的, 诽谤的n.邪恶, 不幸, 罪恶 Phoebe: Um, yeah. Look, I mean, I抦 not saying she抯 like evil or anything. She just, you know, she抯 always breaking my stuff. When I was eight, and I wouldn抰 let her have my Judy Jetson thermos, so she threw it under the bus. And then, oh, and then there was Randy Brown, who was like... Have you ever had a boyfriend who was like your best friend? 116
38 brown braun n.褐色adj.褐色的, 棕色的v.(使)成褐色, 晒黑      Brown  [braun]  布朗(姓氏) Phoebe: Um, yeah. Look, I mean, I抦 not saying she抯 like evil or anything. She just, you know, she抯 always breaking my stuff. When I was eight, and I wouldn抰 let her have my Judy Jetson thermos, so she threw it under the bus. And then, oh, and then there was Randy Brown, who was like... Have you ever had a boyfriend who was like your best friend? 116
40 stole stEul vbl.steal的过去式n.女用披肩, 圣衣, 长巾 Phoebe: Well, but that抯 what he was for me. And she you know, kind of stole him away, and then... broke his heart... and then he wouldn抰 even talk to me any more. Because he said he didn抰 wanna be around... anything that looked like either one of us. 116
3 comforts 5kQmfEt n.安慰, 舒适, 安慰者vt.安慰, 使(痛苦等)缓和      Comfort  [5kQmfEt]  康福特(女子名) Rachel: (She comforts him too) Oh, you抮e gonna be great! 116
5 railing 5reiliN n.栏杆, 扶手 Rachel: No no no no no. You wanted me to take them down, so... (she climbs onto the railing to reach the top of a pole) ..I抦 takin?抏m down. Okay? Whoa! (Screams.) 116
7 pole pEul n.棒, 柱, 杆, 竿, 极, 磁极, 电极vt.用竿支撑, 用棒推vi.撑篙      Pole  [pEul]  n. 波兰人 Rachel: No no no no no. You wanted me to take them down, so... (she climbs onto the railing to reach the top of a pole) ..I抦 takin?抏m down. Okay? Whoa! (Screams.) 116
1 quickie 5kwiki n.<俚>匆匆做成的事, 快饮adj.<俚>简短的, 速成的 Rachel: Oh, well, that shouldn抰 be so hard, now that you抮e dating. (Imitating men at their worst) "Sweetheart, you抮e fired, but how 抌out a quickie before I go to work?" 116
3 evelyn 5i:vlin, 5evlin n. 伊夫林(女子名) Rachel: Okay... Let me put it this way. Anything from Crabtree and Evelyn? 116
1 occurring E5kE:riN [美口]事变 事件 事故 Rachel: This is just occurring to you? 116
13 refrigerator ri5fridVEreitE n.电冰箱, 冷藏库 Rachel: Well, someone was supposed to write "Rach, take down the lights" and put it on the re... frigerate... (finally noticing Monica抯 note stuck to the refrigerator) How long has that been there? 116
4 struggles 5strQ^l n.竞争, 努力, 奋斗vi.努力, 奋斗, 挣扎vt.尽力使得, 使劲移动 Ross: Absolutely. (Turns back to the woman next to him.) So, twins... hah! That抯 like two births. (He struggles again.) Ouch. 116
3 births bE:W n.出生, 产生, 出身 Ross: Absolutely. (Turns back to the woman next to him.) So, twins... hah! That抯 like two births. (He struggles again.) Ouch. 116
7 peed pi: n.小便撒尿vi.小便撒尿 Ross: And then, like three days in a row he got to the newspaper before I did, and peed all over the crossword. 116
1 overwhelms 5EuvE5welm vt.淹没, 覆没, 受打击, 制服, 压倒 Ross: Hi, um, I抦 err, (has to clear his throat) I抦 Ross Geller, and err ah... (pats Carol抯 bulge) ..that抯, that抯 my boy in there, and uh, (points) this is Carol Willick, and this... is Susan Bunch. Susan is um Carol抯, just, com... (embarrassment finally overwhelms the poor fellow, who becomes incoherent until) ..who抯 next? 116
6 fellow 5felEJ n.人, 家伙, 伙伴, 学会特别会员, 朋友, 同事adj.同伴的, 同事的, 同道的 Ross: Hi, um, I抦 err, (has to clear his throat) I抦 Ross Geller, and err ah... (pats Carol抯 bulge) ..that抯, that抯 my boy in there, and uh, (points) this is Carol Willick, and this... is Susan Bunch. Susan is um Carol抯, just, com... (embarrassment finally overwhelms the poor fellow, who becomes incoherent until) ..who抯 next? 116
6 embarrassment im5bArEsmEnt n.困窘, 阻碍 Ross: Hi, um, I抦 err, (has to clear his throat) I抦 Ross Geller, and err ah... (pats Carol抯 bulge) ..that抯, that抯 my boy in there, and uh, (points) this is Carol Willick, and this... is Susan Bunch. Susan is um Carol抯, just, com... (embarrassment finally overwhelms the poor fellow, who becomes incoherent until) ..who抯 next? 116
5 com 小型可执行程序的扩展名, 串行通讯端口[域] Commercial organizations,商业组织,公司The Component Object Model组件对象模型 Ross: Hi, um, I抦 err, (has to clear his throat) I抦 Ross Geller, and err ah... (pats Carol抯 bulge) ..that抯, that抯 my boy in there, and uh, (points) this is Carol Willick, and this... is Susan Bunch. Susan is um Carol抯, just, com... (embarrassment finally overwhelms the poor fellow, who becomes incoherent until) ..who抯 next? 116
1 bulge bQldV n.凸出部分v.凸出, 膨胀 Ross: Hi, um, I抦 err, (has to clear his throat) I抦 Ross Geller, and err ah... (pats Carol抯 bulge) ..that抯, that抯 my boy in there, and uh, (points) this is Carol Willick, and this... is Susan Bunch. Susan is um Carol抯, just, com... (embarrassment finally overwhelms the poor fellow, who becomes incoherent until) ..who抯 next? 116
4 becomes bi5kQm vi.变成, 成为, 变得vt.适合, 相称 Ross: Hi, um, I抦 err, (has to clear his throat) I抦 Ross Geller, and err ah... (pats Carol抯 bulge) ..that抯, that抯 my boy in there, and uh, (points) this is Carol Willick, and this... is Susan Bunch. Susan is um Carol抯, just, com... (embarrassment finally overwhelms the poor fellow, who becomes incoherent until) ..who抯 next? 116
13 whether 5(h)weTE conj.是否, 不管, 无论 Ross: I don抰 know whether he抯 testing me, or just acting out, but my monkey is out of control. But, he keeps erasing the messages on my machine, "supposedly" by accident. 116
7 testing 5testiN n.测试adj.与试验有关的, 试验的 Ross: I don抰 know whether he抯 testing me, or just acting out, but my monkey is out of control. But, he keeps erasing the messages on my machine, "supposedly" by accident. 116
6 supposedly sE5pEuzidli adv.想像上, 按照推测 Ross: I don抰 know whether he抯 testing me, or just acting out, but my monkey is out of control. But, he keeps erasing the messages on my machine, "supposedly" by accident. 116
1 erasing i5reiz vt.抹去, 擦掉, 消磁, <俚>杀死 Ross: I don抰 know whether he抯 testing me, or just acting out, but my monkey is out of control. But, he keeps erasing the messages on my machine, "supposedly" by accident. 116
54 acting 5AktiN adj.代理的, 起作用的, 演戏的 Ross: I don抰 know whether he抯 testing me, or just acting out, but my monkey is out of control. But, he keeps erasing the messages on my machine, "supposedly" by accident. 116
11 ink iNk n.墨水 Ross: It doesn抰 matter. You don抰 dip your pen in the company ink. 116
5 buddies 5bQdi n.<美口>密友, 伙伴      Buddy  [5bQdi]  巴迪(男子名) Ross: Like buddies. 116
2 parenting   parentingn. (父母对子女的)养育 Ross: No, Susan抯 gonna be there too. We抳e got dads, we抳e got lesbians, the whole parenting team. 116
3 lesbians 5lezbiEn, -bjEn 女性同性恋者      Lesbian     adj.(女性)同性恋的n.同性恋的女性 Ross: No, Susan抯 gonna be there too. We抳e got dads, we抳e got lesbians, the whole parenting team. 116
4 dads dAd n.爸爸, 爹爹      DAD=Data Automation Digest 《数据自动处理文摘》 (期刊) Ross: No, Susan抯 gonna be there too. We抳e got dads, we抳e got lesbians, the whole parenting team. 116
7 lamaze lE`meIz adj.[医]心理助产法的 Ross: Oh, Pheebs, I抦 sorry, I抳e got to go. I抳e got Lamaze class. 116
34 fix fiks vt.使固定, 装置, 修理, 准备, 安装, 凝视, 整理, 牢记vi.固定, 注视, 决定, 选定, 确定n.困境, 方位, 贿赂 Ross: Relax, I抣l fix it. 116
1 shirley 5FE:li n. 雪莉(女子名) Ross: You wanna watch Laverne y Shirley? 116
2 laverne lE`v\:n n.拉维恩(Verna的异体)(f.) Ross: You wanna watch Laverne y Shirley? 116
21 miracle 5mirEkl n.奇迹, 奇事 Soothing male voice: ..a sound Mom and Dad never forget. For this after all, is the miracle of birth. 116
5 triumphantly   triumphantlyadv.成功地,耀武扬威地 Susan: (Triumphantly) On your back... Mom. 116
20 flip flip vt.掷, 弹, 轻击, (用鞭等)抽打, 空翻vi.用指轻弹, 抽打, 翻动书页(或纸张), 蹦跳n.抛, 弹, 筋斗adj.无礼的, 冒失的, 轻率的      FLIP=Floating Indeved Point Arithmetic 变址浮点运算 Susan: I will flip you for it. 116
10 training 5treiniN n.训练, 练习adj.训练的 Susan: Look, I don抰 see why I should have to miss out on the coaching training just because I抦 a woman. 116
4 mommies 5mCmi n.妈咪 Teacher: Alright, Mommies, take a nice deep cleansing breath. 116
8 supporting sE5pC:tiN 支持的, 支撑的 Teacher: Alrighty. We抮e gonna start with some basic third stage breathing exercises, so Mummies, why don抰 you get on your back? And... coaches, you should be supporting Mummy抯 head. 116
1 mummies 5mQmi n.[小儿语] 妈咪, [口头语] 妈妈, 木乃伊, 干瘪的人 Teacher: Alrighty. We抮e gonna start with some basic third stage breathing exercises, so Mummies, why don抰 you get on your back? And... coaches, you should be supporting Mummy抯 head. 116
1 exercises 5eksEsaiz n.练习, 习题, 训练, 锻炼, 演习v.训练, 锻炼vt.行使, 使担扰 Teacher: Alrighty. We抮e gonna start with some basic third stage breathing exercises, so Mummies, why don抰 you get on your back? And... coaches, you should be supporting Mummy抯 head. 116
1 coaches kEutF n.四轮大马车, 长途汽车, 教练v.训练, 指导 Teacher: Alrighty. We抮e gonna start with some basic third stage breathing exercises, so Mummies, why don抰 you get on your back? And... coaches, you should be supporting Mummy抯 head. 116
9 breathing 5bri:TiN n.呼吸, 瞬间, 微风adj.呼吸的, 逼真的, 短暂的休息 Teacher: Alrighty. We抮e gonna start with some basic third stage breathing exercises, so Mummies, why don抰 you get on your back? And... coaches, you should be supporting Mummy抯 head. 116
6 basic 5beisik n.基本, 要素, 基础adj.基本的, 碱性的n.[计]BASIC语言, 基本高级语言      BASIC=Beginners All-purpose Symbolic Instruction Code BASIC 语言(初学者通用指令码) Teacher: Alrighty. We抮e gonna start with some basic third stage breathing exercises, so Mummies, why don抰 you get on your back? And... coaches, you should be supporting Mummy抯 head. 116
3 vagina vE5dVainE n.[动]鞘, [解]阴道, [植]叶鞘 Teacher: Good. Now imagine your vagina is opening like a flower. 116
16 flower 5flauE n.花, 开花的植物, 花卉, 精华, 盛时vi.开花, 旺盛, 成熟vt.用花装饰, 使开花      Flower  [5flauE]  弗劳尔(姓氏) Teacher: Good. Now imagine your vagina is opening like a flower. 116
21 final 5fainEl n.结局, 决赛, 期末考试, <口>报纸(在一天中)最晚版adj.最后的, 最终的, 决定性的 Teacher: Lights please? And that抯 having a baby. Next week is our final class. 116
2 aprons 5eiprEn n.围裙, 外表或作用类似围裙的东西, [机]挡板, 护坦 Ursula: Right, yeah, 抍ause its close to where I live, and the aprons are really cute. 116
1 minot mi5nEu 米诺(谷物单位, 约39升)      Minot  [5mainEt]  迈诺特(①姓氏 ②George Richards, 1885-1950, 美国内科学家, 曾获1934年诺贝尔生理学-医学奖) With Minot Adjustments by: Tennant Stuart 116
45 michael 5maIkl n.迈克尔(男子名) Woman: Hi, we抮e the Rostins. Err, I抦 J.C., and he抯 Michael, and we抮e having a boy, and a girl. 116
28 j dVeI n.字母j Woman: Hi, we抮e the Rostins. Err, I抦 J.C., and he抯 Michael, and we抮e having a boy, and a girl. 116
17 err E: vi.犯错, 做错, 犯罪, [废]走上歧途 Woman: Hi, we抮e the Rostins. Err, I抦 J.C., and he抯 Michael, and we抮e having a boy, and a girl. 116
14 slightly 5slaitli adv.些微地, 苗条地 (..then turn back to the desk when the surprise hits them, and Ross and Chandler whip around once more. Monica and Rachel recoil slightly.) 117
5 recoil ri5kCil n.畏缩, 后退, 弹回, 反作用, 后座力vi.退却, 畏缩, 弹回, 撤退, 反冲 (..then turn back to the desk when the surprise hits them, and Ross and Chandler whip around once more. Monica and Rachel recoil slightly.) 117
10 stolen 5stEulEn vbl.steal的过去分词 (A waiter comes over for the stolen chicken. Ursula turns to him.) 117
6 forgotten fE5^Ctn vbl.forget的过去分词 (All animosity forgotten, Rachel holds the receiver out as she limps quickly over to her friend, who stands up in concern.) 117
4 concern kEn5sE:n vt.涉及, 关系到n.(利害)关系, 关心, 关注, 关注, 所关心的是 (All animosity forgotten, Rachel holds the receiver out as she limps quickly over to her friend, who stands up in concern.) 117
1 animosity 7Ani5mCsiti n.仇恨, 憎恶 (All animosity forgotten, Rachel holds the receiver out as she limps quickly over to her friend, who stands up in concern.) 117
1 tenderly   tenderlyadv.温和地, 体贴地 (All of a sudden, Marcel grabs Ross's finger with his whole fist, and he squeezes it, so tight, that Ross finally knows what it is to be a father. He looks up at his friends, who smile encouragingly, Rachel tenderly resting her chin upon Monica's shoulder. Ross realises that Chandler was right and he's gonna make a great dad!) 117
7 squeezes skwi:z n.压榨, 挤v.压榨, 挤, 挤榨 (All of a sudden, Marcel grabs Ross's finger with his whole fist, and he squeezes it, so tight, that Ross finally knows what it is to be a father. He looks up at his friends, who smile encouragingly, Rachel tenderly resting her chin upon Monica's shoulder. Ross realises that Chandler was right and he's gonna make a great dad!) 117
15 chin tFin n.下巴, 下颚 (All of a sudden, Marcel grabs Ross's finger with his whole fist, and he squeezes it, so tight, that Ross finally knows what it is to be a father. He looks up at his friends, who smile encouragingly, Rachel tenderly resting her chin upon Monica's shoulder. Ross realises that Chandler was right and he's gonna make a great dad!) 117
2 concerns kEn5sE:n vt.涉及, 关系到n.(利害)关系, 关心, 关注, 关注, 所关心的是 (Back at the couch, Dr. Mitchell and Dr. Rosen have concerns of their own.) 117
1 waggles 5wA^l v.来回摇动, 摆动n.来回摇动, 摆动 (Betty waggles her fingers to say "Hi", but Phoebe feels her birthday has been ruined by her twin.) 117
3 verbal 5vE:bEl adj.口头的 (Completely undone by Monica's verbal destruction, Rachel almost loses her balance as she staggers backwards, eyes agog, gasping for breath, and literally not knowing which way to turn. Finally, she escapes into the bathroom while a resigned Dr. Mitchell looks philosophically at Dr. Rosen who seems about remind him of the good old days at the pagan altar.) 117
2 staggers 5stA^E v.摇晃, 蹒跚, 交错, 摇摇摆摆adj.交错的 (Completely undone by Monica's verbal destruction, Rachel almost loses her balance as she staggers backwards, eyes agog, gasping for breath, and literally not knowing which way to turn. Finally, she escapes into the bathroom while a resigned Dr. Mitchell looks philosophically at Dr. Rosen who seems about remind him of the good old days at the pagan altar.) 117
3 resigned ri5zaind adj.顺从的, 听天由命的 (Completely undone by Monica's verbal destruction, Rachel almost loses her balance as she staggers backwards, eyes agog, gasping for breath, and literally not knowing which way to turn. Finally, she escapes into the bathroom while a resigned Dr. Mitchell looks philosophically at Dr. Rosen who seems about remind him of the good old days at the pagan altar.) 117
11 literally 5litErEli adv.照字面意义, 逐字地 (Completely undone by Monica's verbal destruction, Rachel almost loses her balance as she staggers backwards, eyes agog, gasping for breath, and literally not knowing which way to turn. Finally, she escapes into the bathroom while a resigned Dr. Mitchell looks philosophically at Dr. Rosen who seems about remind him of the good old days at the pagan altar.) 117
1 destruction dis5trQkFEn n.破坏, 毁灭 (Completely undone by Monica's verbal destruction, Rachel almost loses her balance as she staggers backwards, eyes agog, gasping for breath, and literally not knowing which way to turn. Finally, she escapes into the bathroom while a resigned Dr. Mitchell looks philosophically at Dr. Rosen who seems about remind him of the good old days at the pagan altar.) 117
17 backwards 5bAkwEdz adv.向后 (Completely undone by Monica's verbal destruction, Rachel almost loses her balance as she staggers backwards, eyes agog, gasping for breath, and literally not knowing which way to turn. Finally, she escapes into the bathroom while a resigned Dr. Mitchell looks philosophically at Dr. Rosen who seems about remind him of the good old days at the pagan altar.) 117
1 agog E5^C^ adj.兴奋的, 热切的adv.热切地, 渴望 (Completely undone by Monica's verbal destruction, Rachel almost loses her balance as she staggers backwards, eyes agog, gasping for breath, and literally not knowing which way to turn. Finally, she escapes into the bathroom while a resigned Dr. Mitchell looks philosophically at Dr. Rosen who seems about remind him of the good old days at the pagan altar.) 117
1 fetches fetF vt.接来, 取来, 带来, 售得, 引出, 吸引, 到达, 演绎出vi.取物, 绕道而行n.取得, 拿, 诡计, 魂 (Feeling a little better, Ross fetches more coffee.) 117
4 slipping 5slipiN [美俚]渐渐松驰的 渐渐不行了的, 渐渐变懒的 (He looks up at her face and Phoebe, slipping out of character, smiles back at him. Joey's voice becomes soft and warm.) 117
3 ultimatum 7Qlti5meitEm n.最后通谍 (He sinks to the sofa, saddened by Ursula's ultimatum, while Phoebe follows, touched by Joey's good heart.) 117
3 sinks siNk vi.沉下, (使)下沉n.水槽, 水池接收器 (He sinks to the sofa, saddened by Ursula's ultimatum, while Phoebe follows, touched by Joey's good heart.) 117
4 saddened 5sAdn v.悲哀 (He sinks to the sofa, saddened by Ursula's ultimatum, while Phoebe follows, touched by Joey's good heart.) 117
2 unvoiced 5Qn5vCist adj.未出声的, 无声的 (Instead of scampering, Marcel stretches his neck as much as possible, and makes an unvoiced noise from his throat.) 117
3 stretches stretF v.伸展, 伸长n.一段时间, 一段路程, 伸展 (Instead of scampering, Marcel stretches his neck as much as possible, and makes an unvoiced noise from his throat.) 117
1 scampering 5skAmpE v.奔跳n.奔跑 (Instead of scampering, Marcel stretches his neck as much as possible, and makes an unvoiced noise from his throat.) 117
19 ill il adj.有病的, 坏的, 恶意的, 生病 (Joey begins to contemplate his ill fortune.) 117
7 fortune 5fC:tFEn n.财富, 运气, 大量财产, 好运, 命运vt.<古>偶然发生vt.给...以大宗财富 (Joey begins to contemplate his ill fortune.) 117
1 contemplate 5kCntempleit v.凝视, 沉思, 预期, 企图 (Joey begins to contemplate his ill fortune.) 117
2 hoped hEup n.希望, 信心v.希望, 盼望, 期待, 信赖      Hope  [hEup]  霍普(姓氏, 女子名) (Meanwhile, Rachel has taken another call, from a nurse she'd hoped never to hear from again.) 117
1 prettily 5pritili adv.悦人地 (Monica and Rachel smile back prettily.) 117
2 vacant 5veikEnt adj.空的, 空白的, 空灵的, 头脑空虚的, 神情茫然的, 空闲的, 空缺的 (Monica helps Rachel over to a vacant seat.) 117
30 helps help n.帮忙, 补救办法, 助手, 治疗, <美>佣工vt.帮助, 助长, 接济, 治疗, 款待vi.有用, 救命, 招待[计] 显示命令格式的简短概述      HELP=Helicopter Electronic Landing Path 直升飞机电子着陆系统 (Monica helps Rachel over to a vacant seat.) 117
7 geoffrey   Geoffreyn. 杰弗里(男子名) (Monica opens the door for Dr. Mitchell and Dr. Geoffrey.) 117
6 distracted dis5trAktid adj.心烦意乱的 (Monica smiles a sweet apology of regret, until she's distracted by Marcel as he clambers all over her nice furniture.) 117
1 clambers 5klAmbE vi.爬上, 攀登 (Monica smiles a sweet apology of regret, until she's distracted by Marcel as he clambers all over her nice furniture.) 117
9 apology E5pClEdVi n.(为某种思想, 宗教, 哲学等)辩解, 道歉 (Monica smiles a sweet apology of regret, until she's distracted by Marcel as he clambers all over her nice furniture.) 117
11 sadly 5sAdlI adv.悲痛地, 悲哀地 (Monica smiles to cover her embarrassment, but Rachel sadly looks away...) 117
19 massages 5mAsB:V n.按摩v.按摩 (Monica starts on the form, while Rachel catches her breath and massages her ankle.) 117
16 thrown WrEun vbl.throw的过去分词 (Phoebe is almost thrown by this.) 117
6 delight di5lait n.快乐, 高兴, 喜悦v.(使)高兴, (使)欣喜 (Phoebe nods as he stands up in delight.) 117
1 tableau 5tAblEu n.生动的场面, 戏剧性局面 (Phoebe quietly wanders in, to join the tableau.) 117
4 various 5vZEriEs adj.不同的, 各种各样的, 多方面的, 多样的 (Phoebe smiles, when Joey takes her face in his hands and kisses her. Joey gets up to leave but stops suddenly. Phoebe silently shouts "Oh, whoa!!" to herself, and leans back in the sofa to recover, a hand to her tingling lips. A thoughtful Joey is also feeling his lips, so he hesitates for a moment, then returns for a better view, he thinks again, cocking his head from side to side to regard her profile from various angles, then...) 117
1 tingling 5tiN^l vi.造成麻刺的感觉, 兴奋, 丁丁作响vt.使感刺痛n.丁当声, 麻刺感 (Phoebe smiles, when Joey takes her face in his hands and kisses her. Joey gets up to leave but stops suddenly. Phoebe silently shouts "Oh, whoa!!" to herself, and leans back in the sofa to recover, a hand to her tingling lips. A thoughtful Joey is also feeling his lips, so he hesitates for a moment, then returns for a better view, he thinks again, cocking his head from side to side to regard her profile from various angles, then...) 117
4 thoughtful 5WC:tful adj.深思的, 有思想性的, 体贴的, 关切的 (Phoebe smiles, when Joey takes her face in his hands and kisses her. Joey gets up to leave but stops suddenly. Phoebe silently shouts "Oh, whoa!!" to herself, and leans back in the sofa to recover, a hand to her tingling lips. A thoughtful Joey is also feeling his lips, so he hesitates for a moment, then returns for a better view, he thinks again, cocking his head from side to side to regard her profile from various angles, then...) 117
2 regard ri5^B:d n.关心, 注意, 尊敬, 尊重, 致意, 问候, 关系vt.看待, 当作, 重视, 尊敬, 关系 (Phoebe smiles, when Joey takes her face in his hands and kisses her. Joey gets up to leave but stops suddenly. Phoebe silently shouts "Oh, whoa!!" to herself, and leans back in the sofa to recover, a hand to her tingling lips. A thoughtful Joey is also feeling his lips, so he hesitates for a moment, then returns for a better view, he thinks again, cocking his head from side to side to regard her profile from various angles, then...) 117
4 recover ri5kQvE vt.重新获得, 恢复, 使改过vi.痊愈, 复原, 胜诉n.DOS命令:从含有损坏磁盘扇区的磁盘上恢复文件 (Phoebe smiles, when Joey takes her face in his hands and kisses her. Joey gets up to leave but stops suddenly. Phoebe silently shouts "Oh, whoa!!" to herself, and leans back in the sofa to recover, a hand to her tingling lips. A thoughtful Joey is also feeling his lips, so he hesitates for a moment, then returns for a better view, he thinks again, cocking his head from side to side to regard her profile from various angles, then...) 117
2 cocking   cocking"dog" 压簧杆 (Phoebe smiles, when Joey takes her face in his hands and kisses her. Joey gets up to leave but stops suddenly. Phoebe silently shouts "Oh, whoa!!" to herself, and leans back in the sofa to recover, a hand to her tingling lips. A thoughtful Joey is also feeling his lips, so he hesitates for a moment, then returns for a better view, he thinks again, cocking his head from side to side to regard her profile from various angles, then...) 117
2 angles 5AN^lz n. 盎格鲁人 (Phoebe smiles, when Joey takes her face in his hands and kisses her. Joey gets up to leave but stops suddenly. Phoebe silently shouts "Oh, whoa!!" to herself, and leans back in the sofa to recover, a hand to her tingling lips. A thoughtful Joey is also feeling his lips, so he hesitates for a moment, then returns for a better view, he thinks again, cocking his head from side to side to regard her profile from various angles, then...) 117
29 watches wCtF n.注视, 注意, 手表, 看守, 守护, 监视, 值班人vt.看, 注视, 照顾, 监视, 警戒, 守护, 看守vi.观看, 注视, 守侯adj.手表的, 挂表的 (Phoebe wants to be angry with Joey, but as she watches him shaking his head in pain and disbelief, she knows that it isn't his fault.) 117
76 fault fC:lt n.过错, 缺点, 故障, 毛病vt.挑剔vi.弄错 (Phoebe wants to be angry with Joey, but as she watches him shaking his head in pain and disbelief, she knows that it isn't his fault.) 117
4 packs pAk n.包裹, <贬>一群, 一副, 背包, 包装vt.包装, 捆扎, 塞满, 压紧, 挑选vi.包装货物, 挤, 群集, 被包装背包 (Phoebe's smile hardens as she packs the cardigan away.) 117
1 hardens 5hB:dn vt.使变硬, 使坚强, 使冷酷vi.变硬, 变冷酷, 涨价      Harden  [5hB:dn]  哈登(①姓氏 ②Sir Arthur, 1865 -1940, 英国化学家, 曾获1929年诺贝尔化学奖) (Phoebe's smile hardens as she packs the cardigan away.) 117
2 mouthed mauW n.口, 嘴 (Rachel brightly limps back across the apartment with glasses of wine for the cute doctors, leaving an open-mouthed Monica in her wake.) 117
5 limps limp adj.柔软的, 易曲的vi.跛行      LIMP=Language-Independent Macro Processor 独立于语言的宏加工程序 (Rachel brightly limps back across the apartment with glasses of wine for the cute doctors, leaving an open-mouthed Monica in her wake.) 117
1 brightly   brightlyadv.明亮地 (Rachel brightly limps back across the apartment with glasses of wine for the cute doctors, leaving an open-mouthed Monica in her wake.) 117
11 warn wC:n vt.警告, 注意, 通知vi.发出警告, 发出预告 (Rachel discreetly coughs to warn her.) 117
1 discreetly   discreetlyadv.谨慎地, 小心地 (Rachel discreetly coughs to warn her.) 117
6 clipboard 5klIpbC:d n.有纸夹的笔记板n.剪贴板 (Rachel glares at the nurse, who gives Monica a form attached to a clipboard.) 117
12 attached E5tAtFt 附上...的 (Rachel glares at the nurse, who gives Monica a form attached to a clipboard.) 117
4 lowers 5lEuE adj.较低的, 下级的, 下等的, 下游的vi.降低, 跌落, 减弱vt.放下, 降下, 减弱, 贬低 (Rachel joins Monica who is in the kitchen area, opening the wine bottle. Rachel checks that the doctors aren't listening, then lowers her voice anyway.) 117
19 wins win v.(获)胜, 赢得, 劝诱, 取得胜利n.赢, 胜利      WIN=Whip Inflation Now 立即制止通货膨胀运动[美] (Rachel lets her anger show too. Hideously embarrassed, the doctors drain their glasses in the vicious pause which follows. The telephone rings, but the girls just glower at each other, silently daring the other to move first. Finally both guys jump up, and Michael wins.) 117
2 vicious 5viFEs adj.恶的, 不道德的, 恶意的, 刻毒的, 堕落的, 品性不端的, 有错误的 (Rachel lets her anger show too. Hideously embarrassed, the doctors drain their glasses in the vicious pause which follows. The telephone rings, but the girls just glower at each other, silently daring the other to move first. Finally both guys jump up, and Michael wins.) 117
3 hideously   hideouslyadv.可怕地, 非常讨厌地 (Rachel lets her anger show too. Hideously embarrassed, the doctors drain their glasses in the vicious pause which follows. The telephone rings, but the girls just glower at each other, silently daring the other to move first. Finally both guys jump up, and Michael wins.) 117
1 glower 5^lauE v.怒目而视 (Rachel lets her anger show too. Hideously embarrassed, the doctors drain their glasses in the vicious pause which follows. The telephone rings, but the girls just glower at each other, silently daring the other to move first. Finally both guys jump up, and Michael wins.) 117
9 drain drein n.排水沟, 消耗, 排水vt.排出沟外, 喝干, 耗尽vi.排水, 流干 (Rachel lets her anger show too. Hideously embarrassed, the doctors drain their glasses in the vicious pause which follows. The telephone rings, but the girls just glower at each other, silently daring the other to move first. Finally both guys jump up, and Michael wins.) 117
1 daring 5dZEriN adj.大胆的 (Rachel lets her anger show too. Hideously embarrassed, the doctors drain their glasses in the vicious pause which follows. The telephone rings, but the girls just glower at each other, silently daring the other to move first. Finally both guys jump up, and Michael wins.) 117
2 squirms skwE:m v.蠕动n.蠕动 (Rachel tries to hide her alarm, but she squirms in her chair.) 117
2 formation fC:5meiFEn n.形成, 构成, 编队 (Rachel, Monica, Ross and Chandler whip around for a second time, in formation.) 117
3 stirs stE: n.轰动, 搅动, 监牢vt.动, 移动, 摇动, 激起, 搅和, 惹起vi.走动, 传播, 流行      STIR=Surveillance and Target Indication Radar 监视与目标指示雷达 (Ross does approve of this, but he's still not sure. The tiny figure stirs.) 117
1 daft dB:ft adj.愚蠢的      DAFT=Digital Analog Function Table 数字模拟函数表 (Ross does not approve of Chandler's daft theory.) 117
4 approve E5pru:v vi.赞成, 满意vt.批准, 通过v.批准 (Ross does not approve of Chandler's daft theory.) 117
4 thud WQd n.砰击声, 重击vi.砰的一声掉下, 轰的一声vt.砰地击中 (Ross is so startled that he throws his arms up to defend himself. The box takes off, then lands with a squishy thud, its contents oozing out onto the floor. Ross is not pleased.) 117
2 squishy 5skwiFi [美俚]湿软的 粘糊糊的 易压扁的 (Ross is so startled that he throws his arms up to defend himself. The box takes off, then lands with a squishy thud, its contents oozing out onto the floor. Ross is not pleased.) 117
2 oozing u:z n.[地] 软泥v.渗出, 泄漏 (Ross is so startled that he throws his arms up to defend himself. The box takes off, then lands with a squishy thud, its contents oozing out onto the floor. Ross is not pleased.) 117
18 lands lAnd n.陆地, (书面语)国家、国土, 地带, [复数]地产, 田产vi.靠岸, 登陆, 登岸, 到达vt.使上岸, 使登陆, 使到达, 使处于 (Ross is so startled that he throws his arms up to defend himself. The box takes off, then lands with a squishy thud, its contents oozing out onto the floor. Ross is not pleased.) 117
9 defend di5fend vt.防护, 辩护, 防卫, [律]作...的辩护律师 (Ross is so startled that he throws his arms up to defend himself. The box takes off, then lands with a squishy thud, its contents oozing out onto the floor. Ross is not pleased.) 117
1 vigorous 5vi^ErEs adj.精力旺盛的, 有力的, 健壮的 (Ross's vigorous protest is attracting attention.) 117
1 attracting E5trAkt vt.吸引vi.有吸引力, 引起注意 (Ross's vigorous protest is attracting attention.) 117
16 childhood 5tFaildhud n.孩童时期 (She laughs at the childhood memory. Phoebe smiles at being able to make her point.) 117
21 escape is5keip n.逃, 逃亡, 溢出设备, 出口, 逃跑, [植]野生vi.逃脱, 避开, 溜走vt.逃避, 避免, 被忘掉 (The girls escape with a new form.) 117
1 witticism 5witisizEm n.妙语, 俏皮话 (The party falls flat. Chandler tries to think of a witticism, but even he can't help...) 117
1 hissing `hIsIN n.发嘶嘶声, 蔑视 (The unvoiced hissing continues. In alarm, Ross and Chandler look at the monkey, who is now in some distress.) 117
1 distress dis5tres n.悲痛, 穷困, 不幸, 危难, 忧伤v.使悲痛, 使穷困, 使忧伤 (The unvoiced hissing continues. In alarm, Ross and Chandler look at the monkey, who is now in some distress.) 117
3 gathers 5^ATE n.集合, 聚集vi.集合, 聚集, 渐增, 蹙眉, 化脓vt.使聚集, 搜集, 积聚, 推断 (The whole party gathers round as Ross puts the box on the coffee table.) 117
1 keyed ki:d v.键入vbl.键入 (There is a knock at the door. Someone turns the music off, then the whole party runs and hides, except for Monica and Rachel who answer their door. Ross stands in the doorway, holding a box, but everyone is too keyed up to notice that it's him.) 117
1 consults kEn5sQlt v.商量, 商议, 请教, 参考, 考虑 (They approach the young ladies. Dr. Mitchell consults Ms.Geller's admissions form.) 117
6 admissions Ed5miFEn n.允许进入, 承认某事之陈述, 供认 (They approach the young ladies. Dr. Mitchell consults Ms.Geller's admissions form.) 117
19 bored   boredadj.无聊的, 无趣的, 烦人的 (They reach the desk. The bored nurse thinks she's heard it all before.) 117
2 wrinkle 5riNkl n.皱纹v.使皱 (Trying not to wrinkle her nose, Phoebe smiles back realising it's down to her to make up for her negligent sister. Meanwhile, Ursula still hasn't received her side salad, but when she attempts to attract the waiter's attention, he ignores her.) 117
8 received rI5si:vd adj.被一般承认的, 被认为标准的 (Trying not to wrinkle her nose, Phoebe smiles back realising it's down to her to make up for her negligent sister. Meanwhile, Ursula still hasn't received her side salad, but when she attempts to attract the waiter's attention, he ignores her.) 117
3 realising `rIElaIz,`ri:- v.觉悟, 明白 (Trying not to wrinkle her nose, Phoebe smiles back realising it's down to her to make up for her negligent sister. Meanwhile, Ursula still hasn't received her side salad, but when she attempts to attract the waiter's attention, he ignores her.) 117
1 negligent 5ne^lidVEnt adj.疏忽的, 粗心大意的 (Trying not to wrinkle her nose, Phoebe smiles back realising it's down to her to make up for her negligent sister. Meanwhile, Ursula still hasn't received her side salad, but when she attempts to attract the waiter's attention, he ignores her.) 117
20 ignores i^5nC: vt.不理睬, 忽视, [律](因证据不足而)驳回诉讼 (Trying not to wrinkle her nose, Phoebe smiles back realising it's down to her to make up for her negligent sister. Meanwhile, Ursula still hasn't received her side salad, but when she attempts to attract the waiter's attention, he ignores her.) 117
2 attract E5trAkt vt.吸引vi.有吸引力, 引起注意 (Trying not to wrinkle her nose, Phoebe smiles back realising it's down to her to make up for her negligent sister. Meanwhile, Ursula still hasn't received her side salad, but when she attempts to attract the waiter's attention, he ignores her.) 117
2 attempts E5tempt n.努力, 尝试, 企图vt.尝试, 企图 (Trying not to wrinkle her nose, Phoebe smiles back realising it's down to her to make up for her negligent sister. Meanwhile, Ursula still hasn't received her side salad, but when she attempts to attract the waiter's attention, he ignores her.) 117
3 visited 5vizit n.拜访, 访问, 游览, 参观, (作客)逗留, 视察, 调查vt.拜访, 访问, 参观, 视察, 降临vi.访问, 参观, 闲谈 (Ursula is genuinely pleased that her sister has visited her, after so many years. Phoebe hesitates over how best to begin.) 117
3 genuinely   genuinelyadv.真诚地, 诚实地 (Ursula is genuinely pleased that her sister has visited her, after so many years. Phoebe hesitates over how best to begin.) 117
7 meal mi:l n.一餐, 一顿饭, 膳食, (谷类的)粗粉vi.进餐 (Ursula points out a vacant table, so the twins walk over, side by side, to sit down. Departing customers walk right past the pair. Sitting at the back, a hungry gentleman looks most annoyed as Ursula sets his meal down in front of her. The girls sit.) 117
2 departing di5pB:t vi.离开, 起程, 不按照, 逝世adj.过去的, 逝世的 (Ursula points out a vacant table, so the twins walk over, side by side, to sit down. Departing customers walk right past the pair. Sitting at the back, a hungry gentleman looks most annoyed as Ursula sets his meal down in front of her. The girls sit.) 117
5 customers 5kQstEmE n.消费者 (Ursula points out a vacant table, so the twins walk over, side by side, to sit down. Departing customers walk right past the pair. Sitting at the back, a hungry gentleman looks most annoyed as Ursula sets his meal down in front of her. The girls sit.) 117
9 directly di5rektli, dai5rektli adv.直接地, 立即 (Ursula puts the box directly into Phoebe's hand. Phoebe brightens.) 117
1 brightens 5braitn v.(使)变亮, (使)愉快 (Ursula puts the box directly into Phoebe's hand. Phoebe brightens.) 117
3 forkful 5fC:kfJl n.一叉的量 [Scene: A Restaurant, Ross is having lunch with his father who is examining his next forkful.] 117
2 limping limp adj.柔软的, 易曲的vi.跛行      LIMP=Language-Independent Macro Processor 独立于语言的宏加工程序 [Scene: An Emergency Room, Rachel and Monica enter.  Rachel is limping and leaning on Monica for support.] 117
2 haunt hC:nt v.神鬼出没 [Scene: Central Perk, Chandler, has split up his newspaper so Joey can look at the funnies, while Ross's inappropriate joke at Lamaze class has come back to haunt him.] 117
1 funnies   funniesn.连环图画, 报上登载连环图画的版面 [Scene: Central Perk, Chandler, has split up his newspaper so Joey can look at the funnies, while Ross's inappropriate joke at Lamaze class has come back to haunt him.] 117
10 style stail n.风格, 时尚, 文体, 风度, 类型, 字体vt.称呼, 设计, 使合潮流使铁笔作装饰画 [Scene: Central Perk, Joey is playing "She Loves Me, She Loves Me Not" with the petals of a flower, alternately looking hopeful and annoyed. Phoebe enters, but not as herself, for she has changed the style of her hair and make-up to match that of her twin sister. She hangs up her coat, revealing her new cardigan. Nervously, she smooths out the identifying garment, approaching Joey who sits next to the main sofa.] 117
1 smooths smu:T adj.平滑的, 平坦的, 平稳的, 无毛的, 流畅的, 圆滑的, 安祥的vt.使光滑, 烫平, 使优雅, 消除vi.变平滑, 变平静n.一块平地, 平滑部分 [Scene: Central Perk, Joey is playing "She Loves Me, She Loves Me Not" with the petals of a flower, alternately looking hopeful and annoyed. Phoebe enters, but not as herself, for she has changed the style of her hair and make-up to match that of her twin sister. She hangs up her coat, revealing her new cardigan. Nervously, she smooths out the identifying garment, approaching Joey who sits next to the main sofa.] 117
1 petals 5petl n.花瓣 [Scene: Central Perk, Joey is playing "She Loves Me, She Loves Me Not" with the petals of a flower, alternately looking hopeful and annoyed. Phoebe enters, but not as herself, for she has changed the style of her hair and make-up to match that of her twin sister. She hangs up her coat, revealing her new cardigan. Nervously, she smooths out the identifying garment, approaching Joey who sits next to the main sofa.] 117
1 identifying ai5dentifai vt.识别, 鉴别, 把...和...看成一样v.确定 [Scene: Central Perk, Joey is playing "She Loves Me, She Loves Me Not" with the petals of a flower, alternately looking hopeful and annoyed. Phoebe enters, but not as herself, for she has changed the style of her hair and make-up to match that of her twin sister. She hangs up her coat, revealing her new cardigan. Nervously, she smooths out the identifying garment, approaching Joey who sits next to the main sofa.] 117
1 hopeful 5hEupful adj.怀有希望的, 有希望的 [Scene: Central Perk, Joey is playing "She Loves Me, She Loves Me Not" with the petals of a flower, alternately looking hopeful and annoyed. Phoebe enters, but not as herself, for she has changed the style of her hair and make-up to match that of her twin sister. She hangs up her coat, revealing her new cardigan. Nervously, she smooths out the identifying garment, approaching Joey who sits next to the main sofa.] 117
4 garment 5^B:mEnt n.衣服, 外衣, 外表 [Scene: Central Perk, Joey is playing "She Loves Me, She Loves Me Not" with the petals of a flower, alternately looking hopeful and annoyed. Phoebe enters, but not as herself, for she has changed the style of her hair and make-up to match that of her twin sister. She hangs up her coat, revealing her new cardigan. Nervously, she smooths out the identifying garment, approaching Joey who sits next to the main sofa.] 117
2 alternately   alternatelyadv.交替地, 隔一个地 [Scene: Central Perk, Joey is playing "She Loves Me, She Loves Me Not" with the petals of a flower, alternately looking hopeful and annoyed. Phoebe enters, but not as herself, for she has changed the style of her hair and make-up to match that of her twin sister. She hangs up her coat, revealing her new cardigan. Nervously, she smooths out the identifying garment, approaching Joey who sits next to the main sofa.] 117
1 neglecting ni5^lekt vt.忽视, 疏忽, 漏做n.忽视, 疏忽, 漏做 [Scene: Monica and Rachel's, Chandler is neglecting the game of Scrabble, for he's busily drawing on his own childhood in an attempt to help Ross. Marcel chitters about.] 117
14 drawing 5drC:iN n.图画, 制图, 素描术 [Scene: Monica and Rachel's, Chandler is neglecting the game of Scrabble, for he's busily drawing on his own childhood in an attempt to help Ross. Marcel chitters about.] 117
1 chitters 5tFitE v.啾啾而鸣 [Scene: Monica and Rachel's, Chandler is neglecting the game of Scrabble, for he's busily drawing on his own childhood in an attempt to help Ross. Marcel chitters about.] 117
1 busily `bIzIlI adv.忙碌地 [Scene: Monica and Rachel's, Chandler is neglecting the game of Scrabble, for he's busily drawing on his own childhood in an attempt to help Ross. Marcel chitters about.] 117
20 attempt E5tempt n.努力, 尝试, 企图vt.尝试, 企图 [Scene: Monica and Rachel's, Chandler is neglecting the game of Scrabble, for he's busily drawing on his own childhood in an attempt to help Ross. Marcel chitters about.] 117
12 incident 5insidEnt n.事件, 事变adj.附带的, 易于发生的 [Scene: Monica and Rachel's, everyone but Joey is waiting for Phoebe to arrive for her surprise birthday party.  Rachel and Monica is telling Chandler about Rachel's incident.] 117
3 mode mEud n.方式, 模式, 样式, 时尚n.DOS命令:完成有关在处理器和屏幕, 打印机和键盘之间传递数据的各种功能 [Scene: Monica and Rachel's, Monica is just getting off of the intercom and turns off the TV which is still in the SAP mode.] 117
6 scrabble 5skrAbl vi.乱写, 乱涂, 扒寻, 摸索, 挣扎vt.扒成, 拼凑成n.一种拼字游戏, 扒, 抓, 摸索, 挣扎 [Scene: Monica and Rachel's, the next morning, Ross, Phoebe, Chandler and Monica sit round the coffee table, playing Scrabble. Rachel, still in her dressing gown, is pleading on the phone, her free hand shaking with agitation.] 117
5 pleading 5pli:diN n.辩论, 起诉, 答辩adj.恳求的 [Scene: Monica and Rachel's, the next morning, Ross, Phoebe, Chandler and Monica sit round the coffee table, playing Scrabble. Rachel, still in her dressing gown, is pleading on the phone, her free hand shaking with agitation.] 117
5 gown ^aun n.长袍, 法衣, 礼服, 睡袍 [Scene: Monica and Rachel's, the next morning, Ross, Phoebe, Chandler and Monica sit round the coffee table, playing Scrabble. Rachel, still in her dressing gown, is pleading on the phone, her free hand shaking with agitation.] 117
1 agitation AdVi5teiFEn n.激动, 兴奋, 煽动, 搅动 [Scene: Monica and Rachel's, the next morning, Ross, Phoebe, Chandler and Monica sit round the coffee table, playing Scrabble. Rachel, still in her dressing gown, is pleading on the phone, her free hand shaking with agitation.] 117
1 riff rif n.即兴重复段 [Scene: Riff's, Phoebe is entering. Ursula returns with two plates of chicken, but she only has time to set one on the table, when...] 117
1 hurtle 5hE:tl v.急飞 [Scene: The Emergency Room, Monica sits with Rachel, who is filling out an honest form at last. Ross and Chandler hurtle in. Little Marcel, wrapped in a fluffy towel, is cradled in Ross's arms. They dash up to the admissions desk. Ross is frantic.] 117
1 frantic 5frAntik adj.狂乱的, 疯狂的 [Scene: The Emergency Room, Monica sits with Rachel, who is filling out an honest form at last. Ross and Chandler hurtle in. Little Marcel, wrapped in a fluffy towel, is cradled in Ross's arms. They dash up to the admissions desk. Ross is frantic.] 117
2 dash dAF n.少量(搀加物), 冲撞, 破折号, 锐气, 精力, 干劲vi.猛掷, 冲撞vt.泼溅, 使猛撞, 搀和, 使破灭, 使沮丧, 匆忙完成      DASH=Drone Antisubmarine Helicopter 无线电遥控反潜艇直升飞机 [Scene: The Emergency Room, Monica sits with Rachel, who is filling out an honest form at last. Ross and Chandler hurtle in. Little Marcel, wrapped in a fluffy towel, is cradled in Ross's arms. They dash up to the admissions desk. Ross is frantic.] 117
1 officious E5fiFEs, C5f- adj.多管闲事的, 非官方的, 非正式的 [Scene: The Emergency Room. The officious admissions nurse is again on duty. Rachel and Monica enter, looking worried. As they approach the desk, Rachel adopts a winning smile, while Monica struggles to smile at all.] 117
2 duty 5dju:ti n.义务, 责任, 职责, 职务, 税 [Scene: The Emergency Room. The officious admissions nurse is again on duty. Rachel and Monica enter, looking worried. As they approach the desk, Rachel adopts a winning smile, while Monica struggles to smile at all.] 117
1 adopts E5dCpt vt.采用, 收养 [Scene: The Emergency Room. The officious admissions nurse is again on duty. Rachel and Monica enter, looking worried. As they approach the desk, Rachel adopts a winning smile, while Monica struggles to smile at all.] 117
4 tucked tQk n.缝摺, 活力, 鼓声, 船尾突出部下方, 食物(尤指点心、蛋糕)vt.打摺, 卷起, 挤进, 塞, 使隐藏vi.折成摺子, 缩拢 [Scene: The Hospital, Marcel lies on the operating table while recovering from the anaesthetic, tucked up under a sheet like an infant in a huge bed. Ross sits beside him, as a smiling Chandler, Monica and Rachel look on.] 117
9 operating 5CpEreitiN 运行的 操作的 工作的 [Scene: The Hospital, Marcel lies on the operating table while recovering from the anaesthetic, tucked up under a sheet like an infant in a huge bed. Ross sits beside him, as a smiling Chandler, Monica and Rachel look on.] 117
2 infant 5infEnt n.婴儿, 幼儿adj.婴儿的, 幼稚的 [Scene: The Hospital, Marcel lies on the operating table while recovering from the anaesthetic, tucked up under a sheet like an infant in a huge bed. Ross sits beside him, as a smiling Chandler, Monica and Rachel look on.] 117
1 anaesthetic 7Anis5Wetik n.麻醉剂adj.麻醉的 [Scene: The Hospital, Marcel lies on the operating table while recovering from the anaesthetic, tucked up under a sheet like an infant in a huge bed. Ross sits beside him, as a smiling Chandler, Monica and Rachel look on.] 117
1 noah 5nEuE n.诺亚 [Scene: The Hospital, Monica and Rachel are waiting for the doctors to arrive.   They enter and are played by Noah Wyle and George Clooney.] 117
23 doctors 5dCktE n.医生, 博士, [古]学者, <俚>修理师vt.授以博士学位, 诊断, 修改, <美>治疗, 搀混(食物、饮料), 修改vi.行医 [Scene: The Hospital, Monica and Rachel are waiting for the doctors to arrive.   They enter and are played by Noah Wyle and George Clooney.] 117
31 learned 5lE:nid adj.有学问的, 学术上的 Chandler: Alright, what have we learned so far? 117
8 north nC:W n.北, 北方, 北部adj.北, 北方的adv.在北方, 向北方      North  [nC:W]  诺斯(姓氏) Chandler: Hey, you're gonna be fine. You're one of the most caring, most responsible men in North America. You're gonna make a great dad. 117
6 caring   caringadj.人的,人道的有同情心的 Chandler: Hey, you're gonna be fine. You're one of the most caring, most responsible men in North America. You're gonna make a great dad. 117
13 america E5merikE n.<美>美国, 美洲(包括北美和南美洲) Chandler: Hey, you're gonna be fine. You're one of the most caring, most responsible men in North America. You're gonna make a great dad. 117
6 zero 5ziErEu n.零点, 零度num.零 Chandler: No, no, you got zero points for 'IDNEY'. 117
2 scenario si5nB:riEu n.想定游戏的关,或是某一特定情节 Chandler: Okay, worst case scenario. Say you never feel like a father. 117
11 relationships ri5leiFEnFip n.关系, 关联 Chandler: Say your son never feels connected to you, as one. Say all of his relationships are affected by this. 117
8 connected kE5nektid v.连接vbl.连接 Chandler: Say your son never feels connected to you, as one. Say all of his relationships are affected by this. 117
2 affected E5fektid adj.受到影响的, 受(疾病)侵袭的, 假装的, 做作的 Chandler: Say your son never feels connected to you, as one. Say all of his relationships are affected by this. 117
1 simian 5simiEn n.猿 Chandler: What's up with the simian? 117
3 sal sB:l n.[植]婆罗双树, [药]盐abbr.[军] Semi-Actie Laster, 半主动激光器      SAL=Service Ation Log 维修记录 Chandler: udo aver sido General Tso! (It could've been General Sal!) 117
1 aver E5vE: vt.断言, 主张 Chandler: udo aver sido General Tso! (It could've been General Sal!) 117
2 yeh jei adv.(=yes)是, 而且 Dr. Mitchell: (on the phone) Monica and Rachel's apartment. Err yeh, aayah, yeh, just one second... (handing it to Monica) ..ah, Rachel, it's your dad. 117
1 saffron 5sAfrEn n.[植]藏红花, 干藏红花粉(用于食品上色和调味的)金黄色, 桔黄色adj.藏红花色的 Dr. Mitchell: ..you add a pinch of saffron, it makes all the difference. 117
2 pinch pintF n.捏, 撮, 收缩, 紧急关头, 匮乏, 压力vt.掐, 夹痛, 修剪, 勒索, 使感缺乏, 使萎缩, 偷vi.收缩, 节省 Dr. Mitchell: ..you add a pinch of saffron, it makes all the difference. 117
20 mitchell 5mitFel n.米切尔(Michael的异体)(m.) Dr. Mitchell: ..you add a pinch of saffron, it makes all the difference. 117
1 chickpea 5tFIkpi: n.[植]鹰嘴豆 Dr. Mitchell: God bless the chickpea. 117
3 bless bles vt.祝福, 保佑, <口>哎呀!我的天哪! Dr. Mitchell: God bless the chickpea. 117
8 resist ri5zist vt.抵抗, 反抗, 抗, 忍得住 Dr. Mitchell: Look at this, it's from the cellars of Ernest and Tova Borgnine, so how could we resist? 117
1 ernest 5E:nist n. 欧内斯特(男子名) Dr. Mitchell: Look at this, it's from the cellars of Ernest and Tova Borgnine, so how could we resist? 117
1 cellars 5selE n.地窖, 地下室, 酒窖, 藏酒量 Dr. Mitchell: Look at this, it's from the cellars of Ernest and Tova Borgnine, so how could we resist? 117
3 piles 痔, 痔疮 Dr. Mitchell: Willya relax? Look around. No pagan altars, no piles of bones in the corners, they're fine. (Baring his teeth to clean them with his finger) Go like this. (Dr. Rosen obeys.) 117
2 pagan 5pei^En n.异教徒adj.异教的 Dr. Mitchell: Willya relax? Look around. No pagan altars, no piles of bones in the corners, they're fine. (Baring his teeth to clean them with his finger) Go like this. (Dr. Rosen obeys.) 117
3 obeys E5bei v.服从, 顺从 Dr. Mitchell: Willya relax? Look around. No pagan altars, no piles of bones in the corners, they're fine. (Baring his teeth to clean them with his finger) Go like this. (Dr. Rosen obeys.) 117
2 corners 5kC:nE n.角落, (街道)拐角处, (遥远的)地区, 偏僻处, 困境, 绝路vt.迫至一隅, 垄断, 使陷入绝境, 把...难住vi.相交成角, 囤积(in) Dr. Mitchell: Willya relax? Look around. No pagan altars, no piles of bones in the corners, they're fine. (Baring his teeth to clean them with his finger) Go like this. (Dr. Rosen obeys.) 117
6 bones   bonesn.骨骼, 尸体 Dr. Mitchell: Willya relax? Look around. No pagan altars, no piles of bones in the corners, they're fine. (Baring his teeth to clean them with his finger) Go like this. (Dr. Rosen obeys.) 117
1 baring 5bZEriN 开拓, 剥离 Dr. Mitchell: Willya relax? Look around. No pagan altars, no piles of bones in the corners, they're fine. (Baring his teeth to clean them with his finger) Go like this. (Dr. Rosen obeys.) 117
1 altars 5C:ltE n.祭坛, (基督教教堂内的)圣坛, 祈祷祭拜的地方 Dr. Mitchell: Willya relax? Look around. No pagan altars, no piles of bones in the corners, they're fine. (Baring his teeth to clean them with his finger) Go like this. (Dr. Rosen obeys.) 117
2 attempting E5tempt n.努力, 尝试, 企图vt.尝试, 企图 Dr. Rosen: (Smiling even more and attempting to take over) And I'm his friend, Dr.Rosen. 117
1 sss   SSSabbr.Selective Service System (美国)选征兵役制 Dr. Rosen: So... they sss-still seem normal. 117
5 sack sAk n.大袋, 大袋之量, 麻布袋, 短而松的袍装, 布袋装, 洗劫vt.解雇, 装入袋, 洗劫, 就寝 Joey: He should take the sack? 117
15 bridge bridV n.桥, 船桥, 鼻梁, 桥牌vt.架桥, 渡过 Joey: I don't get it. What happened? What about everything you said under the bridge? 117
4 rainbow 5reinbEu n.彩虹, 五彩缤纷的排列, 幻想, 幻觉, 虚无缥缈的东西adj.五彩缤纷的 Joey: Oh, have either one of you guys ever been to the Rainbow Room? Is it real expensive? 117
1 fends fend vt.保护, 谋生, 供养, 挡开vi.<英>努力, 力争, 供养, 照料 Joey: Oh, Urse... (He tries to take her in his arms, but she fends him off.) 117
94 message 5mesidV n.消息, 通讯, 讯息, 音讯, 差使, 广告词, 预言, 教训vt.通知vi.带信息 Joey: We just got the message. 117
19 screw skru: n.螺丝钉, 螺旋, 螺杆, 螺孔, 螺旋桨, 吝啬鬼vt.调节, 旋, 加强, 压榨, 强迫, 鼓舞vi.转动, 旋, 拧 Joey: What can I do? Look, I don't want to do anything to screw it up with Ursula. 117
5 blocking 5blCkiN 舞台场面设计,舞台调度舞台调度,舞台场面调度设计模块化 Joey: Yeah, Ross. You and the baby just need better blocking. 117
16 stood stud vbl.stand的过去式和过去分词 Joey: Your sister stood me up the other night. 117
1 amigos E5mi:^Eu n.朋友 Joey: ola, amigos! (Hey, everybody!) 117
13 anger 5AN^E n.怒, 愤怒v.恼火 Monica: (as Rachel) (Revealing her anger to point at her best friend) We both do that! 117
9 spoiled spCil vt.损坏, 搞糟, 宠坏, 溺爱v.扰乱 Monica: (as Rachel) (Suddenly laughing) Oh, god, I am so spoiled... That's it! 117
2 li li: [域] Liechtenstein , 列支敦士登      LI=Level Indicator 液面指示器      Lisymb 〈化〉锂(lithium) Monica: (as Rachel) Hi, Dad. No, no, it's me. (Getting up to move further away from Rachel) li-listen, Dad, I can't talk right now, um, but there's something, um... there's something that I've been meaning to tell you... 117
17 further 5fE:TE adj.更远的, 更多的, 深一层的vt.促进, 增进, 助长adv.更进一步地, 更远地, 此外 Monica: (as Rachel) Hi, Dad. No, no, it's me. (Getting up to move further away from Rachel) li-listen, Dad, I can't talk right now, um, but there's something, um... there's something that I've been meaning to tell you... 117
2 freshman   freshmann.新生, 大学一年级学生 Monica: (as Rachel) Remember back in freshman year? (Talking fast before Rachel can catch her) Well, Billy Dreskin and I had sex on your bed. 117
24 billy 5bili n.(短粗)棍棒, 尤指警棍 Monica: (as Rachel) Remember back in freshman year? (Talking fast before Rachel can catch her) Well, Billy Dreskin and I had sex on your bed. 117
3 signature 5si^nitFE n.签名, 署名, 信号 Monica: (as Rachel) Um, okay. You just called a little while ago about needing a signature on the admissions form. Well, it turns out we need a whole new one (little laugh) because uh, you see, I-I, I put the wrong name again. (Little laugh) 'cause um... 117
3 needing ni:d n.需要, 必需, 必需品, 要求, 贫困vt.需要modal v.必要, 必须 Monica: (as Rachel) Um, okay. You just called a little while ago about needing a signature on the admissions form. Well, it turns out we need a whole new one (little laugh) because uh, you see, I-I, I put the wrong name again. (Little laugh) 'cause um... 117
7 hummus   hummusn. 鹰嘴豆泥,鹰嘴豆沙 Monica: (as Rachel) Yeah... Yeah, I know it's pretty selfish, but haha, hey, that's me. (Indicating a dish on the table) Why don't you try the hummus? 117
15 dish diF n.盘, 碟, 盘装菜v.提出碟形卫星天线 Monica: (as Rachel) Yeah... Yeah, I know it's pretty selfish, but haha, hey, that's me. (Indicating a dish on the table) Why don't you try the hummus? 117
3 lowering 5lEuEriN adj.使低劣的, 减少体力的, 昏暗的 Monica: (Looking around to check that no-one's listening, then lowering her voice anyway) That's insurance fraud. 117
1 fraud frC:d n.欺骗, 欺诈行为, 诡计, 骗子, 假货 Monica: (Looking around to check that no-one's listening, then lowering her voice anyway) That's insurance fraud. 117
7 filling 5filiN n.填补物, 饼馅, 纬纱, 填充, 供应 Monica: (Tiny laugh) I am really an idiot. (Tiny laugh) you see, I was filling out my friend's form, and instead of putting her information, (tiny laugh) I put mine. 117
45 fell fel vbl.fall 的过去式vt.击倒, 打倒(疾病等), 致于...死地, 砍伐n.一季所伐的木材, 兽皮, 羊毛adj.凶猛的, 可怕的 Monica: Hi. Uh, my friend here was taking down our Christmas lights, and and she fell off the balcony and may have broken her foot or or ankle or something. 117
11 x eks n.字母x, 罗马数字10adj.X形的, X级的(电影等), 第二十四的      XXs或 X's X级电影,成人电影(十八岁以下儿童不得观看) Monica: I have no idea, but X-rays alone could be a couple hundred dollars. 117
1 rays rei n.光线, 闪烁, 微量vi.射出光线, 浮现, 放射光线vt.放射, 显出      Ray  [rei]  雷(姓氏, 男子名, Raymond的昵称) Monica: I have no idea, but X-rays alone could be a couple hundred dollars. 117
10 crime kraim n.犯罪, 犯罪行为, 罪行, 罪恶 Monica: I think it's totally insane, I mean, they work for the hospital. It's like returning to the scene of the crime. You know, I say we blow off the dates. 117
19 touched tQtFt adj.被感动的 Monica: Oh, that is so sweet. (Touched, she puts an arm around her friend and kisses her.) Oh gosh, love you. Insurance? 117
18 insurance in5FuErEns n.保险, 保险单, 保险业, 保险费 Monica: Oh, that is so sweet. (Touched, she puts an arm around her friend and kisses her.) Oh gosh, love you. Insurance? 117
18 address E5dres n.地址, 致辞, 演讲, 说话的技巧vt.向...致辞, 演说, 写姓名地址, 从事, 忙于 Monica: Okay, ooh, alright. Name, address... Okay, in case of emergency, call? 117
20 princess prin5ses, 5prinses n.公主 Monica: Sure, every time, you're such a princess... 117
2 tso Standards Orders 技术标准说明 Monica: 緼 qui閚 pidio el pollo General Tso? (Who ordered General Sal's chicken?) 117
5 el el abbr.[军] Elevation, 仰角n.与主建筑物成直角的房舍, 高架铁道 Monica: 緼 qui閚 pidio el pollo General Tso? (Who ordered General Sal's chicken?) 117
5 williamsburg `wIljEmzb\:^ 威廉斯堡[美国弗吉尼亚州东南部城市] Mr. Geller: 'Cause there's time to make up for that. We can do stuff together. You always wanted to go to that Colonial Williamsburg. How 'bout we do that? 117
8 colonial kE5lEunjEl adj.殖民的, 殖民地的 n.殖民地居民 Mr. Geller: 'Cause there's time to make up for that. We can do stuff together. You always wanted to go to that Colonial Williamsburg. How 'bout we do that? 117
15 sun sQn n.太阳, 阳光, 恒星vt.晒n.(Sun) 星期天(=Sunday)美国Sun公司,主要生产SUN系列工作站和网络产品, 是JAVA语言的创始者 Mr. Geller: I tell you one thing, I wouldn't mind having a piece of this sun-dried tomato business. Five years ago, if somebody had said to me, here's a tomato that looks like a prune, I'd say "get out of my office!" 117
1 prune pru:n v.剪除 Mr. Geller: I tell you one thing, I wouldn't mind having a piece of this sun-dried tomato business. Five years ago, if somebody had said to me, here's a tomato that looks like a prune, I'd say "get out of my office!" 117
5 dried draid 干燥的, 干缩的 Mr. Geller: I tell you one thing, I wouldn't mind having a piece of this sun-dried tomato business. Five years ago, if somebody had said to me, here's a tomato that looks like a prune, I'd say "get out of my office!" 117
16 freaking fri:k n.怪诞的思想、行动或事件, 畸形人, 畸形的动物或植物, 反复无常adj.奇异的, 反常的 Mr. Geller: I'm not freaking out, I'm just saying, if somebody had come to me with the idea andndash; 117
6 squeezed skwi:z n.压榨, 挤v.压榨, 挤, 挤榨 Mr. Geller: Oh, well, I, I guess it musta been the day after you were born. We were in the hospital room, your mother was asleep, and they brought you in and gave you to me. You were this ugly little red thing, and all of a sudden you grabbed my finger with your whole fist. And you squeezed it, so tight. And that's when I knew. 117
15 fist fist n.拳头, 手, 抓住, 抓牢vt.拳打, 握成拳, 紧握 Mr. Geller: Oh, well, I, I guess it musta been the day after you were born. We were in the hospital room, your mother was asleep, and they brought you in and gave you to me. You were this ugly little red thing, and all of a sudden you grabbed my finger with your whole fist. And you squeezed it, so tight. And that's when I knew. 117
15 blank blANk adj.空白的, 空着的, 失色的, 没有表情的n.空白, <美> 表格 Nurse: You are an idiot. (She hands over a blank form). 117
2 unconsciously   unconsciouslyadv.无意中, 不知不觉 Phoebe: (as Ursula) You know... (unconsciously putting a hand on his knee) You're gonna be really, really hard to get over. 117
2 sprung sprQN vbl.spring的过去式及过去分词 Phoebe: (Automatically) Yeah. Oooh... (she's sprung.) 117
4 automatically C:tE5mAtIklI adv.自动地, 机械地 Phoebe: (Automatically) Yeah. Oooh... (she's sprung.) 117
6 thrilled Wril v.发抖 Phoebe: (Delighted) oh, oh, oh! This is so great! Oh my god! This was not at all scary. Hi everybody. Hi Betty! Betty, Hi! (Thrilled) You found Betty! Oh my god! (Hugging people) This is great. Everybody I love is in the same room, (still happy) Where's Joey? 117
18 hugging hQ^ n.拥抱 Phoebe: (Delighted) oh, oh, oh! This is so great! Oh my god! This was not at all scary. Hi everybody. Hi Betty! Betty, Hi! (Thrilled) You found Betty! Oh my god! (Hugging people) This is great. Everybody I love is in the same room, (still happy) Where's Joey? 117
1 delighted di5laitid adj.欣喜的, 快乐的 Phoebe: (Delighted) oh, oh, oh! This is so great! Oh my god! This was not at all scary. Hi everybody. Hi Betty! Betty, Hi! (Thrilled) You found Betty! Oh my god! (Hugging people) This is great. Everybody I love is in the same room, (still happy) Where's Joey? 117
10 betty 5beti [美]长颈瓶      Betty  [5beti]  n.贝蒂 Phoebe: (Delighted) oh, oh, oh! This is so great! Oh my god! This was not at all scary. Hi everybody. Hi Betty! Betty, Hi! (Thrilled) You found Betty! Oh my god! (Hugging people) This is great. Everybody I love is in the same room, (still happy) Where's Joey? 117
1 nutsy `nQtsI adj.<口>痴狂的,发疯的,发狂的 Phoebe: Joey. You know, um, he's really nutsy about you. 117
54 guest ^est n.客人, 来宾, 旅客vt.招待, 款待vi.作客, 寄宿      Guest  [^est]  格斯特(姓氏) Phoebe's Friends: (Finally noticing the guest of honour) Surprise! 117
2 stat stAt 斯达(放射性强度单位, 等于3.64×10的-7次方居里) Rachel (as Monica): You know what, it's feeling a lot better, thank you, um... Well, listen, why don't you two sit down and, and we'll get you some glasses... okay... (They don't know what to do with their coats and Monica points to the living room) STAT! 117
8 uptown 5Qp5taun adv.在(或向)城镇非商业区, 在住宅区adj.住宅区的n.住宅区 Rachel: (as Monica) Aahh, I'm a... chef at a restaurant uptown. 117
1 mirroring 5mirE n.镜子, 真实反映情况的东西, 典范vt.反映, 映出n.DOS命令:在磁盘安全区域存贮根目录和文件分配表      Mirror(反射)镜;反映[射];[WIN]对称[M]; DOS命令:在磁盘安全区域存贮根目录和文件分配表 Rachel: (as Monica) Yeah, I know... (mirroring her friend) ..I'm I'm just not that bright either. 117
5 receiver ri5si:vE n.接受者, 接收器, 收信机 Rachel: (on phone) Daddy... Daddy... Daddy, why whyyy would I sleep with Billy Dreskin? His father tried to put you out of business! (Rachel turns to Monica, clasping the receiver to her bosom so Dr.Green can't hear, while mouthing "You are...") ...dead! 117
5 mouthing 5mauTiN 怪脸, 苦相 Rachel: (on phone) Daddy... Daddy... Daddy, why whyyy would I sleep with Billy Dreskin? His father tried to put you out of business! (Rachel turns to Monica, clasping the receiver to her bosom so Dr.Green can't hear, while mouthing "You are...") ...dead! 117
1 clasping klB:sp n.扣子, 钩, 紧握, 抱住v.扣紧, 紧握, 搂抱, 密切合作      CLASP=Circuit Layout, Automated Scheduling and Production 电路布局, 自动调度与生产Coded Label Additional Security and Protection System 编码标号辅加 安全与保护系统 Computer Language for Aeronautics and Space Programming 航空与航天编程序用的计算机语言 Rachel: (on phone) Daddy... Daddy... Daddy, why whyyy would I sleep with Billy Dreskin? His father tried to put you out of business! (Rachel turns to Monica, clasping the receiver to her bosom so Dr.Green can't hear, while mouthing "You are...") ...dead! 117
1 bosom 5buzEm n.胸部, 胸, 胸怀, 内心, 内部, 中间, 任何温暖、舒适而熟悉的地方vt.怀抱, 隐匿 Rachel: (on phone) Daddy... Daddy... Daddy, why whyyy would I sleep with Billy Dreskin? His father tried to put you out of business! (Rachel turns to Monica, clasping the receiver to her bosom so Dr.Green can't hear, while mouthing "You are...") ...dead! 117
4 uptight 5Qp5tait adj.经济情况不妙的, 拮据的, 紧张的, 心情焦躁的, 极端保守的 Rachel: (Resenting the truth) I am not a baby! You know what? I swear to god, just because you get so uptight every time we... 117
1 resenting ri5zent v.愤恨, 怨恨 Rachel: (Resenting the truth) I am not a baby! You know what? I swear to god, just because you get so uptight every time we... 117
1 sprain sprein v.扭伤 Rachel: ..so, he said it was just a sprain, and that was it. 117
7 concentrate 5kCnsentreit v.集中, 浓缩 Rachel: I meant er, (struggling to concentrate) young, young, I meant young, young to be a doctor. Oh good, Rach. 117
1 slumping   slumping混凝土的流动性试验 Rachel: Ohhh... (slumping in relief) Okay, you were right. You were right! This was just not worth it. 117
50 cake keik n.蛋糕, 饼, 块 Rachel: Was that the cake? 117
39 slow slEu adj.慢的, 迟钝的, 不活跃的, 缓慢的v.(~ down)(使)慢下来, (使)减速, 减缓adv.缓慢 Rachel: What? Monica, they are cute, they are doctors, (spelling it out in the air for her slow friend) cute doctors, doctors who are cute! 117
20 cost kCst n.成本, 价钱, 代价vt.价值为, (使)花费(金钱,时间,劳力等), 使失去(生命,健康等), 令人付出vi.花费      COST=Committee for Overseas Science and Technology海外科 学技术委员会 Committee on Science and Technology 科学技术委员会 Continental Offshore Stratigraphic Test大陆近海地层学试验 Cooperation in Science and Technology 科学技术合作 Rachel: Why, how much is this gonna cost? 117
3 mira 5mirE n.[天](鲸鱼星座中的)薴藁增二 Rachel: ira, mira, el viejo desnudo est?haciendo el hula hoop! (Look, look, Ugly Naked Guy is doing the hula!) 117
2 hula 5hu:lE n.呼拉圈舞, 草裙舞 Rachel: ira, mira, el viejo desnudo est?haciendo el hula hoop! (Look, look, Ugly Naked Guy is doing the hula!) 117
2 hoop hu:p n.箍, 铁环, 戒指, 篮v.加箍于, 环绕 Rachel: ira, mira, el viejo desnudo est?haciendo el hula hoop! (Look, look, Ugly Naked Guy is doing the hula!) 117
1 panicky 5pAniki adj.恐慌的, 惊慌失措的 Ross: Dad, dad, dad, I'm talkin' about the whole uh, baby thing. Did you uh, ever get this sort of... panicky, "Oh my god I'm gonna be a father" kind of a thing? 117
44 switch switF n.开关, 电闸, 转换vt.转换, 转变 Ross: Good. Maybe he can switch it back. 117
16 fur fE: n.毛皮, 毛, 软毛 Ross: It's just a fur ball. 117
2 jeopardy 5dVepEdi n.危险, 危险 Ross: Lady, he is people. He has a name, okay? He watches Jeopardy! He he touches himself when nobody's watching. Please, please have a heart! 117
51 town taun n.市镇, 城镇 Ross: No, no you don't understand the animal hospital is way across town he's choking I don't know what else to do. 117
2 tampa `tAmpE 坦帕[美国佛罗里达州西部港市] Ross: No, no, with him. (He mimes holding the baby like a football.) I'm on this field, and they, they hike me the baby... and I, I know I've gotta do something 'cause the Tampa Bay defence is comin' right at me. 117
8 hike haik v.远足, 飞起, 步行n.远足, 增加 Ross: No, no, with him. (He mimes holding the baby like a football.) I'm on this field, and they, they hike me the baby... and I, I know I've gotta do something 'cause the Tampa Bay defence is comin' right at me. 117
19 field fi:ld n.原野, 旷野, 领域, (一块)田地, 牧场, 域, 战场, 运动场vt.把(谷物等)暴晒于场上, 使上场vi.担任场外队员adj.田间的, 野生的, 野外的, 田赛的扫描场      Field  [fi:ld]  菲尔德(①姓氏 ②Cyrus West, 1819-1892, 美国资本家 大西洋海底电信事业的推进者 ③David Dudley, Jr., 1805-1894, 美国法学家 ④Eugene, 1850-1895, 美国诗人、新闻记者 ⑤Stephen Johnson, 1816-1899, 美国联邦最高法院法官) Ross: No, no, with him. (He mimes holding the baby like a football.) I'm on this field, and they, they hike me the baby... and I, I know I've gotta do something 'cause the Tampa Bay defence is comin' right at me. 117
2 defence di5fens n.防卫, 防卫设备n.[律](被告的)答辩、辩护 Ross: No, no, with him. (He mimes holding the baby like a football.) I'm on this field, and they, they hike me the baby... and I, I know I've gotta do something 'cause the Tampa Bay defence is comin' right at me. 117
14 bay bei n.海湾, 狗吠声, 绝路vt.吠, 使走投无路vi.吠 Ross: No, no, with him. (He mimes holding the baby like a football.) I'm on this field, and they, they hike me the baby... and I, I know I've gotta do something 'cause the Tampa Bay defence is comin' right at me. 117
1 heave hi:v v.举起n.举起 Ross: Right, but, it is just me and the baby, so I'm thinkin' they can take us. And so I uh, hah-hah, I just heave it down field. 117
5 wo wE u n.令马停住的声音      WOabbr. 准尉(Warrant Officer) Ross: Wo-wo-whoa. What about Phoebe's birthday? 117
4 swallowed 5swClEu n.[鸟]燕子, 吞咽, 喉vt.咽, 淹没, 吞没, 取消, 忍受, 轻信, 压制, 耗尽vi.吞下, 咽下 Ross: You've got to help me my monkey swallowed a 'K'! 117
1 tele 5teli n.电视 Ross: o que sucedio es que no le gusta la tele! (The thing is, he doesn`t like the program!) 117
9 le   LEabbr.Low Explosive 低爆速炸药abbr.Labor Exchange 务实贸易 Ross: o que sucedio es que no le gusta la tele! (The thing is, he doesn`t like the program!) 117
1 gusta 5^QstE 古斯塔(女名, Augusta的爱称) Ross: o que sucedio es que no le gusta la tele! (The thing is, he doesn`t like the program!) 117
3 es Spain , 西班牙      ES=Echo Sounding 回声测深      Essymb 〈化〉锿 (eint.einium) Ross: o que sucedio es que no le gusta la tele! (The thing is, he doesn`t like the program!) 117
4 stuart stjuEt n.英国斯图亚特王室 With Minor Adjustments by: Tennant Stuart  117
5 screeching skri:tF n.尖声喊叫, 尖叫声, 急煞车声vt.尖着声音讲或喊vi.发出尖锐的声音, 发出恐惧或痛苦的叫喊声 (Marcel makes a screeching noise in background.) 118
8 cd 计算机 door 中门      CD(Compact Disc)光盘  DOS命令, 用来修改当前目录, 也可写成ChDir      Cdsymb 〈化〉镉(cadmium) (Marcel puts a CD in the player.) 118
11 timer 5taimE n.计时员, 记时员, 定时器 (Microwave timer goes off. Monica gets up.) 118
4 microwave 5maikrEuweiv n.微波(波长为1毫米至30厘米的高频电磁波) (Microwave timer goes off. Monica gets up.) 118
12 ducks dQk n.鸭子, 急忙蹲下, 闪避, <俚> 人, 家伙vi.没入水中, 闪避vt.猛按...入水, 躲避 (Monica picks up a glass to take a drink, everyone ducks as though she was about to throw it.) 118
5 bean bi:n n.豆, 豆形果实 (Rachel starts drawing what looks like a bean.) 118
17 smacks smAk n.滋味, 风味, 少量, 拍击v.带有...风味, 用掌击, 拍打 (Ross keeps staring at her, head on table. Chandler smacks him with a newspaper. Joey enters, Ross and Chandler laugh at him.) 118
2 stupidity stju(:)5piditi n.愚蠢, 糊涂事 (Ross looks at Joey, dumbfounded at his stupidity.) 118
7 dumbfounded dQm5faJnd v.使人哑然失声, 使发楞 (Ross looks at Joey, dumbfounded at his stupidity.) 118
19 wallet 5wClit n.皮夹, 钱夹, 钓鱼带 (Ross looks in his wallet, pulls out two dollars.) 118
4 sleeps sli:p vi.睡, 睡觉n.睡眠 (The Lion Sleeps Tonight starts to play. Marcel starts to dance.) 118
5 lion 5laiEn n.狮子, (剽悍的人)社交场合的名流 (The Lion Sleeps Tonight starts to play. Marcel starts to dance.) 118
5 whistling 5(h)wisliN 吹笛, 吹口哨 啸声 (The whole gang is helping Rachel mail out resumes while whistling the theme from The Bridge on the River Kwai.) 118
9 river 5rivE n.河, 江 (The whole gang is helping Rachel mail out resumes while whistling the theme from The Bridge on the River Kwai.) 118
26 teaching 5ti:tFiN n.教学, [宗]教义, 教导 [Scene: Monica and Rachel's, the guys are teaching the girls how to play poker.] 118
1 randall 5rAndl n.兰德尔(亦作Randal)(m.) Aunt Iris: Is Tony Randall dead? 118
6 parked pB:k n.公园, 停车场, 炮场vt.停放(汽车等) Aunt Iris: Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, listen, I am parked at a meter. Let's do it. 118
2 meter 5mi:tE n.米, 公尺, 计, 表, 仪表 Aunt Iris: Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, listen, I am parked at a meter. Let's do it. 118
10 dealer 5di:lE n.经销商, 商人 Chandler: (changing subject) OK, so at this point, the dealer... 118
4 whats (h)wCt pron.什么int.怎么, 多么adj.什么adv.到什么程度, 在哪一方面n.本质, 实质, 要素 Chandler: (sarcastically) Dee, the sarcastic sister from Whats Happening. 118
2 dee di: n.D 字, D 字形马具      DEE=Diethyl Ether 乙醚 Chandler: (sarcastically) Dee, the sarcastic sister from Whats Happening. 118
27 poker 5pEukE n.拨火棍, (用棍)戳的人, 纸牌戏vt.烙制 Chandler: (to the girls) We were playing poker, alright... 118
2 yarn jB:n n.纱, 纱线, 故事, 奇谈 Chandler: ...little playthings with yarn? 118
2 playthings 5pleIWIN n.玩具, 被玩弄的人 Chandler: ...little playthings with yarn? 118
2 flintstones `flIntstEJn n.燧石,打火石 Chandler: Is this still about her whole 'The Flintstones could've really happened' thing? 118
1 bart Area Rapid Transit System (in San Francisco)(旧金山)海湾地区快速运输系统(电气火车)       Bart  [bB:t]  abbr. 从男爵 (baronet) Chandler: Oh, come on. What was with that whole Black Bart speech? (mimicking): "When I play poker, I'm not a nice guy!" 118
1 pizzeria pi:tsE5ri:E n. 匹萨饼店,意大利肉饼店 Chandler: Oh, did you get that from the 'I Love Rachel' pizzeria? 118
18 lesson 5lesn n.功课, (一节)课, 课程, 教训 Chandler: OK, alright, last minute lesson, last minute lesson. (holds up two cards) Joey... three... eight. Eight... three. (Joey is unamused) Alright babe, deal the cards. 118
20 settle 5setl n.有背的长凳vt.安放, 使定居, 安排, 解决, 决定, 整理, 支付, 使平静vi.安家, 定居, 停留, 下陷, 沉淀, 决定, 澄清 Chandler: Rach, Rach, we gotta settle. 118
1 virginia vE(:)5dVinjE n.维吉尼亚 Chandler: The... Jamestown colony of Virginia. You see, King George is giving us the land, so... 118
24 land lAnd n.陆地, (书面语)国家、国土, 地带, [复数]地产, 田产vi.靠岸, 登陆, 登岸, 到达vt.使上岸, 使登陆, 使到达, 使处于 Chandler: The... Jamestown colony of Virginia. You see, King George is giving us the land, so... 118
38 king kiN n.国王, 君主, (部落的)首领, 纸牌中的Kvt.立...为王vi.做国王, 统治 Chandler: The... Jamestown colony of Virginia. You see, King George is giving us the land, so... 118
1 jamestown 5dVeimztaun 詹姆斯敦(①圣赫勒拿岛首府 ②1607年英国在美洲建立的一个殖民地, 在弗吉尼亚州詹姆士河的河口处 ③美国城市) Chandler: The... Jamestown colony of Virginia. You see, King George is giving us the land, so... 118
1 colony 5kClEni n.殖民地, 侨民, (聚居的)一群同业, 一批同行, (生物)群体 Chandler: The... Jamestown colony of Virginia. You see, King George is giving us the land, so... 118
17 games 游戏程序 Chandler: There just don't happen to be any women in our games. 118
1 trident 5traidEnt n.三叉戟式飞机 Chandler: Um, ok... the... the fifth dentist caved and now they're all recommending Trident? 118
1 recommending rekE5mend vt.推荐, 介绍, 劝告, 使受欢迎, 托付, 使...受欢迎, 使...可取 Chandler: Um, ok... the... the fifth dentist caved and now they're all recommending Trident? 118
2 caved keiv n.洞穴, 窑洞vi.凹陷, 投降vt.挖洞, 使凹陷 Chandler: Um, ok... the... the fifth dentist caved and now they're all recommending Trident? 118
52 ones wQn pron.一个人, 任何人, 一方num.一, 一个adj.一方的, 某一, 同样的 Chandler: Well, if you're gonna work for mechanics, those are the ones to work for. 118
3 linda   Lindan. 琳达(女子名) Chandler: You know, I can't believe you. Linda is so great! Why won't you go out with her again? 118
2 unbearable Qn5bZErEbl adj.无法忍受的, 承受不住的 Joey: (triumphantly) The Unbearable Likeness of Being! 118
1 likeness 5laiknis n.相象, 相似物 Joey: (triumphantly) The Unbearable Likeness of Being! 118
1 sores sC, sCE adj.疼痛的, 痛心的, 剧烈的n.痛的地方, 痛处 Joey: Ahhh, I fold like a cheap hooker who got hit in the stomach by a fat guy with sores on his face. (the girls look at him, confused) Oh, I'm out. 118
28 hooker 5hukE n.渔船      Hooker  [5hukE]  胡克(①姓氏 ②Sir Joseph Dalton, 1817-1911, 英国植物学家) Joey: Ahhh, I fold like a cheap hooker who got hit in the stomach by a fat guy with sores on his face. (the girls look at him, confused) Oh, I'm out. 118
13 fold fEuld n.折, 羊栏, 折痕, 信徒vt.折叠, 包, 合拢, 抱住, 笼罩, 调入, 交迭vi.折叠起来, 彻底失败 Joey: Ahhh, I fold like a cheap hooker who got hit in the stomach by a fat guy with sores on his face. (the girls look at him, confused) Oh, I'm out. 118
41 mary 5mZEri n.玛丽(女子名) Joey: But hey, thanks for teachin' us Cross-Eyed Mary. You guys, we gotta play that at our regular game. 118
5 eyed aid adj.有眼的 Joey: But hey, thanks for teachin' us Cross-Eyed Mary. You guys, we gotta play that at our regular game. 118
12 cross krCs n.十字, 交叉, 十字架, 十字形物adj.交叉的, 相反的, 乖戾的v.使交叉, 横过, 勾划, 错过, 反对, 杂交 Joey: But hey, thanks for teachin' us Cross-Eyed Mary. You guys, we gotta play that at our regular game. 118
6 bluffing blQf n.断崖, 绝壁, 诈骗adj.绝壁的, 直率的vt.vi诈骗 Joey: Heh... I was bluffing. 118
9 xerox 5zIErRks v.复印      Xerox  [5ziErCks]  施乐复印机(商标名称) Joey: Oh no, I'm sure the Xerox machine caught a few. 118
3 tic tik n.[医]痉挛, 局部的抽筋      TIC=Technical Information Center 技术情报中心([美]DOE及ERDA) Joey: That's fine. I'll just have a Tic-Tac to hold me over. 118
2 tac Tactical Air Control, 战术空军控制 Joey: That's fine. I'll just have a Tic-Tac to hold me over. 118
1 realization 7riElai5zeiFEn n.实现 Joey: Whoa, whoa, whoa, Monica, what're you doin'? This is a poker game. You can't serve food with more than one syllable. It's gotta be like chips, or dip, or pretz...(look of realization) 118
27 chips tFips 筹码 货币 铸币 Joey: Whoa, whoa, whoa, Monica, what're you doin'? This is a poker game. You can't serve food with more than one syllable. It's gotta be like chips, or dip, or pretz...(look of realization) 118
3 birdie 5bE:di n.小鸟 Monica: (pointing at the drawing, upset) Bye... bye... BIRDIE. 118
8 deals di:l n.交易, (政治上的)密约, 待遇, 份量, <口>买卖vi.处理, 应付, 做生意vt.分配, 分给(out), 发牌, 给予      DEAL=Decision Evaluation And Logic 判定鉴定与逻辑 Monica: Alright, Cincinnati, no blinds, everybody ante. (deals cards) 118
1 cincinnati 7sinsi5nAti 辛辛那提[美国俄亥俄州西南部城市] Monica: Alright, Cincinnati, no blinds, everybody ante. (deals cards) 118
1 blinds blaind adj.瞎的, 盲目的vt.使失明, 缺乏眼光或判断力 Monica: Alright, Cincinnati, no blinds, everybody ante. (deals cards) 118
2 ante 5AntI n.<美>(打扑克牌发牌前下的)赌注v.下赌注 Monica: Alright, Cincinnati, no blinds, everybody ante. (deals cards) 118
1 roulettes ru(:)5let n.轮盘赌, 点线机, 转迹线, 刻骑缝孔的齿轮 Monica: Alright, here we go. We've got salmon roulettes and assorted crudites. 118
1 assorted E5sC:tId adj.多样混合的v.分类配全 Monica: Alright, here we go. We've got salmon roulettes and assorted crudites. 118
2 stakes steik n.树桩 Monica: Alright, you know, we got it, we got it. Let's play for real. High stakes... big bucks... 118
2 rematch 5ri:5mAtF v.(运动竞赛、桥牌等的)重赛 Monica: And you know what? We want a rematch. 118
2 mechanics mi5kAniks n.(用作单数)机械学、力学, (用作复数)技巧, 结构 Monica: Do you really want a job with Popular Mechanics? 118
13 response ris5pCns n.回答, 响应, 反应 Monica: I mean, that's a typical guy response. 118
2 responses ris5pCns n.回答, 响应, 反应 Monica: Lots of responses. 118
13 lame leim adj.跛足的, 僵痛的, 不完全的, 金属薄片, 不知内情的人, (辩解、论据等)无说服力的vi.变跛, 瘸行vt.使成残废 Monica: Oh, please, that is such a lame excuse! 118
7 iris 5aiEris n.[解]虹膜, 鸢尾属植物, [希神]彩虹之女神, 虹, 虹彩      Iris  [5aiEris]  n 艾里斯(女子名) Monica: OK, look. That is Aunt Iris. This woman has been playing poker since she was five. You gotta listen to every word she says. (opens door) Hi! 118
2 chit tFit n.小孩, (活泼的)少女, 芽vt.摘去芽 Monica: OK, we done with the chit-chat? Are we ready to play some serious poker? 118
9 chat tFAt v.聊天n.聊天 Monica: OK, we done with the chit-chat? Are we ready to play some serious poker? 118
47 cause kC:z n.原因, 导致某事发生的人或事, 动机, 理由, 根据, 目标, 理想, 事业vt.引起, 惹起, 使(发生), 促成 Monica: So I wouldn't need any, right? Cause I have a straight. 118
3 slipped slip n.滑倒, 事故, 片, 纸片vi.滑动, 滑倒, 失足, 减退vt.使滑动, 滑过, 摆脱, 闪开, 塞入adj.滑动的, 活络的, 有活结的abbr.Serial Line Interface Protocol, 串行线路接口协议, 是旧式的协议      SLIP(Serial Line Internet Protocol)串行线路接口协议, 是旧式的协议 Monica: That was not an incident! I-I was gesturing, a-and the plate slipped out of my hand. 118
10 competitive kEm5petitiv adj.竞争的 Monica: Yeah, I know. He can get really competitive. 118
7 yourselves jR:`selvz,jJE-,jE- pron.你们自己 Monica: You know what? This is not over. We will play you again, and we will win, and you will lose, and you will beg, and we will laugh, and we will take every last dime you have, and you will hate yourselves forever. 118
4 dime daim n.<美> 一角硬币 Monica: You know what? This is not over. We will play you again, and we will win, and you will lose, and you will beg, and we will laugh, and we will take every last dime you have, and you will hate yourselves forever. 118
5 wherever (h)wZEr5evE adv.无论那里, 无论什么情况下 Phoebe: (holding a card and waving it in front of her face) Hey you guys, look, the one-eyed jack follows me wherever I go. (they look at her) Right, OK, serious poker. 118
1 inquiry in5kwaiEri n.质询, 调查 Phoebe: (reading): Dear Ms. Green, thank you for your inquiry, however... oh... (crumples up letter) 118
5 crumples 5krQmpl v.弄皱, 压皱, 变皱, 崩溃, 垮台 Phoebe: (reading): Dear Ms. Green, thank you for your inquiry, however... oh... (crumples up letter) 118
3 teen ti:n n.悲哀, 不幸, 愤怒vt.激怒, 使烦恼vi.烦躁, 伤心 Phoebe: ...teen! (throws in a ten-dollar bill) 118
20 dollar 5dClE n.元, 美元 Phoebe: ...teen! (throws in a ten-dollar bill) 118
4 cursed 5kE:sid adj.被诅咒的, 邪恶的 Phoebe: Alright, here's my $7.50. (Hands them the money) But I think you should know that this money is cursed. 118
3 kettle 5ketl n.壶, 罐, 釜, 鼓 Phoebe: Oh, hello, kettle? This is Monica. You're black. 118
4 spends spend v.花费, 消耗, 用尽vt.度过, 消磨 Phoebe: Oh, I cursed it. So now bad things will happen to he who spends it. 118
4 spades speid n.铲, 铁锹v.铲      SPADE=Spare Parts Analysis,Documentation andEvaluation备用元件分析、文件编制及评定 Phoebe: OK, I just need two... the, um, ten of spades and the six of clubs. 118
7 clubs klQb n.俱乐部, 夜总会, 社, 棍棒, (高尔夫球等的)球棒, (扑克牌)梅花vt.棍打, 协作, 联合, 把...当棍棒用 Phoebe: OK, I just need two... the, um, ten of spades and the six of clubs. 118
45 bird bE:d n.鸟, <俚>人vi.在野外观察或鉴别鸟类      Bird  [bE:d]  伯德 (男子或女子名, 亦作Byrd) Phoebe: That's a bird? 118
2 sexist `seksIst n.男性至上主义者 Phoebe: Yeah, what is that? Like, some kind of guy thing? Like, some kind of sexist guy thing? Like it's poker, so only guys can play? 118
1 veins   veinsn.纹理 Rachel: (deals new hand) Boy, you really can't stand to lose, can you? Your whole face is getting red... little veins popping out on your temple... 118
4 temple 5templ n.庙, 寺, 神殿, 教堂, 礼拜堂, 太阳穴, 鬓角      Temple  [5templ]  坦普尔(姓氏) Rachel: (deals new hand) Boy, you really can't stand to lose, can you? Your whole face is getting red... little veins popping out on your temple... 118
7 popping 5pCpiN n.爆音[裂](收音机障碍), 汽船声adj.间歇(振荡)的 Rachel: (deals new hand) Boy, you really can't stand to lose, can you? Your whole face is getting red... little veins popping out on your temple... 118
5 avenue 5Avinju: n.林荫道, 大街, 方法, 途径, 路 Rachel: (in disbelief): Sak's... Fifth... Avenue. 118
7 cinnamon 5sinEmEn n.[植物]肉桂, 桂皮, 肉桂色 Rachel: (out loud): We have apple cinnamon... 118
15 apple 5Apl n.苹果, 似苹果的果实 Rachel: (out loud): We have apple cinnamon... 118
4 scones skCn, skEun n.烤饼 Rachel: (to Monica): Really? (out loud): Sure, we have scones left! (to Monica): OK, read them to me. 118
19 loser 5lu:zE n.失主, 失败者, 输者 Rachel: (to Ross): Loser? 118
2 yas   YAyoung adult 年轻人 Rachel: (to Ross): So basically, you get your ya-yas by taking money from all of your friends. 118
2 shuffles 5FQfl n.拖着脚走, 混乱, 蒙混, 洗纸牌v.拖曳, 搅乱, 慢吞吞地走, 推诿, 洗牌 Rachel: Alright... (shuffles cards expertly, all the guys stare in amazement) 118
2 expertly   expertlyadv.熟练地 Rachel: Alright... (shuffles cards expertly, all the guys stare in amazement) 118
10 buyer 5baiE n.买主, 顾客, 采购员 Rachel: Assistant buyer. Oh! I would be shopping... for a living! 118
32 silly 5sili adj.愚蠢的, 无聊的, 失去知觉的, 无助的 Rachel: Barbara! Hi, how are you? (Listens) Uh-huh. (Listens) No, I understand. Yeah. Oh, oh, come on, no, I'm fine. Don't be silly. Yeah... oh, but you know, if-if anything else opens up, plea桯ello? Hello? (hangs up phone, very depressed) 118
5 barbara 5bB:bErE n.芭芭拉 Rachel: Barbara! Hi, how are you? (Listens) Uh-huh. (Listens) No, I understand. Yeah. Oh, oh, come on, no, I'm fine. Don't be silly. Yeah... oh, but you know, if-if anything else opens up, plea桯ello? Hello? (hangs up phone, very depressed) 118
35 teach ti:tF v.讲授, 教授 Rachel: But you could teach us. 118
1 exert i^5zE:t vt.尽(力), 施加(压力等), 努力v.发挥, 竭尽全力, 尽 Rachel: Mmm-hmmm. Oh, so typical. Ooo, I'm a man. Ooo, I have a penis. Ooo, I have to win money to exert my power over women. (hands over her money) 118
12 camp kAmp n.露营地, 阵营vi.露营, 扎营      CAMP=Computer Aided Maintenance Project 计算机辅助维修计划[英]      Camp  [kAmp]  坎普(姓氏) Rachel: Noooo... the interview! She loved me! She absolutely loved me. We talked for like two and a half hours, we have the same taste in clothes, and梠h, I went to camp with her cousin... And, oh, the job is perfect. I can do this. I can do this well! 118
1 differ 5difE vi.不一致, 不同 Rachel: Oh, I beg to differ. The Pictionary incident? 118
9 beg be^ v.请求, 乞求 Rachel: Oh, I beg to differ. The Pictionary incident? 118
2 fours fC:z 四人舞 Rachel: Oh, no-no-no-no-no-no, that's OK, I don't need them. I'm going for fours. 118
4 fax fAks n.vt.传真      FAX固定航空导航电台(电信符号) Rachel: OK, sorry to break up this party, but I've got resumes to fax before work tomorrow... (gets up to leave) 118
41 interview 5intEvju: vt.接见, 会见n.接见, 会见 Rachel: Oooooh. (reads letter) (surprised): Oh! I got an interview! I got an interview! 118
11 waste weist n.废物, 浪费, 损耗, 消耗, 地面风化物, 垃圾, 荒地adj.废弃的, 荒芜的, 多余的vt.浪费, 消耗, 使荒芜vi.被浪费, 挥霍钱财, 变消瘦, 被损耗 Rachel: Uh, I will see you... and I'll raise you. (throws chips in pot) What do you say... want to waste another buck? 118
3 buck bQk n.<美口> 元, 雄鹿, 公羊, 公兔v.(马等)突然一跃(将骑手摔下)      Buck  [bQk]  巴克(①姓氏 ②Pearl, 1892-1973, 即赛珍珠, 本名Sydenstricker, 美国女小说家, 曾获1938年诺贝尔文学奖) Rachel: Uh, I will see you... and I'll raise you. (throws chips in pot) What do you say... want to waste another buck? 118
14 pile pail n.堆, 大堆, 高大建筑, <美口>大量钱财, <美>[核]反应堆, [电]电池组vi.堆起, 堆积, 积累, 挤vt.堆于, 累积, 堆叠, 打桩于, 用桩支撑 Rachel: Well, well, well, hop back in bucko, cause I got four sixes! (lays down cards) I won! I actually won! Oh my God! Y'know what? (collects chips) I think I'm gonna make a little Ross pile. (holds up a chip) I think that one was Ross's, and I think梠h梩hat one was Ross's. Yes! (Starts singing): Well, I have got your money, and you'll never see it... 118
2 collects kE5lekt v.收集, 聚集, 集中, 搜集adj.由收件人付款的adv.由收件人付款地 Rachel: Well, well, well, hop back in bucko, cause I got four sixes! (lays down cards) I won! I actually won! Oh my God! Y'know what? (collects chips) I think I'm gonna make a little Ross pile. (holds up a chip) I think that one was Ross's, and I think梠h梩hat one was Ross's. Yes! (Starts singing): Well, I have got your money, and you'll never see it... 118
65 chip tFip n.碎片, 筹码v.削成碎片, 碎裂芯片 Rachel: Well, well, well, hop back in bucko, cause I got four sixes! (lays down cards) I won! I actually won! Oh my God! Y'know what? (collects chips) I think I'm gonna make a little Ross pile. (holds up a chip) I think that one was Ross's, and I think梠h梩hat one was Ross's. Yes! (Starts singing): Well, I have got your money, and you'll never see it... 118
1 bucko 5bQkEu n.欺凌弱小者 Rachel: Well, well, well, hop back in bucko, cause I got four sixes! (lays down cards) I won! I actually won! Oh my God! Y'know what? (collects chips) I think I'm gonna make a little Ross pile. (holds up a chip) I think that one was Ross's, and I think梠h梩hat one was Ross's. Yes! (Starts singing): Well, I have got your money, and you'll never see it... 118
5 mee   MEE=Methyl Ethyl Ether 甲基乙基醚 Ross: (mimicking Rachel) Mee mee, mee-mee mee. 118
4 jacks dVAks 抓子游戏 Ross: Alright, now, you sure? Phoebe just threw away two jacks because they didn't look happy... 118
4 limit 5limit n.界限, 限度, 限制vt.限制, 限定 Ross: I thought, uh... it was a fifty cent limit. 118
3 cent sent n.(货币单位)分, 分币 Ross: I thought, uh... it was a fifty cent limit. 118
10 cents sent n.(货币单位)分, 分币 Ross: I'm in for fifty cents. (throws it in) 118
2 dealt delt vbl.deal的过去式和过去分词 Ross: Look, Rachel, this is poker. I play to win, alright? In order for me to win, other people have to lose. So if you're gonna play poker with me, don't expect me to be a 'nice guy,' OK? Cause once those cards are dealt... (claps hands three times) 118
9 claps klAp n.拍手声, 霹雳声v.鼓掌, 轻拍 Ross: Look, Rachel, this is poker. I play to win, alright? In order for me to win, other people have to lose. So if you're gonna play poker with me, don't expect me to be a 'nice guy,' OK? Cause once those cards are dealt... (claps hands three times) 118
2 disc disk n.(=disk) 圆盘, 唱片vt.灌唱片      DISC=Defence Industrial Supply Center 国防工业品供应中心[美] Ross: Marcel! Where are you going with that disc? 118
5 pounding 5paundiN n. 重击;重击声 Ross: No, it's not just that. It's just桰 want someone who... who does something for me, y'know? Who gets my heart pounding, who... who makes me, uh... (begins to stare lovingly at Rachel) 118
1 weep wi:p n.哭, 哭泣, 滴下vi.哭泣, 流泪, 哀悼, 滴落vt.哭着使...,悲叹, 滴下 Ross: Oh, guys, you should've seen him. 'Read 'em and weep.' 118
1 proofread 5pru:fri:d vt.校正, 校对 Ross: Rach, did you proofread these? 118
6 owes   owesv.亏欠,负债,感恩 Ross: So, Phoebs owes $7.50, Monica, you owe $10, and Rachel, you owe fifteen big ones. 118
12 fifteen 5fif5ti:n adj.十五 Ross: So, Phoebs owes $7.50, Monica, you owe $10, and Rachel, you owe fifteen big ones. 118
1 gals ^Al n.女孩(=girl), 少女 Ross: So, you gals wanna hand over your money now? That way, we don't have to go through the formality of actually playing. 118
1 formality fC:5mAliti n.拘谨, 礼节, 仪式, 正式手续, 拘泥形式 Ross: So, you gals wanna hand over your money now? That way, we don't have to go through the formality of actually playing. 118
7 skills skil n.技能, ,技巧, 熟练, 巧妙 Ross: Uh, nothing, I'm sure they'll be impressed with your excellent compuper skills. 118
1 shuffle 5FQfl n.拖着脚走, 混乱, 蒙混, 洗纸牌v.拖曳, 搅乱, 慢吞吞地走, 推诿, 洗牌 Ross: Uh, Rach, do you want me to shuffle those? 118
20 cried   criedvbl.cry 的过去式及过去分词 Ross: Uhhhh... Joey cried last night. 118
16 press pres n.压, 按, 印刷, 压力, 拥挤, 紧握, 新闻vt.压, 压榨, 紧抱, 逼迫vi.压, 逼迫, 拥挤, 受压      PRESS=Pacific Range Electro-magnetic Signature Studies 太平洋区域电磁特征研究 Ross: You are not putting that on again! Marcel, OK梚f you press that button, you are in very, very big trouble. 118
3 swiftly   swiftlyadv.很快地, 即刻 (A knock on the door. Rachel swiftly opens it) 119
1 hobble 5hCbl v.蹒跚 (A man carrying a box of bananas walks past them. They stare for a minute and then hobble after him) 119
7 bananas bE5nB:nEs 疯狂的, 糊涂的 (A man carrying a box of bananas walks past them. They stare for a minute and then hobble after him) 119
3 dumbstruck 5dQmstrQk adj.被吓得目瞪口呆的, 吓得发懵的 (Chandler and Joey are dumbstruck for a moment) 119
18 motion 5mEuFEn n.运动, 动作v.运动 (In slow motion we see Phoebe look at Marcel, then at Luisa. She jumps toward Marcel just as Luisa fires the gun.) 119
7 fires 5faiE n.火, 炉火, 火灾, 失火, 闪光, 炮火, 热情, 激情vt.点燃, 烧制, 使发光, 给(炉子等)加燃料, 放枪, 激动, <口>解雇vi.开枪, 射击, 着火, 烧火, 激动 (In slow motion we see Phoebe look at Marcel, then at Luisa. She jumps toward Marcel just as Luisa fires the gun.) 119
1 monkeyish `mQNkIF adj.猴子似的, 胡闹的 (Marcel makes a monkeyish noise. He is sitting in the corner) 119
6 upper 5QpE adj.上面的, 上部的 [Cut to another part of the building. We see Marcel jump in through a window and run down some stairs, then Chandler and Joey come down from the upper floor without noticing.] 119
17 carries 5kAri n.进位, 射程, 运载vt.携带, 运送, 支持, 支撑, 传送, 意味vi.被携带, 能达到 [Cut to Marcel walking along a hallway. He notices a banana on the floor and picks it up. The hand of an unseen person grabs him and carries him away. Then cut to Ross and Rachel on the street outside.] 119
4 banana bE5nB:nE n.香蕉 [Cut to Marcel walking along a hallway. He notices a banana on the floor and picks it up. The hand of an unseen person grabs him and carries him away. Then cut to Ross and Rachel on the street outside.] 119
4 searching 5sE:tFiN adj.透彻的v.搜索 [Cut to Monica and Phoebe searching the basement.] 119
11 basement 5beismEnt n.地下室, 墙脚 [Cut to Monica and Phoebe searching the basement.] 119
6 reacting ri5Akt vi.起反应, 起作用, 反抗, 起反作用 [Cut to outside the window, with Ross reacting with disbelief. The shot pans back until we see Marcel sitting on the window ledge.] 119
1 ledge ledV n.壁架, 架状突出物, 暗礁, 矿层 [Cut to outside the window, with Ross reacting with disbelief. The shot pans back until we see Marcel sitting on the window ledge.] 119
6 yearbook 5jIEbJk n.年鉴 [Scene: Central Perk, Monica, Joey, Phoebe, and Chandler are looking through Monica's high school yearbook] 119
26 opera 5RpErE n.歌剧 [Scene: Monica and Rachel's, Rachel is taking care of Marcel and they are watching a soap opera.] 119
1 tia   TIAabbr.Thanks In Advance, 先谢了 {Transcriber's Note: The credits list two characters, Tia and Samantha, who I assume are the sweaty women Joey and Chandler meet. However, I don't know which is which, so I've simply called them Woman #1 and Woman #2.} 119
9 sweaty 5sweti adj.出汗的, 吃力的 {Transcriber's Note: The credits list two characters, Tia and Samantha, who I assume are the sweaty women Joey and Chandler meet. However, I don't know which is which, so I've simply called them Woman #1 and Woman #2.} 119
2 samantha   Samanthan. 萨曼塔(女子名) {Transcriber's Note: The credits list two characters, Tia and Samantha, who I assume are the sweaty women Joey and Chandler meet. However, I don't know which is which, so I've simply called them Woman #1 and Woman #2.} 119
75 list list n.目录, 名单, 列表, 序列, 数据清单, 明细表, 条纹, [总称]各种上市证券vt.列出, 列于表上, 记入名单内, 装布条vi.列于表上 {Transcriber's Note: The credits list two characters, Tia and Samantha, who I assume are the sweaty women Joey and Chandler meet. However, I don't know which is which, so I've simply called them Woman #1 and Woman #2.} 119
1 alp Alp n.高山 Chandler: Eh. I thought that was an alp. 119
9 per pE:, pE prep.每, 每一, 由, 经      PER=Phase Engineering Report 阶段工程报告 Chandler: Oh, nononowaitwaitwaitnono! Uh... we may not know anything about radiators per se, but we do have a certain amount of expertise in the heating and cooling... mileu. 119
2 heating 5hi:tiN v.加热 Chandler: Oh, nononowaitwaitwaitnono! Uh... we may not know anything about radiators per se, but we do have a certain amount of expertise in the heating and cooling... mileu. 119
1 expertise 7ekspE5ti:z n.专家的意见, 专门技术 Chandler: Oh, nononowaitwaitwaitnono! Uh... we may not know anything about radiators per se, but we do have a certain amount of expertise in the heating and cooling... mileu. 119
3 cooling 5ku:liN n.冷却adj.冷却的 Chandler: Oh, nononowaitwaitwaitnono! Uh... we may not know anything about radiators per se, but we do have a certain amount of expertise in the heating and cooling... mileu. 119
18 amount E5maunt n.数量vi.(to) 总计, 等于 Chandler: Oh, nononowaitwaitwaitnono! Uh... we may not know anything about radiators per se, but we do have a certain amount of expertise in the heating and cooling... mileu. 119
1 touristy 5tuEristi adj.1.适宜游览的,适合观光的 2.旅游者常去的 Chandler: Okay, it's his first time out, so he's probably gonna wanna do some of the touristy things. I'll go to Cats, you go to the Russian Tea Room. 119
11 russian `rQFEn n.俄国人, 俄语adj.俄国的, 俄国人的, 俄语的 Chandler: Okay, it's his first time out, so he's probably gonna wanna do some of the touristy things. I'll go to Cats, you go to the Russian Tea Room. 119
4 flick flik n.(用鞭)快速的轻打, 轻打声, 弹开v.轻弹, 轻轻拂去, 忽然摇动, (翅)拍动, (旗)飘扬 Chandler: Toootal chick-flick. 119
1 lifestyle   lifestylen. 生活方式 Chandler: Yeah, well I went to boarding school with four hundred boys. Any sex I had would've involved a major lifestyle choice. 119
8 boarding 5bC:diN n.寄膳宿, 木板 Chandler: Yeah, well I went to boarding school with four hundred boys. Any sex I had would've involved a major lifestyle choice. 119
1 violence 5vaiElEns n.猛烈, 强烈, 暴力, 暴虐, 暴行, 强暴 Joey: Hey, I don't need violence to enjoy a movie. Just so long as there's a little nudity. 119
8 nudity 5nju:diti n.裸体, 赤裸 Joey: Hey, I don't need violence to enjoy a movie. Just so long as there's a little nudity. 119
26 agree E5^ri: vi.同意, 赞成...的意见, 与...一致, 承认, 适合vt.同意      AGREE=Advanced Ground Receiving Equipment Experiment高级地面接收设备试验([美], NASA和[日]NHK) Joey: I agree. I'm, like, in disbelief. 119
4 lou lU: n.卢(Louise的昵称,亦作Lu)(f.) Joey: I meant female nudity. Alright? I don't need to see Lou Grant frolicking. 119
1 frolicking `frClIkI adj.爱闹着玩的, 嬉戏的 Joey: I meant female nudity. Alright? I don't need to see Lou Grant frolicking. 119
12 knob nCb n.(门, 抽屉等的)球形捏手, 节, 瘤, 旋钮, 球形突出物, (煤, 砂糖等的)小块vt.使有球形突出物vi.鼓起 Joey: Um, sure! Did you, uh, did you try turning the knob back the other way? 119
45 yea jei n.肯定, 赞成 Joey: We can't, alright? (To the women) We're sorry. You have no idea how sorry, but... We promised we'd find this monkey. If you see him, he's about yea high and answers to the name Marcel, so if we could get some pictures of you, you'd really be helping us out. 119
12 cage keidV n.笼, 槛, (矿井)贯笼 Luisa: (Out of shot) Here, monkey. Here, monkey! Here, monkey! (Marcel runs to the door and into Luisa's cage, which she slams shut) Gotcha. 119
1 punishable 5pQnIFEb(E)l adj.该罚的, 可罚的 Luisa: Oookay. Are you aware that possession of an illegal exotic is, uh, punishable by up to two years in prison and confiscation of the animal? 119
2 possession pE5zeFEn n.拥有, 占有, 所有, 着迷, 领土, 领地, 财产(常用复数), 自制 Luisa: Oookay. Are you aware that possession of an illegal exotic is, uh, punishable by up to two years in prison and confiscation of the animal? 119
1 confiscation   confiscationn.没收, 充公, 征用 Luisa: Oookay. Are you aware that possession of an illegal exotic is, uh, punishable by up to two years in prison and confiscation of the animal? 119
22 prom prCm n.正式舞会      PROM=Programmable Read-Only Memory 可编程序的只读存储器 Luisa: Sorry, prom queen. 119
2 loads lEud n.负荷, 重担, 装载量, 工作量, 负载, 加载vt.装载, 装填, 使担负vi.装货, 装弹药,装料 Luisa: Step aside, ladies! (She loads a gun) 119
28 gun ^Qn n.炮, 枪, <美>手枪, 油门vi.用枪射击, 用枪打猎, 加大油门快速前进vt.向...开枪, 开大(引擎、汽车)的油门 Luisa: Step aside, ladies! (She loads a gun) 119
31 judge dVQdV n.法官, 审判员, 裁判员, 鉴赏家, 鉴定人, (J-)最高的审判者vt.审理, 鉴定, 判断, 判决, 断定, 认为vi.下判断, 作评价 Luisa: You're both gonna have to take this up with the judge. 119
2 hugh hju: n. 休(男子名) Monica and Phoebe: Hugh! Hugh Grant! 119
1 bobcats 5bCbkAt n.美洲野猫, 山猫之类 Monica: Be that as it may, d'you think you could just help us out here on that monkey thing? Y'know, just for old times' sake? Go Bobcats? 119
1 reconcile 5rekEnsail vt.使和解, 使和谐, 使顺从 Monica: Look. I'm sure there's some friendly way to reconcile this! Um, have a seat. First of all, we haven't been introduced, I'm Monica Geller. 119
5 introduced 7intrE5dju:s vt.介绍, 传入, 引进, 提出 Monica: Look. I'm sure there's some friendly way to reconcile this! Um, have a seat. First of all, we haven't been introduced, I'm Monica Geller. 119
8 friendly 5frendli adj.友好的, 友谊的 Monica: Look. I'm sure there's some friendly way to reconcile this! Um, have a seat. First of all, we haven't been introduced, I'm Monica Geller. 119
1 bunk bQNk n.(轮船, 火车等)铺位 Monica: Mail call, Rachel Green, bunk seven. 119
23 fourth fC:W num.第四个 Monica: Okay, we'll start with the building. You guys take the first and second floor, Phoebe and I'll take third and fourth. 119
1 lysol 5laisCl n.来沙尔(一种消毒剂) Monica: Okay, you stay here, and just wait by the phone. Spray Lysol in my shoe, and wait for Ross to kill you. 119
3 von vCn;fCn;fEn prep.(=from of)(常加在姓前) Monica: This is me in The Sound of Music. See the von Trapp kids? 119
17 favourite 5feivErit adj.特别喜爱的, 中意的n.特别喜爱的(或物) Monica: Well, high school was not my favourite time. 119
4 waffle 5wCfl vi.闲聊, 胡扯n.华夫饼干, 无聊话, 动听而无意义的话 Mr. Heckles: I left a Belgian waffle out here, did you take it? 119
4 belgian 5beldVEn n.比利时人adj.比利时的 Mr. Heckles: I left a Belgian waffle out here, did you take it? 119
1 potassium pE5tAsjEm [化]钾(19号元素, 符号K)      Potassium  [pE5tAsIEm]  Mr. Heckles: Potassium. 119
1 regis `ri:dVIs n.里吉斯(m.) Mr. Heckles: Saw Regis Philbin once... 119
5 dun dQn n.催促者, 讨债者, 催债v.催讨adj.暗褐色的, 微暗的 Phoebe: Dun-dun-duuuur! Sorry. 119
31 movies   moviesn.电影 Phoebe: I-I'm sorry it wasn't one of those movies with, like, y'know, guns and bombs and, like, buses going really fast... 119
2 guns ^Qn n.炮, 枪, <美>手枪, 油门vi.用枪射击, 用枪打猎, 加大油门快速前进vt.向...开枪, 开大(引擎、汽车)的油门 Phoebe: I-I'm sorry it wasn't one of those movies with, like, y'know, guns and bombs and, like, buses going really fast... 119
2 buses   busesn.公共汽车 Phoebe: I-I'm sorry it wasn't one of those movies with, like, y'know, guns and bombs and, like, buses going really fast... 119
1 bombs bCm n.炸弹vt.投弹于, 轰炸 Phoebe: I-I'm sorry it wasn't one of those movies with, like, y'know, guns and bombs and, like, buses going really fast... 119
11 jail dVeil n.监狱vt.监禁 Phoebe: Oh my God. You'd put that poor little creature in jail? 119
3 creature 5kri:tFE n.人, 动物, 傀儡, 创造物 Phoebe: Oh my God. You'd put that poor little creature in jail? 119
1 brushed brQFt adj.[纺](织物)拉过绒的 Phoebe: Something just brushed up against my right leg! 119
1 sways swei v.摇摆, 摇动 Phoebe: Yeah, think so. Oh! (She notices the tranquiliser dart has hit her in the butt and removes it) Huh. (Sways back) Whoah. 119
6 dart dB:t n.标枪, 镖, (昆虫的)刺, 飞快的动作v.飞奔, 投掷      DART=Daily Automatic Rescheduling Technique 每日自动再调度技术 Phoebe: Yeah, think so. Oh! (She notices the tranquiliser dart has hit her in the butt and removes it) Huh. (Sways back) Whoah. 119
7 pickles 5pikl n.(腌肉、菜等用的)盐汁, 醋汁, 腌渍品, 泡菜vt.腌, 泡 Rachel: (On the phone) Okay, he's a, he's a black capuchian monkey with a white face... (Enter Ross) ...with, with Russian dressing and, and pickles on the side. Okay. Thanks. 119
6 punish 5pQniF vt.惩罚, 处罚 Rachel: Alright. In high school I was the prom queen and I was the homecoming queen and the class president and you... were also there! But if you take this monkey, I will lose one of the most important people in my life. You can hate me if you want, but please do not punish him. C'mon, Luisa, you have a chance to be the bigger person here! Take it! 119
15 president 5prezidEnt n.总统, 会长, 校长, 行长 Rachel: Alright. In high school I was the prom queen and I was the homecoming queen and the class president and you... were also there! But if you take this monkey, I will lose one of the most important people in my life. You can hate me if you want, but please do not punish him. C'mon, Luisa, you have a chance to be the bigger person here! Take it! 119
1 homecoming `hEJm9kQmIN n.回老家, 回国 Rachel: Alright. In high school I was the prom queen and I was the homecoming queen and the class president and you... were also there! But if you take this monkey, I will lose one of the most important people in my life. You can hate me if you want, but please do not punish him. C'mon, Luisa, you have a chance to be the bigger person here! Take it! 119
24 trade treid n.贸易, 商业, 交易, 生意, 职业, 行业, [气]信风, 顾客vi.交易, 买卖, 经商, 对换, 购物vt.用...进行交换 Rachel: Anybody wanna trade? Oh... 119
4 newsletter `njU:z9letE(r) n.时事通讯 Rachel: Country club newsletter. My mother sends me the engagement notices for 'inspiration.' Oh my God! Oh my God, it's Barry and Mindy! 119
22 country 5kQntri n.国家, 国土, [总称]国民, 乡村, 故乡adj.乡下的, 乡村的, [方]祖国的, 故乡的 Rachel: Country club newsletter. My mother sends me the engagement notices for 'inspiration.' Oh my God! Oh my God, it's Barry and Mindy! 119
4 pooped pu:pt [俚]筋疲力竭的 Rachel: I don't know. We were watching TV, and then he pooped in Monica's shoe- 119
7 register 5redVistE n.记录, 登记簿, 登记, 注册, 寄存器vt.记录, 登记, 注册, 提示, 把...挂号vi.登记, 注册, 挂号 Rachel: Now, now the one in the feather boa, that's Dr. Francis. Now, she used to be a man. Okay, now look, see, there's Raven. We hate her. We're glad she's dying. Okay- (Marcel pushes down a cushion to reveal a shoe) Wh- wh- Marcel, are you playing with Monica's shoes? You know you're not supposed to pl- whoah. Marcel, did you poo in the shoe? (Takes the shoe into the kitchen) Marcel, bad monkey! Oh! Oh! (She notices the newsletter and taps the contents of the shoes onto it, then folds it shut) Sorry, Barry. Little engagement gift. I'm sure you didn't register for that. (She leaves the apartment holding the newsletter at arm's length. However, she leaves the door open. Marcel runs out in the opposite direction. There is a shot from the TV and Rachel runs back in) Who died? Who died? Roll him over! Oh, c'mon, roll him over! Oh...! Well, we know it wasn't Dexter, right Marcel? Because- (Looks down and notices he is missing) Marcel? Marc- (Notices the open door) 119
1 raven 5reivEn n.大乌鸦, 掠夺adj.乌黑的v.掠夺, 狼吞虎咽 Rachel: Now, now the one in the feather boa, that's Dr. Francis. Now, she used to be a man. Okay, now look, see, there's Raven. We hate her. We're glad she's dying. Okay- (Marcel pushes down a cushion to reveal a shoe) Wh- wh- Marcel, are you playing with Monica's shoes? You know you're not supposed to pl- whoah. Marcel, did you poo in the shoe? (Takes the shoe into the kitchen) Marcel, bad monkey! Oh! Oh! (She notices the newsletter and taps the contents of the shoes onto it, then folds it shut) Sorry, Barry. Little engagement gift. I'm sure you didn't register for that. (She leaves the apartment holding the newsletter at arm's length. However, she leaves the door open. Marcel runs out in the opposite direction. There is a shot from the TV and Rachel runs back in) Who died? Who died? Roll him over! Oh, c'mon, roll him over! Oh...! Well, we know it wasn't Dexter, right Marcel? Because- (Looks down and notices he is missing) Marcel? Marc- (Notices the open door) 119
11 poo Order 邮政汇票 Rachel: Now, now the one in the feather boa, that's Dr. Francis. Now, she used to be a man. Okay, now look, see, there's Raven. We hate her. We're glad she's dying. Okay- (Marcel pushes down a cushion to reveal a shoe) Wh- wh- Marcel, are you playing with Monica's shoes? You know you're not supposed to pl- whoah. Marcel, did you poo in the shoe? (Takes the shoe into the kitchen) Marcel, bad monkey! Oh! Oh! (She notices the newsletter and taps the contents of the shoes onto it, then folds it shut) Sorry, Barry. Little engagement gift. I'm sure you didn't register for that. (She leaves the apartment holding the newsletter at arm's length. However, she leaves the door open. Marcel runs out in the opposite direction. There is a shot from the TV and Rachel runs back in) Who died? Who died? Roll him over! Oh, c'mon, roll him over! Oh...! Well, we know it wasn't Dexter, right Marcel? Because- (Looks down and notices he is missing) Marcel? Marc- (Notices the open door) 119
2 pl Poland , 波兰      PL=Parting Line 分界线, 分型线 Rachel: Now, now the one in the feather boa, that's Dr. Francis. Now, she used to be a man. Okay, now look, see, there's Raven. We hate her. We're glad she's dying. Okay- (Marcel pushes down a cushion to reveal a shoe) Wh- wh- Marcel, are you playing with Monica's shoes? You know you're not supposed to pl- whoah. Marcel, did you poo in the shoe? (Takes the shoe into the kitchen) Marcel, bad monkey! Oh! Oh! (She notices the newsletter and taps the contents of the shoes onto it, then folds it shut) Sorry, Barry. Little engagement gift. I'm sure you didn't register for that. (She leaves the apartment holding the newsletter at arm's length. However, she leaves the door open. Marcel runs out in the opposite direction. There is a shot from the TV and Rachel runs back in) Who died? Who died? Roll him over! Oh, c'mon, roll him over! Oh...! Well, we know it wasn't Dexter, right Marcel? Because- (Looks down and notices he is missing) Marcel? Marc- (Notices the open door) 119
15 opposite 5CpEzit adj.相对的, 对面的, 对立的, 相反的, 对等的, 对应的n.相反的事物 Rachel: Now, now the one in the feather boa, that's Dr. Francis. Now, she used to be a man. Okay, now look, see, there's Raven. We hate her. We're glad she's dying. Okay- (Marcel pushes down a cushion to reveal a shoe) Wh- wh- Marcel, are you playing with Monica's shoes? You know you're not supposed to pl- whoah. Marcel, did you poo in the shoe? (Takes the shoe into the kitchen) Marcel, bad monkey! Oh! Oh! (She notices the newsletter and taps the contents of the shoes onto it, then folds it shut) Sorry, Barry. Little engagement gift. I'm sure you didn't register for that. (She leaves the apartment holding the newsletter at arm's length. However, she leaves the door open. Marcel runs out in the opposite direction. There is a shot from the TV and Rachel runs back in) Who died? Who died? Roll him over! Oh, c'mon, roll him over! Oh...! Well, we know it wasn't Dexter, right Marcel? Because- (Looks down and notices he is missing) Marcel? Marc- (Notices the open door) 119
2 marc mB:k n.(水果, 种子等经压榨后的)榨渣      MARC=Machine-Readable Catalogue 机读目录(美国国会图书馆发行的磁带版图书目录) Rachel: Now, now the one in the feather boa, that's Dr. Francis. Now, she used to be a man. Okay, now look, see, there's Raven. We hate her. We're glad she's dying. Okay- (Marcel pushes down a cushion to reveal a shoe) Wh- wh- Marcel, are you playing with Monica's shoes? You know you're not supposed to pl- whoah. Marcel, did you poo in the shoe? (Takes the shoe into the kitchen) Marcel, bad monkey! Oh! Oh! (She notices the newsletter and taps the contents of the shoes onto it, then folds it shut) Sorry, Barry. Little engagement gift. I'm sure you didn't register for that. (She leaves the apartment holding the newsletter at arm's length. However, she leaves the door open. Marcel runs out in the opposite direction. There is a shot from the TV and Rachel runs back in) Who died? Who died? Roll him over! Oh, c'mon, roll him over! Oh...! Well, we know it wasn't Dexter, right Marcel? Because- (Looks down and notices he is missing) Marcel? Marc- (Notices the open door) 119
6 francis 5frB:nsis n.男子名 Rachel: Now, now the one in the feather boa, that's Dr. Francis. Now, she used to be a man. Okay, now look, see, there's Raven. We hate her. We're glad she's dying. Okay- (Marcel pushes down a cushion to reveal a shoe) Wh- wh- Marcel, are you playing with Monica's shoes? You know you're not supposed to pl- whoah. Marcel, did you poo in the shoe? (Takes the shoe into the kitchen) Marcel, bad monkey! Oh! Oh! (She notices the newsletter and taps the contents of the shoes onto it, then folds it shut) Sorry, Barry. Little engagement gift. I'm sure you didn't register for that. (She leaves the apartment holding the newsletter at arm's length. However, she leaves the door open. Marcel runs out in the opposite direction. There is a shot from the TV and Rachel runs back in) Who died? Who died? Roll him over! Oh, c'mon, roll him over! Oh...! Well, we know it wasn't Dexter, right Marcel? Because- (Looks down and notices he is missing) Marcel? Marc- (Notices the open door) 119
2 feather 5feTE n.翎毛, 轻的东西, 羽毛vi.长羽毛vt.用羽毛装饰, 射掉(飞禽)的羽毛 Rachel: Now, now the one in the feather boa, that's Dr. Francis. Now, she used to be a man. Okay, now look, see, there's Raven. We hate her. We're glad she's dying. Okay- (Marcel pushes down a cushion to reveal a shoe) Wh- wh- Marcel, are you playing with Monica's shoes? You know you're not supposed to pl- whoah. Marcel, did you poo in the shoe? (Takes the shoe into the kitchen) Marcel, bad monkey! Oh! Oh! (She notices the newsletter and taps the contents of the shoes onto it, then folds it shut) Sorry, Barry. Little engagement gift. I'm sure you didn't register for that. (She leaves the apartment holding the newsletter at arm's length. However, she leaves the door open. Marcel runs out in the opposite direction. There is a shot from the TV and Rachel runs back in) Who died? Who died? Roll him over! Oh, c'mon, roll him over! Oh...! Well, we know it wasn't Dexter, right Marcel? Because- (Looks down and notices he is missing) Marcel? Marc- (Notices the open door) 119
32 dying 5daiiN adj.垂死的 Rachel: Now, now the one in the feather boa, that's Dr. Francis. Now, she used to be a man. Okay, now look, see, there's Raven. We hate her. We're glad she's dying. Okay- (Marcel pushes down a cushion to reveal a shoe) Wh- wh- Marcel, are you playing with Monica's shoes? You know you're not supposed to pl- whoah. Marcel, did you poo in the shoe? (Takes the shoe into the kitchen) Marcel, bad monkey! Oh! Oh! (She notices the newsletter and taps the contents of the shoes onto it, then folds it shut) Sorry, Barry. Little engagement gift. I'm sure you didn't register for that. (She leaves the apartment holding the newsletter at arm's length. However, she leaves the door open. Marcel runs out in the opposite direction. There is a shot from the TV and Rachel runs back in) Who died? Who died? Roll him over! Oh, c'mon, roll him over! Oh...! Well, we know it wasn't Dexter, right Marcel? Because- (Looks down and notices he is missing) Marcel? Marc- (Notices the open door) 119
1 dexter 5dekstE adj.右侧的, 右边的, <废>幸运的, 吉利的      Dexter  [5dekstE]  德克斯特(男子名) Rachel: Now, now the one in the feather boa, that's Dr. Francis. Now, she used to be a man. Okay, now look, see, there's Raven. We hate her. We're glad she's dying. Okay- (Marcel pushes down a cushion to reveal a shoe) Wh- wh- Marcel, are you playing with Monica's shoes? You know you're not supposed to pl- whoah. Marcel, did you poo in the shoe? (Takes the shoe into the kitchen) Marcel, bad monkey! Oh! Oh! (She notices the newsletter and taps the contents of the shoes onto it, then folds it shut) Sorry, Barry. Little engagement gift. I'm sure you didn't register for that. (She leaves the apartment holding the newsletter at arm's length. However, she leaves the door open. Marcel runs out in the opposite direction. There is a shot from the TV and Rachel runs back in) Who died? Who died? Roll him over! Oh, c'mon, roll him over! Oh...! Well, we know it wasn't Dexter, right Marcel? Because- (Looks down and notices he is missing) Marcel? Marc- (Notices the open door) 119
2 boa 5bEuE n.蟒蛇, 女用毛皮, 围巾      BOA=British Olympic Association 英国奥林匹克协会 Rachel: Now, now the one in the feather boa, that's Dr. Francis. Now, she used to be a man. Okay, now look, see, there's Raven. We hate her. We're glad she's dying. Okay- (Marcel pushes down a cushion to reveal a shoe) Wh- wh- Marcel, are you playing with Monica's shoes? You know you're not supposed to pl- whoah. Marcel, did you poo in the shoe? (Takes the shoe into the kitchen) Marcel, bad monkey! Oh! Oh! (She notices the newsletter and taps the contents of the shoes onto it, then folds it shut) Sorry, Barry. Little engagement gift. I'm sure you didn't register for that. (She leaves the apartment holding the newsletter at arm's length. However, she leaves the door open. Marcel runs out in the opposite direction. There is a shot from the TV and Rachel runs back in) Who died? Who died? Roll him over! Oh, c'mon, roll him over! Oh...! Well, we know it wasn't Dexter, right Marcel? Because- (Looks down and notices he is missing) Marcel? Marc- (Notices the open door) 119
5 raw rC: n.生肉, 擦伤处, 身上的痛处adj.未加工的, 生疏的, 处于自然状态的, ,不掺水的, 擦掉皮的, 阴冷的, 刺痛的vt.擦伤      RAW(raw image format)原始图象数据存储格式。 Rachel: Oh, I don't know. I guess it's not about no guys, it's about the right guy, y'know? I mean, with Barry, it was safe and it was easy, but there was no heat. With Paolo, that's all there was, was heat! And it was just this raw, animal, sexual... 119
2 sweetness 5swi:tnis n.甜蜜, 可爱 Rachel: Oh, y'know what? That was a complete misunderstanding! (Ross puts his arms around her and they act all sweetness and light) 119
5 amish `B:mIF n.[基督教]门诺(Mennon)派中的严紧派adj.[基督教]门诺(Mennon)派中的严紧派      Amish  [5B:miF, 5AmiF]  [pl.][宗]阿们宗派(十七 世纪成立的孟诺教派, 因创此教派的雅可布 阿们而得名) Rachel: Oh. Oh, those little clunky Amish things you think go with everything. 119
1 soother `sU:TE(r) n.抚慰者, 橡皮奶头 Rachel: Okay, okay, I checked. We have: Earl Grey, English Breakfast, Cinnamon Stick, Camomile, Mint Medley, Blackberry, and.. oh, wait, there's one more, um.. Lemon Soother. You're not the guy that asked for the tea, are you? (Guy shakes his head) Okay. 119
7 mint mint n.薄荷, 薄荷糖, 造币厂, 大量, 来源v.铸造(硬币) Rachel: Okay, okay, I checked. We have: Earl Grey, English Breakfast, Cinnamon Stick, Camomile, Mint Medley, Blackberry, and.. oh, wait, there's one more, um.. Lemon Soother. You're not the guy that asked for the tea, are you? (Guy shakes his head) Okay. 119
1 medley 5medli n.混杂的人群, 杂乱的一团, 混合物, 杂录, [音]集成曲adj.混合的, 拼凑的 Rachel: Okay, okay, I checked. We have: Earl Grey, English Breakfast, Cinnamon Stick, Camomile, Mint Medley, Blackberry, and.. oh, wait, there's one more, um.. Lemon Soother. You're not the guy that asked for the tea, are you? (Guy shakes his head) Okay. 119
3 grey ^rei adj.灰色的, 灰白的n.灰色 Rachel: Okay, okay, I checked. We have: Earl Grey, English Breakfast, Cinnamon Stick, Camomile, Mint Medley, Blackberry, and.. oh, wait, there's one more, um.. Lemon Soother. You're not the guy that asked for the tea, are you? (Guy shakes his head) Okay. 119
45 earl E:l n.<英>伯爵 Rachel: Okay, okay, I checked. We have: Earl Grey, English Breakfast, Cinnamon Stick, Camomile, Mint Medley, Blackberry, and.. oh, wait, there's one more, um.. Lemon Soother. You're not the guy that asked for the tea, are you? (Guy shakes his head) Okay. 119
2 camomile 5kAmEmail n.甘菊 Rachel: Okay, okay, I checked. We have: Earl Grey, English Breakfast, Cinnamon Stick, Camomile, Mint Medley, Blackberry, and.. oh, wait, there's one more, um.. Lemon Soother. You're not the guy that asked for the tea, are you? (Guy shakes his head) Okay. 119
2 blackberry `blAkbLrI n.黑莓 Rachel: Okay, okay, I checked. We have: Earl Grey, English Breakfast, Cinnamon Stick, Camomile, Mint Medley, Blackberry, and.. oh, wait, there's one more, um.. Lemon Soother. You're not the guy that asked for the tea, are you? (Guy shakes his head) Okay. 119
8 sample 5sAmpl n.标本, 样品, 例子vt.取样, 采样, 抽取...的样品, 试验的一部分, 尝试 Rachel: Thank you. (Examines it) Oh, cool! Free sample of coffee! 119
2 examines i^5zAmin v.检查, 调查, 考试 Rachel: Thank you. (Examines it) Oh, cool! Free sample of coffee! 119
3 curl kE:l v.(使)卷曲 Rachel: Well, I mean, do you think you can ever have both? Y'know? Someone who's like, who's like your best friend, but then also can make your toes curl? 119
15 purpose 5pE:pEs n.目的, 意图, 用途, 效果, 决心, 意志vt.打算, 企图, 决心 Rachel: Y'know, it is not like I did this on purpose. 119
1 pumps pQmp n.泵, 抽水机vt.(用泵)抽(水), 抽吸 Rachel: Y'know, with the right pair of pumps, that would be a great little outfit. 119
13 outfit 5autfit n.用具, 配备, 机构, 全套装配, vt.配备, 装备vi.得到装备 Rachel: Y'know, with the right pair of pumps, that would be a great little outfit. 119
4 ca Canada , 加拿大美国Computing Associates 公司, 全球著名的最大软件公司之一      CA=Capital Airlines Inc. 首都航空公司[美]      Casymb 〈化〉钙 (calcium) Ross: (Angry) I- I- I ca- I can't believe this. I mean, all I asked you to do was keep him in the apartment. 119
17 interrupted 7intE5rQptid 被 遮断的, 被 阻止的, 不通的, 中断的 Ross: ...Gets interrupted. Hi! 119
2 vacuuming 5vAkjuEm n.真空, 空间, 真空吸尘器adj.真空的, 产生真空的, 利用真空的vt.用真空吸尘器打扫 Ross: Alright. (He goes to get the glasses. Then he hesitates and turns off the main light. Rachel looks round and he acts surprised) The, uh, the neighbours must be vacuuming. (He sits down and starts to pour the wine) Well, so long as we're here and, uh, not on the subject, I was thinking about, uh, how mad we got at each other before, and, um, I was thinking maybe it was partially because of how we, um... 119
2 neighbours 5neibE n.邻居(美作:neighbor) Ross: Alright. (He goes to get the glasses. Then he hesitates and turns off the main light. Rachel looks round and he acts surprised) The, uh, the neighbours must be vacuuming. (He sits down and starts to pour the wine) Well, so long as we're here and, uh, not on the subject, I was thinking about, uh, how mad we got at each other before, and, um, I was thinking maybe it was partially because of how we, um... 119
1 resists ri5zist vt.抵抗, 反抗, 抗, 忍得住 Ross: It'll be nice to get this off finally, won't it? Yes it will. (Marcel resists) Or we can leave it on for now, that's fine. 119
3 neighbourhood 5neibEhud n.邻居关系(美作:neighborhood) Ross: Marc- oh, this is ridiculous! We've been all over the neighbourhood. He's gone, he's-he's just gone. 119
6 illegal i5li:^El adj.违法的, 不合规定的 Ross: Marcel is an illegal exotic animal. I'm not allowed to have him in the city. If they find him, they'll take him away from me. 119
4 exotic i^5zCtik adj.异国情调的, 外来的, 奇异的      Exoticadj.外来的,外国来的 Ross: Marcel is an illegal exotic animal. I'm not allowed to have him in the city. If they find him, they'll take him away from me. 119
37 allowed E5lau vt.允许, 承认 Ross: Marcel is an illegal exotic animal. I'm not allowed to have him in the city. If they find him, they'll take him away from me. 119
17 rice rais n.稻, 米      Rice  [rais]  赖斯(①姓氏 ②Cale Young, 1872-1943, 美国诗人及剧作家 ③Elmer 1892-1967, 美国剧作家) Ross: Marcel. Bring me the rice, c'mon. Bring me the rice, c'mon. Good boy. Good boy. C'mere, gimme the rice. (Marcel brings the rice) Thank you, good boy. Well, I see he's finally mastered the difference between 'bring me the' and 'pee in the'. (Rachel ignores him) 'Bring me the' and- Rach? 119
1 mastered 5mB:stE n.主人, 雇主, (男)教师, 熟练技工, 师傅, 大师, 硕士, <称呼>少爷adj.主人的, 熟练的, 高明的, 主要的vt.征服, 控制, 精通 Ross: Marcel. Bring me the rice, c'mon. Bring me the rice, c'mon. Good boy. Good boy. C'mere, gimme the rice. (Marcel brings the rice) Thank you, good boy. Well, I see he's finally mastered the difference between 'bring me the' and 'pee in the'. (Rachel ignores him) 'Bring me the' and- Rach? 119
4 partially 5pB:FElI adv.部分地 Ross: No, y'know what, I guess it's partially my fault. Y'know, I shouldn't've, uh, asked you to start off with a monkey. I should've started you off with like a pen or a pencil. 119
7 frustration frQs5treiFEn n.挫败, 挫折, 受挫 Ross: Oh come on. It's cold, it's dark, he doesn't know the Village. (Kicks a sign in frustration) And now I have a broken foot. I have no monkey, and a broken foot! Thank you very much. 119
2 vintage 5vintidV n.制造年期, 葡萄收获期adj.古老的, 最佳的, 过时的v.收葡萄 Ross: Oh, no no no. Nono, this is just vintage Rachel. I mean, things just sort of happen around you. I mean, you're off in Rachel-land, doing your Rachel-thing, totally oblivious to people's monkeys, or to people's feelings... 119
1 oblivious E5bliviEs adj.遗忘的, 忘却的, 健忘的 Ross: Oh, no no no. Nono, this is just vintage Rachel. I mean, things just sort of happen around you. I mean, you're off in Rachel-land, doing your Rachel-thing, totally oblivious to people's monkeys, or to people's feelings... 119
3 cork kC:k n.软木塞, 软木, (用塞子)塞住      Cork  [kC:k]  科克(爱尔兰共和国港市) Ross: Okay, quick and painful. (Starts to cork the wine)  119
1 unclench Qn5klentF v.撬开 Ross: 'Pwease, Aunt Monica, pwease?' Oh, unclench. You're not even gonna be there. 119
1 uncorks 5Qn5kC:k vt.拔去塞子, 开口, 泄漏 Ross: Uh, okay, yeah, we could do that, but before we head off to the murder capital of the North-East, I was, uh, kinda wanting to run something by you. Y'know how we were, uh, y'know, talking before about, uh, relationships and stuff? (Uncorks the wine) Well- 119
7 murder 5mE:dE n.谋杀, 凶杀vt.谋杀, 凶杀v.谋杀 Ross: Uh, okay, yeah, we could do that, but before we head off to the murder capital of the North-East, I was, uh, kinda wanting to run something by you. Y'know how we were, uh, y'know, talking before about, uh, relationships and stuff? (Uncorks the wine) Well- 119
8 capital 5kApitEl n.首都, 首府, 大写字母, 资本, 资金, 资产adj.首都的, 重要的, 死罪的, 大写的, <口>极好的 Ross: Uh, okay, yeah, we could do that, but before we head off to the murder capital of the North-East, I was, uh, kinda wanting to run something by you. Y'know how we were, uh, y'know, talking before about, uh, relationships and stuff? (Uncorks the wine) Well- 119
4 locking 5lCkiN adj.[英方](母鸡)伏窝孵卵的v.关闭 锁闭[定] 堵塞 连接 制动 联轴 同步 捕捉 Ross: We have got to start locking that door! 119
1 embargo em5bB:^Eu n.禁止出入港口, 禁运vt.禁止(船只)出入港口, 禁运 Ross: Whoah, uh, what happened to, uh, 'Forget relationships! I'm done with men!' The whole, uh, penis embargo? 119
14 mood mu:d n.心情, 情绪, 语气, 状态 Ross: Yeah, but you were the one who got him back, y'know? You, you were great. ...Hey, we uh, we still have that, uh, that bottle of wine. You in the mood for, uh, something grape? 119
2 radiators 5reidieitE n.散热器, 水箱, 冷却器, 电暖炉, 辐射体 Woman No. 1: No. No, haven't seen a monkey. Do you know anything about fixing radiators? 119
9 fixing 5fiksiN n.固定, 稳固, 设备, 安装, 修理, 调料 Woman No. 1: No. No, haven't seen a monkey. Do you know anything about fixing radiators? 119
2 draped dreip n.窗帘      DRAPE=Data Reduction and Processing Equipment 数据简化与处理设备 (Barry finds it draped on a cupboard and gives it to Rachel, they kiss as Bobby enters.) 120
1 approvingly   approvinglyadv.赞许地, 满意地 (Joey enters and looks on approvingly.) 120
4 visual 5vizjuEl adj.看的, 视觉的, 形象的, 栩栩如生的 (Rachel picks up their phone and the ringing stops.  As she talks on the phone, an elaborate visual gag is spun out which is too difficult to describe in words.) 120
4 spun spQn vbl.spin的过去式和过去分词adj.纺成的 (Rachel picks up their phone and the ringing stops.  As she talks on the phone, an elaborate visual gag is spun out which is too difficult to describe in words.) 120
24 ringing `rININ adj.响亮的, 干脆的n.铃声, 响声 (Rachel picks up their phone and the ringing stops.  As she talks on the phone, an elaborate visual gag is spun out which is too difficult to describe in words.) 120
4 gag ^A^ n.塞口物, 随口科白, 打诨, 箝口物, 箝制言论, 讨论终结vt.塞物于...的口中, 禁止, 使窒息, 使呕吐, 压制言论自由, 插科打诨, 欺骗vi.窒息, 作呕, 欺骗, 插科打诨 (Rachel picks up their phone and the ringing stops.  As she talks on the phone, an elaborate visual gag is spun out which is too difficult to describe in words.) 120
13 describe dis5kraib vt.描写, 记述, 形容, 形容v.描述 (Rachel picks up their phone and the ringing stops.  As she talks on the phone, an elaborate visual gag is spun out which is too difficult to describe in words.) 120
8 dives 5daivz n.富豪 (Ross exits, a phone rings, and Chandler dives for his phone.) 120
3 flounders 5flaundE vi.(在水中)挣扎, 困难地往前走, 踌躇, 发慌n.挣扎, 辗转, 比目鱼 (Ross flounders.) 120
2 coital 5kEuitl adj.性交的 [Scene: Barry's Office, the post-coital Barry and Rachel are recovering on the chair.] 120
6 progress 5prEu^res n.前进, 进步, 发展vi.前进, 进步, 进行 Barry: All right Miss Green, everything looks fine... Yep, I think we're starting to see some real progress here. 120
1 adjustment E5dVQstmEnt n.调整, 调节, 调节器 Bernice: (over intercom) Dr. Farber, Bobby Rush is here for his adjustment. 120
21 law lC: n.法律, 诉讼, 法学, 法治, 司法界, 规律v.对...起诉, 控告abbr.[军] Light Anti-Tank Weapon, 轻型反坦克武器      LAW=Light Antitank Weapon 轻型反坦克武器 Chandler: (bluffing) And basically, that's how a bill becomes a law. 120
3 investigating in5vesti^eit v.调查, 研究 Chandler: (investigating) I turned it off. Mother of God, I turned it off! 120
33 script skript n.手稿, 手迹, 剧本, 考生的笔试卷, 原本 Chandler: (on phone, reading from a script) Oh, Danielle! I wasn't expecting the machine... Give me a call when you get a chance. (Rattles some dishes) Bye-bye. (Hangs up.) Oh God! 120
2 rattles 5rAtl v.发出卡嗒卡嗒声, 喋喋不休, 急忙地做n.吓吱声, 喋喋不休的人 Chandler: (on phone, reading from a script) Oh, Danielle! I wasn't expecting the machine... Give me a call when you get a chance. (Rattles some dishes) Bye-bye. (Hangs up.) Oh God! 120
18 dishes   dishes器皿 Chandler: (on phone, reading from a script) Oh, Danielle! I wasn't expecting the machine... Give me a call when you get a chance. (Rattles some dishes) Bye-bye. (Hangs up.) Oh God! 120
1 boogie 5bu(:)^i (随着摇摆舞音乐节奏)摆动身体 [蔑]黑人 Chandler: ...And boogie! 120
18 ad Ad n.广告[域] Andorra , 安道尔abbr.[军] Air Defense, 防空      ADabbr. 公元 (Anno Domini) Chandler: Ah, you obviously saw my personal ad. 120
19 filled fild 满的, 填满的 充气的, 加载的 Chandler: Hell is filled with people like you. 120
2 honing 5hEuniN 珩磨, 搪磨 Chandler: Hey, I've been honing! 120
12 study 5stQdi n.学习, 研究, 学科, 试作, 论文, 求学, 努力, 书房vt.学习, 攻读, 研究, 考虑, 计划vi.学习, 试图 Chandler: I am telling you, years from now, schoolchildren will study it as one of the greatest first dates of all time. It was unbelievable! We could totally be ourselves, we didn't have to play any games... 120
2 salty 5sC:lti adj.有盐分的, 咸味浓的 Chandler: I can't believe you would actually say that. I would much rather be Mr.Peanut than Mr.Salty. 120
10 peanut 5pi:nQt n.花生 Chandler: I can't believe you would actually say that. I would much rather be Mr.Peanut than Mr.Salty. 120
15 reasons 5ri:zn n.理由, 原因, 动机, 理智, 前提vt.说服, 推论, 辩论vi.推论, 劝说, 思考 Chandler: I have my reasons. 120
15 slide slaid v.(使)滑动, (使)滑行n.滑, 滑动, 幻灯片 Chandler: If it helps, I could slide over. 120
1 snubbed snQb n.故意怠慢, 斥责v.故意怠慢, 责骂, 压熄(香烟等), 冷落慢待 Chandler: I'm not gonna talk to her, she obviously got my message and is choosing not to call me. Now I'm needy and snubbed. God, I miss just being needy. 120
2 choosing   choosingvbl.选择,决定 Chandler: I'm not gonna talk to her, she obviously got my message and is choosing not to call me. Now I'm needy and snubbed. God, I miss just being needy. 120
1 jig dVi^ n.快步舞, 快步舞曲, 带锤子的钓钩, 夹具v.乱跳, 加工用钩钓鱼, 选筛 Chandler: No! (Calls) Danielle, hi! It's, uh, it's Chandler! (Listens) I'm fine. Uh, listen, I don't know if you tried to call me, because, uh, idiot that I am, I accidentally shut off my phone. (Listens) Oh, uh, okay, that's fine, that's great. (Listens) Okay. (Puts down the phone.) (to Monica) She's on the other line, she's gonna call me back. (He starts doing a little jig.) She's on the other line, she's gonna call me back, she's on the other line, gonna call me back... 120
3 leaf li:f n.叶, 树叶, (书的)一张(两叶), 页vi.生叶, 翻书页vt.翻...的页 Chandler: No, interestingly enough her leaf blower picked up. 120
1 interestingly   interestinglyadv.有趣地 Chandler: No, interestingly enough her leaf blower picked up. 120
2 blower 5blEuE n.吹制工, 送风机, 吹风机, <俚>爱吹牛的人 Chandler: No, interestingly enough her leaf blower picked up. 120
3 spontaneous spCn5teinjEs, -niEs adj.自发的, 自然产生的 Chandler: Oh, no-no-no-no. Last time I left a spontaneous message I ended up using the phrase "Yes indeedy-o." 120
11 answered 5B:nsE n.答案, 回答, 答辩, 抗辩v.回答说, 答复说, 符合, 反响, 响应 Chandler: She answered. 120
24 treat tri:t n.宴请, 款待, 请客vt.视为, 对待, 论述, 治疗, 款待vi.交涉, 谈判, 协商, 款待, 作东      TREAT=Transient Reactor Test Facility 研究过渡过程用的实验性反应堆 Chandler: Which, by the way, is the real San Francisco treat. (Calls her, then hurriedly hangs up.) I got her machine. 120
12 san sB:n [西, 意]=Saint 桑河(波兰河名) Chandler: Which, by the way, is the real San Francisco treat. (Calls her, then hurriedly hangs up.) I got her machine. 120
2 francisco frAn5siskEu 弗朗西斯科(男子名, Francis 的异体) Chandler: Which, by the way, is the real San Francisco treat. (Calls her, then hurriedly hangs up.) I got her machine. 120
1 dangle 5dAN^l v.摇摆 Joey and Ross: Oh, yeah. Yeah. Let her dangle. 120
1 ducking 5dQkiN n.钻入水中, 闪避, 急速的低头 Joey: (ducking) Get down! 120
16 intrigued in5tri:^ n.阴谋, 诡计vi.密谋, 私通vt.激起...的兴趣, 用诡计取得 Joey: (intrigued) Yeah? 120
5 neighbor 5neibE n.<美> 邻居, 邻国 Joey: (on phone) Yeah, my neighbor... (Listens) Yeah, the brunette... (to Monica) She says you looked very pretty the other day in the green dress. 120
1 brunette bru:5net n.浅黑肤色的女人adj.深色的 Joey: (on phone) Yeah, my neighbor... (Listens) Yeah, the brunette... (to Monica) She says you looked very pretty the other day in the green dress. 120
4 sidney   Sidneyn. 西德尼(男子名) Joey: (to Monica) Can I use your phone? (On phone) Yeah, the number for a Sidney Marks, please. 120
6 marks mB:k n.标志, 分数, 痕迹, 记号vt.做标记于, 打分数, 标志vi.作记号      Mark  [mB:k]  n. 马克(男子名) Joey: (to Monica) Can I use your phone? (On phone) Yeah, the number for a Sidney Marks, please. 120
6 naughty 5nC:ti adj.顽皮的, 淘气的, 不听话的, 没规矩的, 不适当的, 下流的 Joey: ..Naughty! 120
1 monocle 5mCnCkl n.单片眼镜 Joey: All right, I'll give you this, Mr. Peanut is a better dresser. I mean he's got the monocle, he's got the top hat... 120
7 dresser 5dresE n.梳妆台, 化妆师, 碗柜, (医院)裹伤员 Joey: All right, I'll give you this, Mr. Peanut is a better dresser. I mean he's got the monocle, he's got the top hat... 120
10 duh dU: int.[表示犹豫、不快或轻蔑等]咄 Joey: Duh, where've you been? 120
1 doorman 5dC:mEn n.看门的人 Joey: Hey, so listen, I went across the street and talked to the doorman- I got the peeper's name! Can I use the phone? 120
8 creeps kri:p vi.爬, 蹑手蹑脚, 蔓延 Joey: Man, we gotta do something about that guy. This morning, I caught him looking into our apartment. It creeps me out! I feel like I can't do stuff! 120
8 sailor 5seilE n.海员, 水手, 不大会晕船的人, 船员 Joey: No way! Mr.Salty is a sailor, all right, he's got to be, like, thetoughest snack there is. 120
13 uniform 5ju:nifC:m adj.统一的, 相同的, 一致的, 始终如一的, 均衡的n.制服vt.使成一样, 使穿制服 Joey: Oh, hold up, I'll walk out with you. Now, Rach, when she taught you to kiss, you were at camp, and.. were you wearing any kinda little uniform, or- (Rachel exits and slams the door in his face.) That's fine, yeah... 120
1 ingrid 5iN^rid n 英格里德(女子名) Joey: Yeah, she said you looked like Ingrid Bergman that day. 120
1 spatters 5spAtE v.溅污n.滴落 Joey: Yeah, toast, oatmeal... nothing that spatters. 120
4 weights weit n.重力, 重量, 分量, 砝码, 重要(性), 势力, 负担, 重累 Joey: Yeah. Yeah, so what? (On phone) Look, I live across the street, (walking to the window) and I know all about you and your little telescope, and I don't appreciate it, okay? (Listens) Yeah, I can see you right now! (Listens) Hello! (Listens) If I wanna walk around my apartment in my underwear, I shouldn't have to feel like?Listens)桾hank you, but... that's not really the point... (Listens) The point is that... (Listens) Mostly free weights, but occasionally.. 120
27 honor 5CnE n.尊敬, 敬意, 荣誉, 光荣vt.尊敬, 给以荣誉 Mindy: I hope you can find some way to be happy for me. And I hope you'll still be my maid of honor...? 120
14 proposed   proposed被提议的 Mindy: I know. I know, and when he proposed to me, everyone said "Don't do it, he's just gonna do to you what he did to Rachel," and now I feel so stupid. 120
71 s es n.字母s Mindy: Look, I know he's not perfect, but the truth is, at the end of the day, I still really wanna be Mrs. Dr. Barry Farber, D.D.S. 120
16 weight weit n.重力, 重量, 分量, 砝码, 重要(性), 势力, 负担, 重累 Mindy: Now, I know things've been weird lately, but you're like my oldest friend in the world... Except for maybe Laurie Schaffer, who I don't talk to anywhere, 'cause she's all bitter now that she lost the weight and it turns out she doesn't have a pretty face. ....Okay, I'm just gonna ask you this once, and I want a straight answer. 120
3 oldest Euld adj.年老的, 老的, ...岁的, 陈旧的, 古老的 Mindy: Now, I know things've been weird lately, but you're like my oldest friend in the world... Except for maybe Laurie Schaffer, who I don't talk to anywhere, 'cause she's all bitter now that she lost the weight and it turns out she doesn't have a pretty face. ....Okay, I'm just gonna ask you this once, and I want a straight answer. 120
3 laurie 5lC(:)ri n.劳里(Laura的昵称)(f.) Mindy: Now, I know things've been weird lately, but you're like my oldest friend in the world... Except for maybe Laurie Schaffer, who I don't talk to anywhere, 'cause she's all bitter now that she lost the weight and it turns out she doesn't have a pretty face. ....Okay, I'm just gonna ask you this once, and I want a straight answer. 120
24 lately 5leitli adv.近来, 最近 Mindy: Now, I know things've been weird lately, but you're like my oldest friend in the world... Except for maybe Laurie Schaffer, who I don't talk to anywhere, 'cause she's all bitter now that she lost the weight and it turns out she doesn't have a pretty face. ....Okay, I'm just gonna ask you this once, and I want a straight answer. 120
5 bitter 5bitE adj.苦的, 痛苦的, 怀恨的 Mindy: Now, I know things've been weird lately, but you're like my oldest friend in the world... Except for maybe Laurie Schaffer, who I don't talk to anywhere, 'cause she's all bitter now that she lost the weight and it turns out she doesn't have a pretty face. ....Okay, I'm just gonna ask you this once, and I want a straight answer. 120
72 afraid E5freid adj.害怕, 担心 Mindy: Oh God! You see, that's what I was afraid of! 120
5 smelling smel n.气味, 臭味, 嗅觉v.嗅, 闻到, 散发(...的)气味, 有(...的)气味 Mindy: Well, ever since we announced the engagement, he's been acting really weird, and then last night, he came home smelling like Chanel. 120
1 announced E5nauns vt.宣布, 通告 Mindy: Well, ever since we announced the engagement, he's been acting really weird, and then last night, he came home smelling like Chanel. 120
10 creep kri:p vi.爬, 蹑手蹑脚, 蔓延 Monica: (looking out of the window) Oh my God. You guys! You gotta come see this! There's some creep out there with a telescope! 120
5 floss flCs n.丝棉, 乱丝, 绣花丝线, [植]绒毛 Monica: (wandering in after her) Uh, Rach... how come you have dental floss in your hair? 120
1 dental 5dentl adj.牙齿的 Monica: (wandering in after her) Uh, Rach... how come you have dental floss in your hair? 120
2 pressuring `preFE(r) n.压, 压力, 电压, 压迫, 强制, 紧迫 Monica: I can't believe my parents are actually pressuring me to find one of you people. 120
4 irony 5aiErEni n.反话, 讽刺, 讽刺之事 Monica: Just like you told her you did! (Chandler glares at her.) ... Just pointing out the irony. 120
42 engaged in5^eidVd adj.忙碌的, 使用中的 Monica: Okay, how about the fact that he's engaged to another woman, who just happens to be your ex-best friend? 120
8 gravity 5^rAviti n.地心引力, 重力 Phoebe: How can people do that?... (All but Phoebe walk away from the window in disgust.) Oh, you guys, look! Ugly Naked Guy got gravity boots! 120
5 radiator 5reidieitE n.散热器, 水箱, 冷却器, 电暖炉, 辐射体 Phoebe: Radiator. 120
8 beeps bi:p n.哔哔声v.嘟嘟响 Phoebe: Y'know, if you want, you can call her machine, and if she has a lot of beeps, that means she probably didn't get her messages yet. 120
8 sniffs snif v.用力吸, 嗅, 闻到, 发觉, 轻视, 用力吸气n.吸, 闻, 吸气声, 嗤之以鼻 Rachel: (offers her arm to Mindy and she sniffs) Smell familiar? 120
22 afternoon 5B:ftE5nu:n n.午后, 下午adv.下午的, 晚期 Rachel: All right. All right, all right, all right, all right, I know it's stupid! I will go see him this afternoon, and I will just put an end to it! 120
16 sounded saund n.声音, 语音, 噪音, 吵闹, 海峡, 听力范围, 探条adj.健全的, 可靠的, 合理的, 有效彻底的, 健康的adv.彻底地, 充分地vi.发出声音, 回响, 测深, 听起来vt.使发声, 宣告, 听诊, 测...深, 试探 Rachel: Oh, she wants to see me tomorrow...Oh, she sounded really weird, I gotta call Barry... (Does so, on phone) Hi, it's me, I just.. Mindy!! Mindy! Hi! No, I figured that's where you'd be! 120
1 sob sCb v.哭诉, (风等)发呜咽声, 哭泣n.呜咽, 哭泣      SOB=Society of Bookmen 书商协会[英] Rachel: Ohhhh!! (Mindy starts to sob.) ...What? What? 120
9 sweating 5swetiN 发汗 Rachel: Okay. Okay, we'll be here! Hating you! Did you see how he was sweating when he walked out of there? Listen honey, if I'm hogging the ball too much you just jump right in there and take a couple punches because I'm telling you, this feels great. 120
3 hogging 5hC^iN 弯[翘]曲, 挠度, 扭曲 Rachel: Okay. Okay, we'll be here! Hating you! Did you see how he was sweating when he walked out of there? Listen honey, if I'm hogging the ball too much you just jump right in there and take a couple punches because I'm telling you, this feels great. 120
3 hating hAt n.帽子vt.戴帽子      HAT=Hardness Assurance Test 硬度保证测试 Rachel: Okay. Okay, we'll be here! Hating you! Did you see how he was sweating when he walked out of there? Listen honey, if I'm hogging the ball too much you just jump right in there and take a couple punches because I'm telling you, this feels great. 120
1 lineup 5lainQp n.阵容, 阵形, 一组人 Rachel: Please! During that second time you couldn't have picked her out of a lineup! 120
4 scratched skrAtF n.乱写, 刮擦声, 抓痕, 擦伤vt.乱涂, 勾抹掉, 擦, 刮, 搔, 抓, 挖出vi.发刮擦声, 搔, 抓adj.打草稿用的, 凑合的 Rachel: Thanks, but I gotta go to work and get my eyes scratched out by Mindy. 120
2 chanel FE5nel 沙诺尔式的(一种无领无腰身的女上衣)      Chanel  [FB:`nel]  adj.(女式服装)夏娜尔式的(尤指一种无领直统茄克衫) Rachel: Then we took a walk down to Bendall's, and I told him not to, but he got me a little bottle of Chanel... 120
1 smock smCk n.工作服 Rachel: What are you talking about?! Mindy, the guy is the devil! He's Satan in a smock! 120
4 satan 5seitEn Automatic Tracking Antenna 卫星自动跟踪天线      Satan     n.撒旦, 魔鬼 Rachel: What are you talking about?! Mindy, the guy is the devil! He's Satan in a smock! 120
6 devil 5devl n.魔鬼, 恶棍 Rachel: What are you talking about?! Mindy, the guy is the devil! He's Satan in a smock! 120
6 wondered 5wQndE n.奇迹, 惊奇, 惊愕vt.对...感到惊讶, 惊奇, 想知道vi.惊讶, 怀疑adj.非凡的, 奇妙的 Rachel: Yeah! Y'know, ever since I ran out on Barry at the wedding, I have wondered whether I made the right choice. And now I know. 120
4 squirts skwE:t v.喷出 Rachel: Y'know, it was, uh.. it was actually really great. He took me to lunch at the Russian Tea Room, and I had that chicken, where y'know you poke it and all the butter squirts out... 120
17 packed 常用来构成复合词 充满...的, 塞满了...的 Ross: (leaving) I just have to go, all right? Do I need a reason? Huh? I mean I have things to do with my life, I have a jam packed schedule, and I am late- for keeping up with it. Okay? 120
28 jam dVAm n.果酱, 拥挤, 堵塞, 困境vt.挤进, 使塞满, 混杂, 压碎, 使堵塞vi.堵塞, 轧住, 拥挤 Ross: (leaving) I just have to go, all right? Do I need a reason? Huh? I mean I have things to do with my life, I have a jam packed schedule, and I am late- for keeping up with it. Okay? 120
1 outing 5autiN n.外出, 旅行, 散步 Ross: I just wanna clarify this: are you outing Mr. Peanut? 120
2 clarify 5klArifai v.澄清, 阐明 Ross: I just wanna clarify this: are you outing Mr. Peanut? 120
1 orthodontists 9R:WEJ`dCntIst n.正牙医生 Ross: It's, it's, it's, uh, a totally diferent situation! It's, it's apples and oranges, it's, it's orthodontists and lesbi- I gotta go. 120
3 oranges 5CrindV n.柑, 桔, 橙, 橙色      Orange  [5CrindV]  [史]奥林奇派的 Ross: It's, it's, it's, uh, a totally diferent situation! It's, it's apples and oranges, it's, it's orthodontists and lesbi- I gotta go. 120
4 apples 5Apl n.苹果, 似苹果的果实 Ross: It's, it's, it's, uh, a totally diferent situation! It's, it's apples and oranges, it's, it's orthodontists and lesbi- I gotta go. 120
12 sending 5sendiN 发送, 派遣[信]发射 Ross: That's nice... now, was that before or after you told him to stop calling, stop sending you flowers and to generally leave you alone, hmm? 120
6 generally 5dVenErEli adv.一般, 通常, 一般地 Ross: That's nice... now, was that before or after you told him to stop calling, stop sending you flowers and to generally leave you alone, hmm? 120
1 shove FQv n.<口>推, 挤vt.<口>推挤, 猛推, 强使vi.推 Ross: Yeah, well, does he look upset? Does he look like he was just told to shove anything? 120
7 doty 5dEuti 腐朽的(指木材等) Written by: Doty Abrams 120
2 sync siNk n. 同时;同步 (Rachel taps into view; she is in perfect sync with the rest of the class) 121
5 unsure 5Qn5FuE adj.没有自信的, 不肯定的, 不确定的 (The girls are unsure how to pair off. Phoebe settles it) 121
1 settles 5setl n.有背的长凳vt.安放, 使定居, 安排, 解决, 决定, 整理, 支付, 使平静vi.安家, 定居, 停留, 下陷, 沉淀, 决定, 澄清 (The girls are unsure how to pair off. Phoebe settles it) 121
5 session 5seFEn n.会议, 开庭 [Scene: A Theater, there is a casting session going on for a play.] 121
62 casting 5kB:stiN n.铸件, 铸造 [Scene: A Theater, there is a casting session going on for a play.] 121
1 zookeeper `zU:9ki:pE(r) n.动物园管理者 [Scene: Central Perk, Ross is talking to Dr. Baldhara, a zookeeper.] 121
22 wipes waip v.擦, 揩, 擦去 [Scene: Monica and Rachel's, Rachel is dusting. She comes to the table, lifts all the magazines and wipes under them, then just puts them down again. Monica bursts in, obviously drunk.] 121
2 dusting 5dQstiN n.打扫, 殴打 [Scene: Monica and Rachel's, Rachel is dusting. She comes to the table, lifts all the magazines and wipes under them, then just puts them down again. Monica bursts in, obviously drunk.] 121
2 correction kE5rekFEn n.改正, 修正 [Scene: New York City Department of Correction, Monica is visiting Fake Monica.] 121
1 thy Tai pron.<古>(thou的所有格)你的 Actor: (Very melodramatically, and very badly) Oh, that I were a glove upon that hand, that I might... touch thy cheek... 121
7 glove ^lQv n.手套vt.戴手套 Actor: (Very melodramatically, and very badly) Oh, that I were a glove upon that hand, that I might... touch thy cheek... 121
9 onstage `Cn`steIdV adj.舞台表演区的台上的,台上演出的 Casting Director No. 2: Next. (Joey walks onstage) 121
15 hats hAt n.帽子vt.戴帽子      HAT=Hardness Assurance Test 硬度保证测试 Chandler: ...Take off their hats! 121
1 vigilante 7vidVi5lAnti n.义务警员 Chandler: Ah. Your own brand of vigilante justice. 121
4 justice 5dVQstis n.正义, 正当, 公平, 正确, 司法, 审判, 欣赏 Chandler: Ah. Your own brand of vigilante justice. 121
13 adult E5dQlt, 5AdQlt n.成人, 成年人adj.成人的, 成熟的 Chandler: I don't get it, I mean, you just got him. How can he be an adult already? 121
2 volkswagen `fR:lks9vB:^En 大众汽车 Chandler: I know that one! ...No, that's Popes into a Volkswagen. 121
2 popes pu:p n.罗马教皇, 主教, 蒲柏(1688-1744,英国诗人), 大腿上要害部位vt.打大腿上要害部位      Pope  [pEup]  n. 罗马教皇 Chandler: I know that one! ...No, that's Popes into a Volkswagen. 121
8 stalin 5stB:lin n.斯大林 Chandler: Joe...Joe...Joe...Stalin? 121
1 switzerland 5switsElEnd n.瑞士(欧洲中部国家) Chandler: Joey... Switzerland? 121
25 joseph 5dVEJzIf n.[古] 连帽大氅      Joseph  [5dVEuzif]  n. 约瑟夫(男子名) Chandler: Might wanna try Joseph. 121
5 starring 5stB:ri adj.布满星星的 Chandler: Oh yes! Bye Bye Birdie, starring Joseph Stalin. Joseph Stalin is the Fiddler on the Roof. 121
1 fiddler 5fidlE n.拉提琴的人, 小提琴家, 胡乱拨弄者 , (帐目等地)弄虚作假, 蟹的一种 Chandler: Oh yes! Bye Bye Birdie, starring Joseph Stalin. Joseph Stalin is the Fiddler on the Roof. 121
3 champ tFAmp v.(指马) 使劲地嚼, 焦急 Chandler: Okay, bye, champ. Now, I know there's gonna be a lot of babes in San Diego, but remember, there's also a lot to learn. 121
2 babes beib n.小孩, 缺乏经验的人 Chandler: Okay, bye, champ. Now, I know there's gonna be a lot of babes in San Diego, but remember, there's also a lot to learn. 121
4 cones kEunz (人眼)圆锥细胞 Chandler: She's not gonna make you wear one of those big plastic cones, is she? 121
4 mop mCp n.拖把(俗称地拖), 洗碗v.用拖把拖洗, 擦, 抹, 扫荡 Chandler: Wow, what a geek. They spent $69.95 on a Wonder Mop. 121
20 blocks 5blCks [pl.] 赛跑者起跑时脚底所撑的木块 Chandler: Yeah, but that's like two blocks away from the beach. I mean, it's a total party zoo. 121
44 beach bi:tF n.海滩 Chandler: Yeah, but that's like two blocks away from the beach. I mean, it's a total party zoo. 121
19 animals 5AnimEl n.动物 Dr. Baldhara: Does he, uh, fight with other animals? 121
2 cornered `kR:nEd adj.有角的, 被逼至绝路的 Dr. Baldhara: Even if he were... cornered? 121
3 blade bleid n.刀刃, 刀片 Dr. Baldhara: How about a hammer, or a small blade? 121
2 objects 5CbdVikt n.物体, 目标, 宾语, 对象vi.反对, 拒绝, 抗议vt.提出...来反对 Dr. Baldhara: Uh, how is he at handling small objects? 121
5 handling 5hAndliN n.处理adj.操作的 Dr. Baldhara: Uh, how is he at handling small objects? 121
3 horns hC:n n.(牛、羊等的)角, 喇叭, 触角v.装角      Horn  [hC:n]  合恩(南美最南端的一岛名) Dr. Baldhara: Well, if he's up against a jungle cat or an animal with horns, you've got to give the little guy something. Otherwise it's just cruel. 121
1 wildlife 5waIldlaIf n.野生动植物 Dr. Baldhara: Well, it's technically not a zoo per se, it's more of an interactive wildlife experience. Let me ask you some questions about, is it, uh, Marcel? 121
45 questions 5kwestFEn n.问题, 疑问, 询问v.询问, 审问, 怀疑 Dr. Baldhara: Well, it's technically not a zoo per se, it's more of an interactive wildlife experience. Let me ask you some questions about, is it, uh, Marcel? 121
1 interactive 7intEr5Aktiv adj.交互式的 Dr. Baldhara: Well, it's technically not a zoo per se, it's more of an interactive wildlife experience. Let me ask you some questions about, is it, uh, Marcel? 121
12 rabbit 5rAbit n.兔, 野兔 Dr. Baldhara: You're making a big mistake here. I mean, San Diego's all well and good, but if you give him to me, I'll start him off against a blind rabbit and give you twenty percent of the gains. 121
1 gains ^ein n.财物的增加, 财富的获取, 利润, 腰槽, 收获vt.得到, 增进, 赚到, 开腰槽于vi.获利, 增加 Dr. Baldhara: You're making a big mistake here. I mean, San Diego's all well and good, but if you give him to me, I'll start him off against a blind rabbit and give you twenty percent of the gains. 121
26 blind blaind adj.瞎的, 盲目的vt.使失明, 缺乏眼光或判断力 Dr. Baldhara: You're making a big mistake here. I mean, San Diego's all well and good, but if you give him to me, I'll start him off against a blind rabbit and give you twenty percent of the gains. 121
11 kills kil v.杀死, 毁掉, 杀伤 Fake Monica: I thought that movie was so incredibly... boring. I mean, that thing at the end where the kid kills himself because he can't be in the play? What was that?! It's like, kid, wait a year, leave home, do some community theatre. I walked out of there and I thought, 'Now, that's two hours of my life that I'm never getting back.' And that thought scared me more than all the other crap I was afraid to do. 121
3 community kE5mju:niti n.公社, 团体, 社会, (政治)共同体, 共有, 一致, 共同体, (生物)群落 Fake Monica: I thought that movie was so incredibly... boring. I mean, that thing at the end where the kid kills himself because he can't be in the play? What was that?! It's like, kid, wait a year, leave home, do some community theatre. I walked out of there and I thought, 'Now, that's two hours of my life that I'm never getting back.' And that thought scared me more than all the other crap I was afraid to do. 121
27 boring 5bC:riN n.钻(孔)adj.令人厌烦的 Fake Monica: I thought that movie was so incredibly... boring. I mean, that thing at the end where the kid kills himself because he can't be in the play? What was that?! It's like, kid, wait a year, leave home, do some community theatre. I walked out of there and I thought, 'Now, that's two hours of my life that I'm never getting back.' And that thought scared me more than all the other crap I was afraid to do. 121
4 society sE5saiEti n.社会, ...会, ...社, 友伴, 交际, 社交界, 上流社会 Fake Monica: I-I used to be just like you. And then one day I saw a movie that changed my life. Did you ever see Dead Poets' Society? 121
2 colour 5kQlE n.<英>(=color)颜色, 气色, 风格, 外貌vt.把...涂颜色, 粉饰, 脸红, 歪曲vi.变色 Fake Monica: I'm not too bad. Fortunately, blue's my colour. How-how did you know I was here? 121
13 brave breiv adj.勇敢的 Fake Monica: Monana was very brave. 121
3 auditioning C:5diFEn n.听, 听力, 试听 Fake Monica: Oh, by the way, tomorrow we're auditioning for a Broadway show. 121
19 memories 5memEri n.记忆, 记忆力, 回忆, 存储(器), 存储器存储器,内存 Fake Monica: There's an open call for Cats. I'm thinking we go down there, sing Memories and make complete fools of ourselves. Whaddya say? 121
1 fools fu:l n.愚人, 白痴, 莽汉, 受骗者, 奶油拌水果vt.愚弄, 欺骗, 浪费vi.干傻事, 开玩笑, 游荡adj.傻的 Fake Monica: There's an open call for Cats. I'm thinking we go down there, sing Memories and make complete fools of ourselves. Whaddya say? 121
2 amsterdam 5AmstE5dAm n.阿姆斯特丹(荷兰首都) Fake Monica: You're kidding! I-I spent three years in Amsterdam. (Asks her something in Dutch) 121
1 slaughtered 5slC:tE n.屠宰, 残杀, 屠杀v.屠宰, 残杀, 屠杀 Joey: Apparently he was this Russian dictator who slaughtered all these people. You'd think you would've known that! 121
1 dictator dik5teitE n.独裁者, 独裁政权执政者, 口授令他人笔录者 Joey: Apparently he was this Russian dictator who slaughtered all these people. You'd think you would've known that! 121
12 cops kCps 堆; 顶 Joey: Did you call the cops? 121
7 role rEul n.角色, 任务 Joey: Hi, uh, I'll be reading for the role of Mercutio. 121
1 holden 5hEuldEn vbl.hold的过去分词 Joey: Holden McGroin. 121
2 neutral 5nju:trEl n.中立者, 中立国, 非彩色, 齿轮的空档adj.中立的, 中立国的, 中性的, 无确定性质的, (颜色等)不确定的 Joey: No, still too ethnic. My agent thinks I should have a name that's more neutral. 121
2 ethnic 5eWnik adj.人种的, 种族的, 异教徒的 Joey: No, still too ethnic. My agent thinks I should have a name that's more neutral. 121
13 tap tAp n.轻打, 活栓, 水龙头vt.轻打, 轻敲, 敲打出, 开发, 分接, 使流出, 选择, 攻螺纹于vi.轻叩, 轻拍, 轻声走n.<美>(用复数)熄灯号      TAP=Technical Area Planning 技术区规划 Monica: (Hushes her) Alright, great. Thanks a lot. (Hangs up) I'm going to tap class. 121
1 hushes hQF v.安静n.安静 Monica: (Hushes her) Alright, great. Thanks a lot. (Hangs up) I'm going to tap class. 121
1 uncoordinated 5QnkEu5C:dineitid adj.不协调的 Monica: Did you ever feel like sometimes you are just so unbelievably uncoordinated? 121
9 riding 5raidiN n.马术,骑术 Monica: Do I go horseback riding in the park? Do I take classes at the New School? 121
3 horseback 5hC:sbAk n.马背, 隆起的条状地带 Monica: Do I go horseback riding in the park? Do I take classes at the New School? 121
16 classes klB:s n.班级, 阶级, 社会等级, 种类, (一节)课vt.把...分类(或分等级)      CLASS=Canberra Laboratories Automation Software System 堪培拉工业公司实验室自动化软件系统[美] Capacity Loading and Scheduling System 容量装载与调度系统 Carrier Landing Aid stabilization System 航空母舰着陆辅助稳定系统 Close Air Support System 近空支援系统 Container-Lighters Aboard Ship System 集装箱-驳船船舶装运系统 Monica: Do I go horseback riding in the park? Do I take classes at the New School? 121
24 spending 5spendiN n.开销,花费 Monica: I know. It's just such reckless spending. 121
5 celtics 5keltik; 5seltik n.凯尔特人(语)adj.凯尔特的 Monica: It was so wild. We told them we were the Gunnersens in room six fifteen. Only to find out the Boston Celtics had taken over the entire sixth floor! 121
2 boston 5bCstEn n.波士顿(美国马萨诸塞州首府) Monica: It was so wild. We told them we were the Gunnersens in room six fifteen. Only to find out the Boston Celtics had taken over the entire sixth floor! 121
2 embassy 5embEsi n.大使及其随员, 大使的派遣, 大使馆 Monica: Monica and I just crashed an embassy party. 121
3 crashed krAF n.碰撞, 坠落, 坠毁, 撞击声, 爆裂声v.碰撞, 坠落, 坠毁, (指商业公司, 政府等)破产, 垮台 Monica: Monica and I just crashed an embassy party. 121
11 pillows 5pilEu n.枕头, 枕垫 Monica: No, it is me! Y'know, I'm not just the person who needs to fluff the pillows and pay the bills as soon as they come in! Y'know, when I'm with her, I am so much more than that. I'm- I'm Monana! 121
10 bills bil n.帐单, 钞票, 票据, 清单, 议案, 法案, 广告vt.用海报宣传, 把...列成表, 给...开帐单      Bill  [bil]  比尔(男子名, William 的昵称) Monica: No, it is me! Y'know, I'm not just the person who needs to fluff the pillows and pay the bills as soon as they come in! Y'know, when I'm with her, I am so much more than that. I'm- I'm Monana! 121
7 dealing 5di:liN n.行为, 交易 Monica: Nononononono. Think who you're dealing with here. I mean, I'm not like you. I-I can't even stand in front of a tap class. 121
7 circus 5sE:kEs n.马戏团, 杂技团, 马戏场, 杂技场 Monica: Nope. Going to the Big Apple Circus today. 121
2 observe Eb5zE:v vt.观察, 观测, 遵守, 评述, 说 Monica: Oh, no thanks, we're just here to observe. 121
1 mo mEu [域] Macau , 澳门      MOabbr. 卫生官员,卫生干事(Medical Officer)      Mosymb 〈化〉钼(molybdenum) Monica: Oh. Monica! ...Hi. I'm Mo- ...nana. 121
1 shunned FQn vt.避开, 避免 Monica: Right. Till I bought a blow dryer, then I was shunned. 121
7 supplies sE5plai n.补给, 供给, 供应品vt.补给, 供给, 提供, 补充, 代理vi.替代他人职务 Monica: She's living my life, and she's doing it better than me! Look at this, look. She buys tickets for plays that I wanna see. She, she buys clothes from stores that I'm intimidated by the sales people. She spent three hundred dollars on art supplies. 121
5 stores stC:, stCE vt.贮藏, 贮备, 存储n.商店, 店铺, 贮藏, 贮备 Monica: She's living my life, and she's doing it better than me! Look at this, look. She buys tickets for plays that I wanna see. She, she buys clothes from stores that I'm intimidated by the sales people. She spent three hundred dollars on art supplies. 121
6 sales   salesadj.销售的,有关销售的 Monica: She's living my life, and she's doing it better than me! Look at this, look. She buys tickets for plays that I wanna see. She, she buys clothes from stores that I'm intimidated by the sales people. She spent three hundred dollars on art supplies. 121
3 intimidated in5timideit v.胁迫 Monica: She's living my life, and she's doing it better than me! Look at this, look. She buys tickets for plays that I wanna see. She, she buys clothes from stores that I'm intimidated by the sales people. She spent three hundred dollars on art supplies. 121
6 buys bai v.买n.购买, 买卖 Monica: She's living my life, and she's doing it better than me! Look at this, look. She buys tickets for plays that I wanna see. She, she buys clothes from stores that I'm intimidated by the sales people. She spent three hundred dollars on art supplies. 121
4 pennsylvania pensil5veinjE, -niE n.宾夕法尼亚州(美国州名) Monica: Um, Pennsylvania Dutch. 121
3 recommend rekE5mend vt.推荐, 介绍, 劝告, 使受欢迎, 托付, 使...受欢迎, 使...可取 Monica: Wow. Then I would definitely not recommend Mrs. Doubtfire. 121
13 spirit 5spirit n.精神, 灵魂, 幽灵, 妖精, 勇气, 火力, 热情, 情绪vt.诱拐, 鼓励, 鼓舞 Monica: Y'know what? After you're with this woman for like ten minutes, you forget all that. I mean, she is this astounding person, with this, with this amazing spirit. 121
1 astounding E`staJndIN adj.令人惊骇的 Monica: Y'know what? After you're with this woman for like ten minutes, you forget all that. I mean, she is this astounding person, with this, with this amazing spirit. 121
12 yo jEu int.唷(水手拉绳时一道发出的叫声) Monica: Yo- hooo! 121
4 pa pB: [域] Paname , 巴拿马      PAabbr.私人助理 (personal assistant)      Pa[化]元素镁(protactinium)的符号 PA: This is the final boarding call for flight 67 to San Diego, boarding at gate 42A. 121
11 gate ^eit n.大门 PA: This is the final boarding call for flight 67 to San Diego, boarding at gate 42A. 121
1 swirly   swirly成涡旋形的 Phoebe: (Dancing in a swirly, Phoebe kind of way) I'm totally getting it! 121
6 flame fleim n.火焰, 光辉, 光芒, 热情, 激情      Flame争论(网络论坛) Phoebe: ...Flame Boy. 121
1 brunt brQnt n冲击, 冲势 Phoebe: I'd say that chair's taking the brunt. 121
1 lotsa `lCtsE <口>很多,许多(=lots of) Phoebe: Lotsa things. 121
1 yuk jQk n.<美俚>(因乐趣而发的)大笑, 引起大笑的趣事 Phoebe: Oh! The yuk! Ross, he's doing it again! (Points to a lamp which is shaking behind the sofa) 121
19 poem 5pEuim, 5pEuem n.诗, 象诗一样, 美丽的东西 Phoebe: Okay. Good-bye, little monkey guy. Alright, I wrote you this poem. Okay, but don't eat it 'till you get on the plane. 121
4 madness 5mAdnIs n.疯狂, 愚蠢的行为 Phoebe: This is madness. It's madness, I tell you, for the love of God, Monica, don't do it!! ...Thank you. 121
7 teddy 5tedi n.(流行于20世纪20年代的妇女)连衫衬裤      Teddy  [5tedi]  特迪(男子名, Edward 或 Theodore 的昵称) Rachel: (Brings Marcel a teddy bear) Marcel, this is for you. It's, uh, just, y'know, something to, um, do on the plane. 121
5 yawning 5jC:niN n.打呵欠adj.张着大嘴的, 打哈欠的 Rachel: (Yawning) Oh, it's so late for 'Shall we'... 121
8 curious 5kjuEriEs adj.好奇的, 求知的, 古怪的, 爱挑剔的 Rachel: Let's just say my Curious George doll is no longer curious. 121
13 click klik v.发出滴答声n.滴答声 Rachel: What? You just click when they click. 121
8 artist 5B:tist n.艺术家, 画家 Rachel: You're not an artist. 121
1 scranton `skrAntEn 斯克兰顿[美国宾夕法尼亚州东北部城市] Ross: (Reading letters) Oh God. (To Marcel) We didn't get into Scranton. (To the others) That was like our safety zoo. They take like dogs and cows. See? I don't know who this is harder on, me or him. 121
9 safety 5seifti n.安全, 保险, 安全设备, 保险装置 Ross: (Reading letters) Oh God. (To Marcel) We didn't get into Scranton. (To the others) That was like our safety zoo. They take like dogs and cows. See? I don't know who this is harder on, me or him. 121
6 cows kau n.母牛, 大型母兽vt.威吓 Ross: (Reading letters) Oh God. (To Marcel) We didn't get into Scranton. (To the others) That was like our safety zoo. They take like dogs and cows. See? I don't know who this is harder on, me or him. 121
10 vet vet n.兽医v.诊疗, 作兽医 Ross: At the vet. 121
6 steals sti:l v.偷, 窃取, 偷窃, 偷盗 Ross: I think when someone steals your credit card, they've kind of already thrown caution to the wind. 121
2 caution 5kC:FEn n.小心, 谨慎, 警告vt.警告 Ross: I think when someone steals your credit card, they've kind of already thrown caution to the wind. 121
10 humping 5hQmpiN 向前移动 溜放 Ross: Marcel, stop humping the lamp! Stop humping! Now Marcel, come back- (Marcel runs toward Rachel's room) come here, Marcel- 121
6 access 5Akses n.通路, 访问, 入门vt.存取, 接近      ACCESS=Architects Central Constructional Engineering Surveying Service建筑师中心建筑工程勘测服务([英]GLC)      Access微软公司生产的数据库软件。 Ross: No, no. The vet says unless he's in a place where he has regular access to some... monkey lovin,' he's just gonna get vicious. I've just gotta get him into a zoo. 121
1 docile 5dEusail adj.听话的, 容易教的, 驯良的, 温顺的 Ross: No-no, he's, he's very docile. 121
4 violent 5vaiElEnt adj.猛烈的, 激烈的, 暴力引起的, 强暴的 Ross: She says as time goes on, he's gonna start getting agressive and violent. 121
1 maturity mE5tjuEriti n.成热, 完备, (票据)到期, 成熟 Ross: She says Marcel's humping thing's not a phase. Apparently he's reached sexual maturity. 121
1 zoos zu: n.动物园      ZOO使用zoo程序压缩的档案文件格式 Ross: Well, we're applying to a lot of them. Naturally our first choice would be one of the bigger state zoos, y'know, like, uh, San Diego... right? But that might just be a pipe dream, because, y'know, he's out of state. Uh, my vet, uh, knows someone at Miami, so that's a possibility. 121
4 naturally 5nAtFErEli adv.自然地 Ross: Well, we're applying to a lot of them. Naturally our first choice would be one of the bigger state zoos, y'know, like, uh, San Diego... right? But that might just be a pipe dream, because, y'know, he's out of state. Uh, my vet, uh, knows someone at Miami, so that's a possibility. 121
3 miami maI`AmI n.迈阿密(美国佛罗里州达东南部港市) Ross: Well, we're applying to a lot of them. Naturally our first choice would be one of the bigger state zoos, y'know, like, uh, San Diego... right? But that might just be a pipe dream, because, y'know, he's out of state. Uh, my vet, uh, knows someone at Miami, so that's a possibility. 121
3 applying E5plai vt.申请, 应用vi.申请, 适用 Ross: Well, we're applying to a lot of them. Naturally our first choice would be one of the bigger state zoos, y'know, like, uh, San Diego... right? But that might just be a pipe dream, because, y'know, he's out of state. Uh, my vet, uh, knows someone at Miami, so that's a possibility. 121
22 phase feiz n.阶段, 状态, 相, 相位v.定相 Ross: What? It's, it's just a phase. 121
2 stealer   stealer偷窃者 偷干者 Ross: What?! Are you insane? This woman stole from you. She stole. She's a stealer. 121
8 cheerleader   cheerleadern.啦啦队队长 Ross: Yeah, which she probably stole from some cheerleader. 121
2 yoghurt `jC^Et,`jEJ- n.酸乳酪 Teacher: (To the class) People! Last time there were some empty yoghurt containers lying around after class. Let's not have that happen again! 121
2 containers kEn5teinE n.容器(箱,盆,罐,壶,桶,坛子), 集装箱 Teacher: (To the class) People! Last time there were some empty yoghurt containers lying around after class. Let's not have that happen again! 121
13 spare spZE adj.多余的, 剩下的, 高而瘦的人的, 少量的, 贫乏的, 备用的v.节约, 节省, 不伤害, 宽恕, 分让, 提供给某人 Teacher: You don't observe a dance class. You dance a dance class. Spare shoes are over there. 121
5 struts strQt n.高视阔步, 支柱, 压杆vi.大摇大摆地走, 肿胀vt.支撑, 炫耀 (Chandler struts out from his apartment) 122
5 walkman   Walkmann. -mans 随身听(商标名称) (Monica enters, wearing a walkman, so she doesn't hear what the others say) 122
13 lipstick 5lIpstIk n.<美> 口红, 唇膏 (Rachel comes out from their apartment with a mirror and a lipstick in her hands) 122
6 discover dis5kQvE vt.发现, 发觉v.发现 (Ross, Rachel and Joey come back from the bathroom. They discover that Monica and Ethan aren't finished talking to each other yet.) 122
16 beeper   beepern.能发出哔哔声音的仪器 (Ross's beeper goes off) 122
12 react ri5Akt vi.起反应, 起作用, 反抗, 起反作用 [Scene: Central Perk. Everyone exept Phoebe and Chandler is there. Ross's beeper goes off and everyone exept him react.] 122
2 eagerly   eagerlyadv.热心地, 急切地 [Scene: The Hallway, Ross is eagerly waiting for the others to get ready, to go to the hospital.] 122
1 karaoke   Karaoken. (Jap.)卡拉OK录音,自动伴奏录音 Chandler: I Think last night was great. You know, the Karaoke thing. Tracy and I doing Ebony and Ivory. 122
1 ivory 5aivEri n.象牙 Chandler: I Think last night was great. You know, the Karaoke thing. Tracy and I doing Ebony and Ivory. 122
1 ebony 5ebEni n.黑檀树, 乌木, 乌梅adj.乌木制的, 黑檀的 Chandler: I Think last night was great. You know, the Karaoke thing. Tracy and I doing Ebony and Ivory. 122
2 subconscious 5sQb5kCnFEs adj.下意识的 Chandler: I'm sorry, it was a one-time-thing. I was very drunk and i was somebody else's subconscious. 122
1 inadequate in5Adikwit adj.不充分的, 不适当的 Chandler: Interesting, cause in my dreams, I'm allways surprisingly inadequate. (Monica pats him on his lap) 122
1 noho `nEJ9hEJ n.休北区(纽约南部曼哈顿一地区) Chandler: Noho. Who doesn't they like me? 122
4 saucy 5sC:si adj.漂亮的 Chandler: Oh, why not. Was I doing anything particularly... saucy? 122
3 particularly pE5tIkjJlElI adv.独特地, 显著地 Chandler: Oh, why not. Was I doing anything particularly... saucy? 122
1 pirates 5paiErit n.海盗, 盗印者, 盗版者, 侵犯专利权者vt.盗印, 盗版, 掠夺, 翻印vi.做海盗 Chandler: Pirates again? 122
5 wears wiE vt.穿, 戴v.(~ out) 磨损, 用旧, (~ out) 穿着 Chandler: See, it pays to know the man who wears my shoes. (Joey and Ross wonder what he means) Me. 122
3 tyrannosaurus tIrAnE5sC:rEs n.暴龙 Chandler: Tyrannosaurus! 122
5 secretary 5sekrEtri n.秘书, 书记, 部长, 大臣 Chandler: Well, my secretary is gonna be out for a couple of weeks. She is having one of her boobs redused. (Ross looks at her.) It's a whole big boob story. 122
8 boob bu:b n.笨蛋, 蠢材 Chandler: Well, my secretary is gonna be out for a couple of weeks. She is having one of her boobs redused. (Ross looks at her.) It's a whole big boob story. 122
5 portion 5pC:FEn n.一部分, 一分 Chandler: Well, you know Phoebs. I don't know if it's your kinda thing, because it involves a lot of being normal. For a large portion of the day. 122
2 involves in5vClv vt.包括, 笼罩, 潜心于, 使陷于 Chandler: Well, you know Phoebs. I don't know if it's your kinda thing, because it involves a lot of being normal. For a large portion of the day. 122
20 moustache mEs5tB:F, mus- n.小胡子, (哺乳动物的)触须 Chandler: You have to give 'em something, you know. Okay, now that was Gerston, Santos, and who's the guy with the moustache? 122
29 charge tFB:dV n.负荷, 电荷, 费用, 主管, 掌管, 充电, 充气, 装料v.装满, 控诉, 责令, 告诫, 指示, 加罪于, 冲锋, 收费 Chandler: You know, I don't get this. A month ago, these people were my friends. You know, just because I'm in charge doesn't mean I'm a different person. 122
8 stronger   strongeradj.更强壮的 Gerston: Uh, like, could these margaritas be any stronger? (They discover that Chandler is listening) Hey, Chandler. 122
6 margaritas 7mB:^E5ri:tE (由墨西哥龙舌兰酒、酸橙或柠檬汁以及橙味酒混合调制而成的)玛格丽塔酒      Margarita  [9mB:^E`ri:tE]  n.玛格丽塔(Margaret的异体)(f.) Gerston: Uh, like, could these margaritas be any stronger? (They discover that Chandler is listening) Hey, Chandler. 122
5 strongest strCN adj.强, 强壮的, 坚固的, 浓的, 强烈的, 强大的, 强的, 强硬的 Joey: Listen, the next time you talk to him, can you ask him which one the strongest Power Ranger is? 122
7 ranger 5reindVE n.巡逻骑兵, 突击队员, 护林员, 游荡的人, 测距仪 Joey: Listen, the next time you talk to him, can you ask him which one the strongest Power Ranger is? 122
2 stegosaurus 7ste^E5sC:rEs n.[古生]剑龙 Joey: Stegosaurus! 122
4 moist mCist adj.潮湿的n.潮湿 Joey: Uh, moist, yeah. 122
12 paleontologist   paleontologistn.古生物学者 Joey: What the hell does a paleontologist need a beeper for? 122
4 icky 5iki adj.粘得讨厌的, 过分甜的, 讨厌的n.令人作呕的人 Monica: Ethan, it's um... it's icky. 122
4 amusing E5mju:ziN adj.有趣的 Monica: Ha,ha, ha, oh my life is just so amusing. Could we drop it now? 122
4 nephew 5nevju(:), 5nefju(:) n.侄子, 外甥 Monica: I can't belive it, I'm gonna be an aunt. I'm gonna have like a nephew. 122
4 extinct iks5tiNkt adj.熄灭的, 灭绝的, 耗尽的vt.<古>使熄灭 Monica: Is it like for dinosaur emergencies. 'Help, come quick, they're still extinct.' 122
3 emergencies   emergenciesn.紧急事件,紧急需要 Monica: Is it like for dinosaur emergencies. 'Help, come quick, they're still extinct.' 122
2 ay ei 唉! 呜呼!(表示:“惊愕、悔恨、痛苦”等) Monica: Ok...ay. 122
3 goat ^Eut n.山羊, <俚>色鬼, <美俚>替罪羊 Monica: Okay, is this like 'I have an early class tomorrow' or 'I'm secretly married to a goat?' 122
3 opener 5EupEnE n.开启的人, 开始者 Monica: That was gonna be my opener. 122
3 biblical 5biblikEl adj.圣经的 Monica: This isn't easy for me either. I wish things were different, I... If you were a few years older, or if I was a few years younger, or if we lived in biblical times, I would really... 122
3 thirteen 5WE:5ti:n num.十三 Monica: Um, okay, here it goes. I'm not 22. I'm, I'm 25... and thirteen months.  122
23 states steit n.情形, 状态, 国家, 政府, 州adj.国家的, 国有的, 国营的, 州的, 正式的, 典礼用的vt.声明, 陈述, 规定 Monica: Well, that's different. My lie didn't make one of us a felon in 48 states. What were you thinking? 122
1 felon 5felEn n.重罪人, 蛇头, 瘭疽adj.<古>凶恶的, 邪恶的, 残忍的 Monica: Well, that's different. My lie didn't make one of us a felon in 48 states. What were you thinking? 122
8 shiny 5Faini adj.擦亮的, 有光泽的, 晴朗的, 闪耀的, 发亮的 Monica: Well,fall out of it. You know, you shouldn't even be here, it's a school night. Oh god, oh god. I'm like those women that you see with shiny guys named Chad. I'm Joan Collins. 122
9 joan   joann. 琼(女子名)      Joan琼(女子名) Monica: Well,fall out of it. You know, you shouldn't even be here, it's a school night. Oh god, oh god. I'm like those women that you see with shiny guys named Chad. I'm Joan Collins. 122
5 collins 5kClinz 冰镇果汁酒(鸡尾酒的一种)      Collins  [5kClinz]  n.柯林斯(其一:Wilkie,1824--1889,英国小说家,另一:William,1721--1759,英国诗人) Monica: Well,fall out of it. You know, you shouldn't even be here, it's a school night. Oh god, oh god. I'm like those women that you see with shiny guys named Chad. I'm Joan Collins. 122
1 chad tFAd 乍得湖[非洲中北部](在乍得、尼日尔、尼日利亚、喀麦隆等国接界处)n.[计]孔屑 Monica: Well,fall out of it. You know, you shouldn't even be here, it's a school night. Oh god, oh god. I'm like those women that you see with shiny guys named Chad. I'm Joan Collins. 122
1 bicentennial 5baisen5tenjEl n.二百年, 二百周年纪念 Monica: What we did was wrong. Oh god, I just had sex with somebody that wasn't alive during the Bicentennial. 122
4 petrie 5pi:tri 皮特里(姓氏) Petrie: Loved your Stevie Wonder last night. 122
2 thumbtack `WQmtAk n.图钉 Phoebe: (plays with a thumbtack remover) Yeah? 122
1 remover ri5mu:vE n.搬运工, 去除剂 Phoebe: (plays with a thumbtack remover) Yeah? 122
4 drill dril n.钻孔机, 钻子, 播种机, 军事训练, 操练, (反复)练习, 条播机v.训练, 钻孔, 条播 Phoebe: (points at Joey's pen) Uh, uh, gimme. Can you see me operating a drill press? 122
8 clients 5klaiEnt n.[计]顾客, 客户, 委托人      Client客户机程序. Phoebe: Just for some short-term-work. You know, until I get back some of my massage clients. 122
5 likely 5laikli adj.很可能的, 合适的, 可靠的, 有希望的adv.或许, 很可能 Phoebe: Most likely. (raises and goes toward the door) Okay, I'm gonna be out there. 122
1 extravaganza eks7trAvE5^AnzE n.内容狂妄的作品, 狂妄的言行 Phoebe: No, I know. That's a part of the whole, you know, them-not-liking-you-extravaganza. 122
1 workshop 5wE:kFCp n.车间, 工场 Phoebe: No, nothing like that. I was just...such a dummie. I taught this "massage-yourself-at-home-workshop." And they are. 122
2 hires 5haiE n.租金, 工钱, 租用, 雇用vt.雇请, 出租vi.受雇 Phoebe: Well, you know what Chandler? I think you've gotta face it. You're like, the guy in the big office, you know. You're the one that hires them, that fires them... They still say you're a great boss. 122
14 report ri5pC:t n.报告, 传说, 谣言, 声誉, 名声, 爆炸声v.报导, 汇报, 报到, 告发 Phoebe: You know like... uh okay... uh... 'Could that report be any later?' 122
6 understands 7QndE5stAnd v.懂, 了解, 听说, 推定, 以为, 省略 Rachel: (understands that Monica and Ethan wanna be alone) Hey, did you guys check out those new hand-dryers in the bathroom? 122
1 dryers 5draiE n.干衣机, 干燥剂 Rachel: (understands that Monica and Ethan wanna be alone) Hey, did you guys check out those new hand-dryers in the bathroom? 122
9 fades feid vi.(声音等)减弱下去, 褪色, 消失, 枯萎, 凋谢vt.使褪色n.淡入, 淡出adj.乏味的, 平淡的 Rachel: All right, fine. Um, you were not the only one there. (Camera fades to Ross, who's listening very carefully) Joey was there too. 122
1 sw   SWsouthwest 西南southwestern 向西南的 Rachel: I, I didn't say any... I sw... I did not say anything, I swear. He stopped by. 122
2 midterms `mIdt\:m adj.中间的n.期中考试 Rachel: Just a touch. Mon, I don't understand. I mean, you've been dating this guy since like, what... his midterms? I mean, why all the sudden are you so... Oh. 122
56 damn dAm v.谴责 Rachel: Well, you were pretty damn good. 122
21 u ju: n.字母U Ross: (on phone) Yeah, you want 55-JUMBO. Yeah, that's right. That's right, JUMBO with a U, sir. (pause) No, belive me, you don't want me. Judging by his number, I'd be a huge disappointment. (pause) All rightie, bye bye. 122
3 rightie `raItI n.右派, 保守派adj.用右手的, 右派的 Ross: (on phone) Yeah, you want 55-JUMBO. Yeah, that's right. That's right, JUMBO with a U, sir. (pause) No, belive me, you don't want me. Judging by his number, I'd be a huge disappointment. (pause) All rightie, bye bye. 122
3 jumbo 5dVQmbEu n.<美> 庞然大物adj.<美> 巨大的 Ross: (on phone) Yeah, you want 55-JUMBO. Yeah, that's right. That's right, JUMBO with a U, sir. (pause) No, belive me, you don't want me. Judging by his number, I'd be a huge disappointment. (pause) All rightie, bye bye. 122
8 judging dVQdV n.法官, 审判员, 裁判员, 鉴赏家, 鉴定人, (J-)最高的审判者vt.审理, 鉴定, 判断, 判决, 断定, 认为vi.下判断, 作评价 Ross: (on phone) Yeah, you want 55-JUMBO. Yeah, that's right. That's right, JUMBO with a U, sir. (pause) No, belive me, you don't want me. Judging by his number, I'd be a huge disappointment. (pause) All rightie, bye bye. 122
1 rumour 5ru:mE n.[亦作rumor] 谣言, 传闻v.谣传 Ross: I thought that was just a rumour. 122
13 labor 5leibE n.劳动, 努力, 工作, 劳工, 分娩, 阵痛vi.劳动, 努力争取(for), 苦干vt.详细分析, 麻烦 Ross: No, it's for when Carol goes into labor. She can get me wherever I am. I mean, all she has to do is to dial 55-JIMBO. 122
22 dial 5daiEl n.刻度盘, 钟面, 转盘, (自动电话)拨号盘v.拨 Ross: No, it's for when Carol goes into labor. She can get me wherever I am. I mean, all she has to do is to dial 55-JIMBO. 122
23 system 5sIstEm n.系统, 体系, 制度, 体制, 秩序, 规律, 方法 Ross: Oh, Carol and I have a new system. If she punches in 911, it means she's having a baby, otherwise I just ignore it. 122
2 nathan 5neiWEn 内森(姓氏, 男子名) Ross: Oh, well this morning he got a call from who I think was our cousin Nathan, and frankly, it was a little more than I needed to know. 122
2 frankly 5frANkli adv.坦白地, 真诚地 Ross: Oh, well this morning he got a call from who I think was our cousin Nathan, and frankly, it was a little more than I needed to know. 122
1 hills hil n.小山, 丘陵, 斜坡, 山岗      Hill  [hil]  希尔(①姓氏 ②Archibald Vivian, 1886-1977, 英国生理 学家, 曾获1922年诺贝尔生理学-医学奖) Ross: 'The hills were alive with the sound of music.' 122
1 refering ri5fE: vt.提交, 谈及, 归诸于, 指点把...提交, 使求助于vi.提到, 涉及, 查阅, 咨询 Ross: What is that? (refering to the sandwich) 122
3 santos 5sB:ntu:s 一种巴西咖啡      Santos  [5sAntEs]  桑托斯(巴西港市) Santos: Hello, Mr. Bing. 122
1 graft ^rB:ft n.嫁接, (接技用的)嫩枝, (皮肤等的)移植, 赎职v.嫁接, 接技, 移植(皮肤等), 赎职 Young Ethan: All right, look. I've gotta tell you something. I'm not 17. I only said so that you'd think I was cute and vunerable. I'm actually 30, I have a wife, I have a job, I'm your Congressman. Monica, this is ridiculous, we're great together. We can talk, we make each other laugh, and the sex. Oh, man, okay i have no frame of graft, but I thought that was great. 122
1 congressman 5kRN^resmEn n.国会议员, 众议院议员 Young Ethan: All right, look. I've gotta tell you something. I'm not 17. I only said so that you'd think I was cute and vunerable. I'm actually 30, I have a wife, I have a job, I'm your Congressman. Monica, this is ridiculous, we're great together. We can talk, we make each other laugh, and the sex. Oh, man, okay i have no frame of graft, but I thought that was great. 122
3 gunpoint 5^QnpCInt n.枪口 Young Ethan: I am telling you, up until I was, like nine, I thought that gunpoint was an actual place where crimes happen. 122
6 crimes kraim n.犯罪, 犯罪行为, 罪行, 罪恶 Young Ethan: I am telling you, up until I was, like nine, I thought that gunpoint was an actual place where crimes happen. 122
5 technical 5teknikEl adj.技术的, 技术上的, 技巧方面的 Young Ethan: Well it's somewhere in between. You see, in a strictly technical sense, of course, I'm not uh..., well I, I mean I haven't ever uh... 122
3 strictly 5striktli adv.严格地, 确实地 Young Ethan: Well it's somewhere in between. You see, in a strictly technical sense, of course, I'm not uh..., well I, I mean I haven't ever uh... 122
38 somewhere 5sQm(h)wZE adv.某处, 在某处 Young Ethan: Well it's somewhere in between. You see, in a strictly technical sense, of course, I'm not uh..., well I, I mean I haven't ever uh... 122
1 terrorised `terEraIz vt.<主英>=terrorize Young Ethan: Well, think about it. It's always on the news. 'A man is being held up, at gunpoint.' 'Tourists are being terrorised, at gunpoint.' And I just kept thinking: why does people continue to go there? (He checks his watch.) Oh, ah. I should go. 122
12 held held vbl.hold的过去式和过去分词 Young Ethan: Well, think about it. It's always on the news. 'A man is being held up, at gunpoint.' 'Tourists are being terrorised, at gunpoint.' And I just kept thinking: why does people continue to go there? (He checks his watch.) Oh, ah. I should go. 122
15 continue kEn5tinju: v.继续, 连续, 延伸 Young Ethan: Well, think about it. It's always on the news. 'A man is being held up, at gunpoint.' 'Tourists are being terrorised, at gunpoint.' And I just kept thinking: why does people continue to go there? (He checks his watch.) Oh, ah. I should go. 122
23 practice 5prAktis n.实行, 实践, 实际, 惯例, 习惯, 练习, 实习, 开业 Young Ethan: You know, you read about it, you see it in the movies. Even when you practice it at home, man oh man, it is nothing like that. 122
17 janitor 5dVAnitE n.看门人 (A janitor opens the closet door from the outside.) 123
2 newborn nju:5bC:n, 5nju:bC:n n.婴儿adj.新生的, 再生的 (A woman passes by, carrying newborn twins.) 123
1 tasteless 5teistlis adj.没味道的, 无鉴赏力的 (Everyone looks at Rachel as though she made a tasteless comment.) 123
8 comment 5kCment n.注释, 评论, 意见vi.注释, 评论 (Everyone looks at Rachel as though she made a tasteless comment.) 123
1 accompanies E5kQmpEni vt.陪伴, 伴奏 (Joey accompanies Lydia to a hospital room.) 123
3 ties   tiesn.结v.绑,连结 (Joey closes the door and ties the balloons to the knob. Then he walks away, holding the hand of an inflated balloon animal he had brought.) 123
2 inflated in5fleitid adj.膨胀的, 夸张的, 通货膨胀的 (Joey closes the door and ties the balloons to the knob. Then he walks away, holding the hand of an inflated balloon animal he had brought.) 123
2 static 5stAtik adj.静态的, 静力的静电噪声 (Monica sees a woman pass by with a baby, puts the phone to her chest, and starts to cry. Chandler takes the phone, makes a noise in it resembling static, and hangs up. Joey enters.) 123
1 resembling ri5zembl vt.象, 类似 (Monica sees a woman pass by with a baby, puts the phone to her chest, and starts to cry. Chandler takes the phone, makes a noise in it resembling static, and hangs up. Joey enters.) 123
3 formal 5fC:mEl adj.外形的, 正式的, 合礼仪的, 形式的, 整齐匀称的n.正式的社交活动 (Rachel enters, in a formal dress.) 123
22 lift lift n.举起, 电梯, 起重机, 搭车vt.升高, 提高, 举起, 空运vi.升起, (指雾等)消散, 耸立      LIFT=Logically Integrated FORTRAN Translator  逻辑集成公式翻译程序 (Ross and Susan lift Phoebe up into the vent.) 123
43 delivery di5livEri n.递送, 交付, 分娩, 交货, 引渡n.[律] 财产等的正式移交发送,传输 (Ross and Susan run to the delivery room, leaving Phoebe dangling from the vent.) 123
40 faces feis n.脸, 面容, 表情, 威信, 正面, 地形, 外观vt.面对, 面向, 面临, 承认, 抹盖vi.朝, 向 (They all leave but Ross, but they all come back a few seconds later. They make faces at the baby.) 123
6 deliver di5livE vt.递送, 陈述, 释放, 发表(一篇演说等), 交付, 引渡, 瞄准, 给予(打击) [Scene: Lydia's Room, Joey is helping her deliver.] 123
9 vent vent n.通风孔, 出烟孔, 出口, (感情等的)发泄v.放出, 排出, 发泄 [Scene: The Broom Closet, Ross has used a broom to open the air vent in the ceiling. Phoebe is wearing a janitor's uniform, ready to go up in the vent.] 123
6 success sEk5ses n.成功, 成就, 胜利, 发迹, 兴旺 [Scene: The Broom Closet, Ross is trying to open the door with a credit card, with no success.] 123
9 arrived E5raiv vi.到达, 抵达 [Scene: The Hall Outside Lydia's Room, Joey is walking up to Lydia's room with balloons, but before he enters he sees that the baby's father has arrived. He listens at the door.] 123
1 placed 5pleIst v.放置vbl.放置 [Scene: The Hospital, the camera is placed as though it were Ben's eyes.] 123
1 resent ri5zent v.愤恨, 怨恨 and soon they'll grow up and resent you so much.  123
1 irked E:k vt.使厌倦, 使苦恼 Carol: (irked) Where have you been? 123
3 straining 5streiniN 变形, 应变 Carol: (straining) Not.... helping! 123
8 stuffed   stuffed塞满了的 已经喂饱了的 Carol: I was looking at stuffed animals, and Susan wanted a Chunky. 123
3 chunky 5tFQNki adj.矮矮胖胖的 Carol: I was looking at stuffed animals, and Susan wanted a Chunky. 123
6 cramp krAmp n.抽筋, 腹部绞痛, 月经痛adj.狭窄的, 难解的vt.使抽筋, 以铁箍扣紧 Carol: Ow, ow, ow, ow, leg cramp, leg cramp, leg cramp. 123
9 baseball 5beisbC:l n.棒球, 棒球运动 Chandler: And sometimes, I'll want you to steal third, and I'll go like this. (Does a baseball sign.) 123
3 knapsack 5nApsAk n.(士兵或徒步旅行者用的帆布或皮制的)背包 Chandler: Dear God! This parachute is a knapsack! (throws himself over the back of the chair he was sitting in) 123
1 sticker 5stikE n.不屈不挠的人, 滞销物,滞销货 Chandler: I used to have that bumper sticker. 123
3 bumper 5bQmpE n.缓冲器 Chandler: I used to have that bumper sticker. 123
3 mazel `mB:zEl <希伯来>n.(好)运气[字面意义:luck] Chandler: Mazel tov! 123
6 hypothetically   hypotheticallyadv.假设地, 假想地 Chandler: Oh, no, no. I just meant hypothetically. 123
19 rip rip v.撕, 剥, 劈, 锯, 裂开, 撕裂n.裂口, 裂缝      RIPabbr. 愿灵安眠 (rest in peace) Chandler: Somebody wanna help me, tryin' to rip out my heart. (they pull her hand off of him) Uh, that's great. (looking around) Anybody seen a nipple? 123
13 nipple 5nipl n.乳头, 奶嘴 Chandler: Somebody wanna help me, tryin' to rip out my heart. (they pull her hand off of him) Uh, that's great. (looking around) Anybody seen a nipple? 123
4 arrangements E5reindVmEnt n.排列, 安排 Chandler: Yes, Joey's made arrangements to have his baby in a movie from the 50's. 123
2 instrument 5instrumEnt n.工具, 手段, 器械, 器具, 手段 Dr. Franzblau: All right, Carol, I need you to keep pushing. I need?reaches for an instrument, Rachel's hand is on it) Excuse me, could I have this? 123
2 crowning 5krauniN adj.最高的, 无比的 Dr. Franzblau: All right, he's crowning. Here he comes. 123
6 currently 5kQrEntlI adv.普遍地, 通常地, 现在, 当前 Dr. Franzblau: I don't know, could be an hour, could be three, but relax, she's doing great. So, uh, tell me, are you currently involved with anyone? 123
7 instance 5instEns n.实例, 建议, 要求, 情况, 场合vt.举...为例, 获得例证 Dr. Franzblau: I try not to let my work affect my personal life, but it's hard, when you... do what I do. It's like uh...Well, for instance, what do you do? 123
6 affect E5fekt vt.影响, 感动, 侵袭, 假装 Dr. Franzblau: I try not to let my work affect my personal life, but it's hard, when you... do what I do. It's like uh...Well, for instance, what do you do? 123
17 station 5steiFEn n.位置, 岗位, 地位, 身份, ...局, ...站vt.驻扎, 配置 Dr. Franzblau: Ice chips, just ice chips. They're at the nurses' station. 123
1 obstetrician 7Cbste5triFEn n.产科医师 Dr. Franzblau: It is nice to meet you. I'm Dr. Franzblau. I'm your roommate's... brother's... ex-wife's obstetrician. 123
4 pastry 5peistri n.面粉糕饼, 馅饼皮 Dr. Franzblau: It really was. There was this great little pastry shop right by my hotel. (Carol sits up in pain, Rachel and Dr. Franzblau casually lay her back down) There you go, dear.  123
8 contractions kEn5trAkFEn n.收缩, 缩写式, 紧缩 Dr. Franzblau: So, I understand you're thinking of having a baby? Well, I see you're nine months pregnant. That's a good start. How you doing with your contractions? 123
4 exploded iks5plEudid adj.爆破了的, 被打破的 Joey: Ew! What is that? Something exploded! 123
3 cigars si5^B: n.雪茄 Joey: I'm gonna be in the waitin' room, handing out cigars. 123
9 centimeters 5sentImi:tEr(r) n.厘米 Joey: Relax. You're only at nine centimeters. And the baby's at zero station. 123
4 aa R: abbr.[军] Air to Air, 空对空abbr.[军] Anti-Aircraft, 防空abbr.<英>(= Automobile Association of Great Britain )汽车协会abbr.<英>表示"十四岁以上才能观看的电影"级别的代号 Joey: Wha? Wha..aa? Let me get the father. Hey, we need a father over here! We need a father! 123
7 players 5pleiE n.做游戏的人, 比赛者, 演员, 演奏者, 表演者 Joey: You know what the Celtics problem is? They let the players run the team. 123
5 views vju: n.景色, 风景, 观点, 见解, 观察, 观看, 意见, 认为vt.观察, 观看 Lydia: Hey, Knick fan, am I interested in your views on fatherhood? Uh, no.  123
40 interested 5intristid adj.感兴趣的, 有成见的, 有权益的 Lydia: Hey, Knick fan, am I interested in your views on fatherhood? Uh, no.  123
1 fatherhood   fatherhoodn.父亲的身份, 父性, 父权 Lydia: Hey, Knick fan, am I interested in your views on fatherhood? Uh, no.  123
2 helper 5helpE n.帮忙者, 助手 Lydia: I wasn't by myself. I had a doctor, a nurse, and a helper guy. (Joey smiles) So, did you see who won the game? 123
30 lydia 5lidiE n.小亚细亚西部的富裕古国 Lydia: Knick fan? 123
1 ewing Electroslag wclding, 电渣焊abbr.[军] Electronic Warfare, 电子战 Lydia: Look, look at your man, Ewing. Nice shot. You know what, he couldn't hit water if he was standing on a boat. 123
1 loaner 5lEunE n.债权人, 代替品 Lydia: No, this is a loaner. 123
1 rebuilding 5ri:5bild v.重建, 改造, 复原, 重新组建 Lydia: Oh, shut up. You know, it's a rebuilding year. You... waah! 123
2 fundamentally fQndE5mentElI adv.基础地, 根本地 Monica: What is it? Is there something fundamentally unmarriable about me? 123
2 overhead 5EuvEhed adj.在头上的, 高架的n.企业一般管理费用, 天花板adv.在头顶上, 在空中, 在高处 Phoebe: (from the air vent overhead) You guys, he's beautiful! 123
4 rescue 5reskju: vt.援救, 营救n.援救, 营救 Phoebe: (reading the nametag on the uniform) Hi, I'm Ben. I'm hospital worker Ben. It's Ben... to the rescue! 123
362 ben ben n.内室(或起居室)      Ben  [ben]  本(男子名, Benjamin 的昵称) Phoebe: (reading the nametag on the uniform) Hi, I'm Ben. I'm hospital worker Ben. It's Ben... to the rescue! 123
6 bodies 5bCdi n.身体, 肉体, 人, 尸体, 主要部分, 团体, 大量vt.赋以形体 Phoebe: (singing) They found their bodies the very next day, they found their bodies the very next...(sees Ross and Susan staring at her) la la la la la la. 123
1 dressy 5dresi adj.<俗> 衣着考究的 Phoebe: Hey. Ooh, look at you, dressy-dress. 123
8 musical 5mju:zikEl adj.音乐的, 悦耳的音乐喜剧 Phoebe: I just thought we might be here for awhile. You know, things might get musical. 123
14 awhile E5wail adv.片刻, 一会儿 Phoebe: I just thought we might be here for awhile. You know, things might get musical. 123
2 stepfather 5step7fB:TE n.继父 Phoebe: I mean, well, 'cause when I was growing up, you know my dad left, and my mother died, and my stepfather went to jail, so I barely had enough pieces of parents to make one whole one. And here's this little baby who has like three whole parents who care about it so much that they're fighting over who gets to love it the most. And it's not even born yet. It's just, it's just the luckiest baby in the whole world. (pause) I'm sorry, you were fighting. 123
5 luckiest 5lQki adj.幸运的, 吉祥的, 侥幸的 Phoebe: I mean, well, 'cause when I was growing up, you know my dad left, and my mother died, and my stepfather went to jail, so I barely had enough pieces of parents to make one whole one. And here's this little baby who has like three whole parents who care about it so much that they're fighting over who gets to love it the most. And it's not even born yet. It's just, it's just the luckiest baby in the whole world. (pause) I'm sorry, you were fighting. 123
17 growing 5^rEuiN adj.成长的 Phoebe: I mean, well, 'cause when I was growing up, you know my dad left, and my mother died, and my stepfather went to jail, so I barely had enough pieces of parents to make one whole one. And here's this little baby who has like three whole parents who care about it so much that they're fighting over who gets to love it the most. And it's not even born yet. It's just, it's just the luckiest baby in the whole world. (pause) I'm sorry, you were fighting. 123
7 ironic aiE5rCnik adj.说反话的, 讽刺的 Phoebe: Ok, who wants to hear something ironic? 123
15 paris 5pAris n.巴黎(法国首都) Rachel: (to Dr. Franzblau) Ok, so anyway, you were telling me about Paris, it sounds fascinating. 123
11 contraction kEn5trAkFEn n.收缩, 缩写式, 紧缩 Rachel: Oh, Ross, relax. It's probably like two dollars for the first contraction, and then fifty cents for each additional contraction. 123
2 weakly 5wi:kli adv.虚弱地, 软弱地, 有病地adj.虚弱的, 软弱的, 有病的 Ross: (weakly) No. 123
2 quartz kwC:ts n.石英 Ross: 59 seconds. (holds up his watch) Quartz, ha. 123
8 spoke spEuk n.轮辐, 扶梯棍, 刹车v.装辐于, 刹车 Ross: I don't know, but when I spoke to her, she said she had already passed the mucus plug. 123
2 plug plQ^ vt.堵, 塞, 插上, 插栓n.塞子, 插头, 插销 Ross: I don't know, but when I spoke to her, she said she had already passed the mucus plug. 123
1 mucus 5mju:kE s n.粘液, 胶 Ross: I don't know, but when I spoke to her, she said she had already passed the mucus plug. 123
1 cramps krAmp n.抽筋, 腹部绞痛, 月经痛adj.狭窄的, 难解的vt.使抽筋, 以铁箍扣紧 Ross: I got it! Hey, you get to sleep with her, I get the cramps. 123
28 bucket 5bQkit n.桶, 一桶的量, [桶状物]铲斗 Ross: I'm having a baby in here! Ok, everyone stand back. (Walks backwards as if he is going to break down the door, but steps in a bucket and falls) Ow. 123
5 jell dVel v.(使)成胶状n.果子冻 Ross: Kinda like my uncle Ed, covered in Jell-o. 123
5 ed Effective Dose  有效剂量      Edn.Edmund, Edward, Edwin 之昵称abbr.  Engineering Development, 工程研制 Ross: Kinda like my uncle Ed, covered in Jell-o. 123
28 covered 5kQvEd adj.隐蔽着的, 掩藏着的, 有屋顶的 Ross: Kinda like my uncle Ed, covered in Jell-o. 123
1 chunkys 5tFQNki adj.矮矮胖胖的 Ross: Susan wanted a Chunky. We're having a baby, ok, a baby, you don't stop for Chunkys. 123
5 cooked kukt 煮[烹]熟的 Ross: We uh, we just cooked it up. 123
4 landed 5lAndid adj.拥有土地的, 有田地的 Ross: What? Whoa, whoa whoa whoa, what do you mean, back to Jordie? We never landed on Jordie. We just passed by it during the whole Jessy, Cody, Dylan fiasco. 123
2 fiasco fi5AskEu n.惨败, 大失败, 可耻的下场 Ross: What? Whoa, whoa whoa whoa, what do you mean, back to Jordie? We never landed on Jordie. We just passed by it during the whole Jessy, Cody, Dylan fiasco. 123
1 cody 5kEudi 科迪(姓氏) Ross: What? Whoa, whoa whoa whoa, what do you mean, back to Jordie? We never landed on Jordie. We just passed by it during the whole Jessy, Cody, Dylan fiasco. 123
7 clever 5klevE adj.机灵的, 聪明的 Ross: You tryin' to be clever? A funny lady? 123
6 focusing 5fEukEsiN v.调焦 Susan: It's gonna be ok, just remember, we're doing this for Jordie. Just keep focusing on Jordie. 123
1 swiss swis n.瑞士人adj.瑞士的, 瑞士人的 Susan: Swiss quartz, ha, ha. 123
4 threatened 5Wretn vt.恐吓, 威胁, 预示(危险), 似有发生或来临的可能, 可能来临 Susan: You know what your problem is? You're threatened by me. 123
37 teleplay 5teli7plei n.电视剧 Teleplay by: Jeff Greenstein & Jeff Strauss 123
3 charcoal 5tFB:kEul n.木炭 (Chandler and Joey enter with charcoal.) 124
1 fawning `fR:nIN adj.奉承的 (Chandler, annoyed with Ross's fawning, makes a 'pfft' noise.) 124
4 clicking klik v.发出滴答声n.滴答声 (Everyone looks at him. He realizes he just spilled the beans about Ross's crush on Rachel. You can hear this entire classic scene by clicking here.) 124
1 figment 5fi^mEnt n.臆造的事物, 虚构的事 (Rachel looks bored. At this point, Ross梐 figment of Rachel's imagination?shows up on the balcony and starts talking to her.) 124
9 practically 5prAktikEli adv.实际上, 事实上, 在实践上adv.几乎, 简直 (Ross is practically drooling over Rachel at this point.) 124
4 drooling dru:l vi.流口水, 说昏话vt.从嘴淌下, 散漫地说n.口水, 梦话 (Ross is practically drooling over Rachel at this point.) 124
1 reappears 5ri:E5piE vi.再出现 (She tries, and Ross disappears momentarily. He reappears, standing closer to her.) 124
2 momentarily 5mEumEntErili adv.即刻 (She tries, and Ross disappears momentarily. He reappears, standing closer to her.) 124
2 disappears 7disE5piE vi.消失, 不见 (She tries, and Ross disappears momentarily. He reappears, standing closer to her.) 124
27 gifts ^ift n.赠品, 礼物, 天赋, 才能 (They both walk over to where Rachel is opening her gifts. Rachel sees her first gift is a fruit basket.) 124
1 awaiting E5weit vt.等候 [Cut to a close-up of Rachel, eagerly awaiting Ross's arrival... not knowing he is getting off the plane with another woman.] 124
3 arrival E5raivEl n.到来, 到达, 到达者 [Cut to a close-up of Rachel, eagerly awaiting Ross's arrival... not knowing he is getting off the plane with another woman.] 124
34 approaches E5prEutF n.接近, 逼近, 走进, 方法, 步骤, 途径, 通路vt.接近, 动手处理vi.靠近 [Cut to the Jetway, the flight attendant enters, walks past Ross, and approaches an older man with his wife who is also wearing a blue jacket.] 124
10 delivered di5livEd 在...交货的, 包括运费在内的 [Cut to the jetway, the old man who the flight attendant delivered Rachel's message to gets off the plane, his wife still upset with him.] 124
4 outburst 5autbE:st n.(火山、感情等)爆发、喷出, 突发, 破裂 [Scene: Airport, Ross has headphones on, and is listening to a 'How To Speak Chinese' tape. Occasionally, he makes an outburst in Chinese in accordance with the tape. He is getting on the jetway. The flight attendant is there.] 124
5 headphones   headphonesn.听筒, 耳机 [Scene: Airport, Ross has headphones on, and is listening to a 'How To Speak Chinese' tape. Occasionally, he makes an outburst in Chinese in accordance with the tape. He is getting on the jetway. The flight attendant is there.] 124
27 attendant E5tendEnt n.服务员 [Scene: Airport, Ross has headphones on, and is listening to a 'How To Speak Chinese' tape. Occasionally, he makes an outburst in Chinese in accordance with the tape. He is getting on the jetway. The flight attendant is there.] 124
1 accordance E5kC:dEns n.一致, 和谐 [Scene: Airport, Ross has headphones on, and is listening to a 'How To Speak Chinese' tape. Occasionally, he makes an outburst in Chinese in accordance with the tape. He is getting on the jetway. The flight attendant is there.] 124
15 bow bau n.弓, 乐弓, 弓形, 鞠躬, 船首v.鞠躬, 弯腰 [Scene: Airport. Madonna's Take A Bow plays in the background as Rachel waits at the gate with flowers.] 124
4 baskets bB:skit n.篮, 一篮 [Scene: Chandler and Joey's, Chandler is seated, and the apartment is filled with baskets of fruit. Joey enters, check in hand.] 124
5 barbecue 5bB:bIkju: n.吃烤烧肉的野餐 [Scene: Monica and Rachel's, Monica and Phoebe are preparing for a barbecue for Rachel's birthday.] 124
8 wrapping 5rApiN n.包装纸, 包装材料adj.包装用的 [Scene: Monica and Rachel's, Monica, Phoebe, and Rachel are there. Monica is holding the wrapping paper from one of Rachel's gifts.] 124
13 luggage 5lQ^idV n.行李, 皮箱 [Time lapse. Chandler and Joey are making the fire, Monica and Phoebe are inside. Ross enters, carrying luggage.] 124
1 hammerhead 5hAmEhed n.锤头adj.锤头状的, 鲁钝的 Carl: Exactly! And you just know I'm gonna be the guy caught behind this hammerhead in traffic! 124
1 environmental in7vaiErEn5mentl adj.周围的, 环境的n.环境论 Carl: I'm just sayin', if I see one more picture of Ed Begley, Jr. in that stupid electric car, I'm gonna shoot myself! I mean, don't get me wrong... I'm not against environmental issues per se.... it's just that guy! 124
10 electric I5lektrIk adj.电的, 导电的, 电动的, 电气 Carl: I'm just sayin', if I see one more picture of Ed Begley, Jr. in that stupid electric car, I'm gonna shoot myself! I mean, don't get me wrong... I'm not against environmental issues per se.... it's just that guy! 124
52 h eItF n.字母h      Habbr. (铅笔心硬度)硬 (hard) n. Hs 或 H's symb 〈化〉氢(hydrogen) Chandler: (quickly) H-He's in China! 124
1 spender `spendE(r) n.用钱的人, 挥金如土的人      Spender  [5spendE]  斯彭德(①姓氏 ②Stephen, 1909-, 英国诗人) Chandler: (quietly) ...spender. 124
2 temples 5templ n.庙, 寺, 神殿, 教堂, 礼拜堂, 太阳穴, 鬓角      Temple  [5templ]  坦普尔(姓氏) Chandler: (rubbing his temples) Oh, no-no-no-no-no.... 124
28 rubbing 5rQbiN n.摹拓, 摹拓品 Chandler: (rubbing his temples) Oh, no-no-no-no-no.... 124
3 stuttering   stuttering口吃 Chandler: (stuttering incoherently) F-hah.... flennin.... 124
7 incoherently   incoherentlyadv.无条理地 Chandler: (stuttering incoherently) F-hah.... flennin.... 124
14 f ef (with, together)      F     n.字母F Chandler: (stuttering incoherently) F-hah.... flennin.... 124
3 ridiculously   ridiculouslyadv.可笑地 Chandler: Come on, Ross? Remember back in college, when he fell in love with Carol and bought her that ridiculously expensive crystal duck? 124
4 wee wi: adj.很少的, 微小的, 很早的n.一点点, 一会儿, 极小的空间 Chandler: No it's not. It's small. It's tiny. It's petite. It's wee. 124
2 petite pE5tit adj.(petit的女性形)小的, 细的 Chandler: No it's not. It's small. It's tiny. It's petite. It's wee. 124
5 waffles 5wCfl vi.闲聊, 胡扯n.华夫饼干, 无聊话, 动听而无意义的话 Chandler: Oh, yeah, right, OK... inlcuding the waffles last week, you now owe me... 17 jillion dollars. 124
1 jillion 5dViljEn n.<美俚> 巨量adj.很多的, 大量的 Chandler: Oh, yeah, right, OK... inlcuding the waffles last week, you now owe me... 17 jillion dollars. 124
3 mute mju:t n.哑巴, 哑音字母, [律]拒不答辩的被告, 弱音器adj.哑的, 无声的, 沉默的vt.减弱...的声音vi.排泄 Chandler: OK, is there a mute button on this woman? 124
16 theodore 5WiEdC: n.男子名 Chandler: Uh, let's see... Alvin... Simon... Theodore.... no. 124
6 simon 5saimEn n. 西蒙(男子名) Chandler: Uh, let's see... Alvin... Simon... Theodore.... no. 124
1 alvin 5Alvin n.阿尔文(亦作Alwin,Alwyn)(m.) Chandler: Uh, let's see... Alvin... Simon... Theodore.... no. 124
16 route ru:t n.路线, 路程, 通道v.发送 Chandler: Yes, I know, as it happens my room is very very close to the parade route. 124
16 remove ri5mu:v vt.移动, 开除, 移交vi.迁移, 搬家n.移动, 距离, 班级, 升级 Chandler: Yes, the doctors say if they remove it, he'll die. 124
1 regulations re^ju5leiFEn n.规则, 规章, 调节, 校准 Flight Attendant: No no no! Federal regulations! 124
1 federal 5fedErEl adj.联邦的, 联合的, 联邦制的, 同盟的n.(南北战争时期)北部联邦同盟盟员北京连邦软件产业发展公司,国内主要的正版软件经销商 Flight Attendant: No no no! Federal regulations! 124
2 fertility fE:5tiliti n.肥沃, 丰产, 多产, 人口生产, 生产力 Joey: (sigh)... It's a fertility study. 124
9 project 5prCdVekt n.计划, 方案, 事业, 企业, 工程v.设计, 计划, 投射, 放映, 射出, 发射(导弹等), 凸出 Joey: Alright, come on you guys, it's not that big a deal. Really... I mean, I just go down there every other day and... make my contribution to the project. Hey, hey, but at the end of two weeks, I get seven hundred dollars. 124
3 contribution 7kCntri5bju:FEn n.捐献, 贡献, 投稿 Joey: Alright, come on you guys, it's not that big a deal. Really... I mean, I just go down there every other day and... make my contribution to the project. Hey, hey, but at the end of two weeks, I get seven hundred dollars. 124
2 senses sens n.官能, 感觉, 判断力, 见识, ...感, 意义, 理性vt.感到, 理解, 认识 Joey: It was amazing! And not just for her... uh-uh. For me, too. It's like, all of a sudden, I'm blind. But all my other senses are heightened, y'know? It's like... I was able to appreciate it on another level. 124
2 heightened 5haitn v.提高, 升高 Joey: It was amazing! And not just for her... uh-uh. For me, too. It's like, all of a sudden, I'm blind. But all my other senses are heightened, y'know? It's like... I was able to appreciate it on another level. 124
2 musketeers 7mQsk5tiE n.持步枪的士兵, 步兵 Joey: Like the three musketeers, only with fruit. 124
18 beers biE n.啤酒 Joey: We want you to be happy. And I may only have a couple beers in me, but... I love you, man. (Joey gives Ross a hug) 124
1 ticker 5tikE n.滴答响的东西, [无]断续器 Joey: Well, it's like, last night, I couldn't do the thing that usually makes me great. So I had to do all this other stuff. And the response I got... man, oh man, it was like a ticker tape parade! 124
12 parade pE5reid n.游行, 炫耀, 阅兵, 检阅, 阅兵场v.游行, 炫耀, 夸耀, (使)列队行进 Joey: Well, it's like, last night, I couldn't do the thing that usually makes me great. So I had to do all this other stuff. And the response I got... man, oh man, it was like a ticker tape parade! 124
1 transaction trAn5zAkFEn n.办理, 处理, 会报, 学报, 交易, 事务, 处理事务 Joey: Well, not so good. She definitely thinks tonight is the night we're gonna... complete the transaction, if you know what I... 124
11 research ri5sE:tF n.研究, 调查vi.研究, 调查 Joey: Well... I'm helping out down at the N.Y.U. Med School with some... research. 124
1 med med of Elementary Didactics 基础教学法硕士      Med     Mediterranean Sea 地中海 Joey: Well... I'm helping out down at the N.Y.U. Med School with some... research. 124
4 experiments iks5perimEnt n.实验, 试验vi.进行实验, 做试验 Joey: Yeah, well, I still got a week left to go in the program, and according to the rules, if I want to get the money I'm not allowed to conduct any... ersonal experiments, if you know what I mean. 124
2 conduct 5kCndQkt, -dEkt n.行为, 操行v.引导, 管理, 为人, 传导 Joey: Yeah, well, I still got a week left to go in the program, and according to the rules, if I want to get the money I'm not allowed to conduct any... ersonal experiments, if you know what I mean. 124
12 according E5kC:diN adv.依照 Joey: Yeah, well, I still got a week left to go in the program, and according to the rules, if I want to get the money I'm not allowed to conduct any... ersonal experiments, if you know what I mean. 124
157 julie   Julien. 朱莉(女子名) Julie: Oh, thanks, sweetie. 124
1 ridicule 5ridikju:l n.嘲笑, 奚落v.嘲笑, 奚落 Julie: You don't think they'll judge and ridicule me? 124
13 toby 5tEubi 街, 道路      Toby  [5tEubi]  n.托比, (用以盛啤酒的)人形水罐 Man: (to wife): Toby... Oh, for God's sake, I don't know what she's talking about! There's no Rachel! Don't give me that deep freeze. 124
5 freeze fri:z v.(使)结冰, (使)冷冻, 冻结 Man: (to wife): Toby... Oh, for God's sake, I don't know what she's talking about! There's no Rachel! Don't give me that deep freeze. 124
32 fruit fru:t n.水果, 果实, 果类, 成果vi.结果实 Melanie: Anyway, that's when me and my friends started this whole fruit basket business. We call ourselves 'The Three Basketeers.' 124
1 pegged pe^ n.钉, 栓, 桩, 销子, 借口vt.钉木钉, 固定, 限制vi.坚持不懈地工作      Pegn. 佩格(女子名) Melanie: I don't know, I-I guess I just had you pegged as one of those guys who're always 'me, me, me.' But you... you're a giver. You're like the most generous man I ever met. I mean... you're practically a woman. 124
1 giver 5^ivE n.送礼者 Melanie: I don't know, I-I guess I just had you pegged as one of those guys who're always 'me, me, me.' But you... you're a giver. You're like the most generous man I ever met. I mean... you're practically a woman. 124
3 burgers 5bE:^E n.碎肉夹饼, 各种夹饼 Monica: (gets up) OK, how does everybody like their burgers? 124
14 skirt skE:t n.裙子v.环绕 Monica: Hey, great skirt! Birthday present? 124
8 tiger 5tai^E n.[动]老虎, 虎, 凶暴的人 Monica: Hey, hold on there, tiger. How's it going? How you holding up? 124
1 teensy 5ti:nsi adj.很小的,小小的 Monica: I am not 'so'! OK, I was a teensy bit weird at first, but... I'll be good. I promise. 124
13 melanie `melEnI n.梅勒妮(f.) Monica: Oh Joey, Melanie called, said she's gonna be late. 124
2 donating dEu5neit v.捐赠, 赠予 Monica: Oh, Joey, please tell me you're only donating your time. 124
2 slaw slC: n.卷心菜色拉 Monica: OK, we got the cole slaw, we got the buns... 124
3 cole kEul n.油菜, 小菜      Cole  [kEul]  姓氏 Monica: OK, we got the cole slaw, we got the buns... 124
6 buns   buns(人的)屁股,臀部 Monica: OK, we got the cole slaw, we got the buns... 124
15 coffeehouse   coffeehouse咖啡馆 Monica: You know, that guy she met at the coffeehouse. 124
10 jeez dVi:z int.呀 Phoebe: Jeez, you say one thing, and... 124
3 committed   committedadj.效忠的;忠于…的 Phoebe: No, I mean, I mean, when you're at the fifteenth date, y'know, you're already in a very relationshippy place. Y'know, it's... you're committed. 124
13 haircut 5heEkQt n.理发, 剪发的方式 Phoebe: Oh, look, he's got Ross's haircut! 124
1 turkeys 5tE:ki n.火鸡, 无用的东西      Turkey  [5tE:ki]  n. 土耳其 Phoebe: We've got the ground-up flesh of formerly cute cows and turkeys, ew... (hands meat to Monica) 124
30 ground ^raJnd n.地面, 土地, 战场, 场所, 范围adj.土地的, 地面上的vt.把...放在地上, 使搁浅, 打基础vi.具有基础, 着陆, 搁浅vbl.grind的过去式 Phoebe: We've got the ground-up flesh of formerly cute cows and turkeys, ew... (hands meat to Monica) 124
4 flesh fleF n.肉, (供食用的)兽肉, 肉体, 肉欲, 果肉, 蔬菜的嫩部, 亲属, 人体vt.以肉喂(猎犬等), 使肥, 赋以血肉vi.长胖 Phoebe: We've got the ground-up flesh of formerly cute cows and turkeys, ew... (hands meat to Monica) 124
5 travel 5trAvl v.旅行, 传播vi.行进, 传播n.旅行 Rachel: (picks it up) OK... ah, it's light... (shakes it)...it rattles... it's... (opens it) Travel Scrabble! Oooohhh, thank you! (she gives it back to him) 124
1 sifting 5siftiN 筛 过滤 Rachel: (sifting through crowd) Excuse me, pardon me, excuse me, excuse me, sorry. Hi. 124
5 exchanged iks5tFeindV vt.交换, 调换, 兑换, 交流, 交易n.交换, 调换, 兑换, 交流, 交易 Rachel: From you. I exchanged the blouse you got me. 124
12 blouse blauz n.宽松的上衣, 似衬衫的上衣 Rachel: From you. I exchanged the blouse you got me. 124
2 initial i5niFEl adj.最初的, 词首的, 初始的n.词首大写字母 Rachel: I don't know, I mean, this is just my initial gut feeling... but I'm thinking... oh, I'm thinking it'd be really great. 124
5 gut ^Qt n.[复]内脏, (幽门到直肠间的)肠子, 勇气, 剧情, 内容, 肚子, 内脏, 海峡vt.取出内脏, 摧毁(房屋等的)内部装置 Rachel: I don't know, I mean, this is just my initial gut feeling... but I'm thinking... oh, I'm thinking it'd be really great. 124
5 antique An5ti:k n.古物, 古董adj.古时的, 过时的 Rachel: It was like months ago. We were walking by this antique store, and I saw this pin in the window, and I told him it was just like one my grandmother had when I was a little girl. Oh! I can't believe he remembered! 124
7 sweetest swi:t adj.甜的, 可受的, 美好的, 芳香的n.糖果      Sweet  [swi:t]  斯威特(①姓氏 ②Henry, 1845-1912, 英国语言学家, 语音学家) Rachel: Oh, let me see! (grabs picture) Oh, God, is he just the sweetest thing? You must just want to kiss him all over! 124
6 pardon 5pB:dn vt.原谅, 宽恕n.原谅, 宽恕 Rachel: Pardon? 124
6 overhearing   overhearing串音 Ross: (overhearing) What kind of research? 124
11 nodding 5nCdiN adj.点头的, 低垂的,昏昏欲睡的 Ross: And here's little Ben nodding off... 124
27 china 5tFainE 陶瓷, 瓷器, 瓷料      China  [5tFainE]  n.中国, 瓷器 Ross: I'm going to China.  124
4 ni Nicaragua , 尼加拉瓜      NIabbr.(英国的)国民保险制度 (National Insurance)      Nisymb 〈化〉镍(nickel) Ross: Ni-chou chi-ma! (walks onto jetway) 124
1 chou Fu: (妇女衣帽上的)球结, 花结, 蝶结      Chou  [dVEJ]  n.周n.甘蓝, 心爱的人 Ross: Ni-chou chi-ma! (walks onto jetway) 124
1 breakfront `breIkfrQnt adj.(橱、书架等)断层式的(指中间部分突出或上半部缩进) Ross: No no, this big pile of dishes in my mom's breakfront. Do you guys know who Carl is? 124
8 ninth nainW num.第九, 九分之一 Ross: No, no, no... why, because it might get weird for everyone else? Who cares about them. This is about us. Look, I-I've been in love with you since, like, the ninth grade.  124
1 piqued pi:k n.不满, 生气, 愤怒vt.伤害...自尊心, 使...生气 Ross: Science. Yeah, I think I've heard of that. (everyone's interest is piqued, they all look over) 124
1 persuade pE5sweid v.说服, 劝说, (使)相信, 劝某人做(不做)某事 Ross: Yeah, i-it's for the museum. Someone found a bone, we want the bone, but they don't want us to have the bone, so I'm going over there to try to persuade them to give us the bo梚t's梚t's a whole big bone thing. Anyway, I'm gonna be gone for like, uh... like a week, so, uh, if you wanna reach me, y-you can't. So here's my itinerary (hands a sheet of paper to Monica). Um... here's a picture of me... (hands it to Monica) 124
2 itinerary ai5tinErEri, i5t- n.路线 Ross: Yeah, i-it's for the museum. Someone found a bone, we want the bone, but they don't want us to have the bone, so I'm going over there to try to persuade them to give us the bo梚t's梚t's a whole big bone thing. Anyway, I'm gonna be gone for like, uh... like a week, so, uh, if you wanna reach me, y-you can't. So here's my itinerary (hands a sheet of paper to Monica). Um... here's a picture of me... (hands it to Monica) 124
9 chris kris 克里斯(男子名) 克莉丝(女子名) Written by: Chris Brown 124
32 exit 5eksit, -zit n.出口, 太平门, 退场, 去世vi.退出, 脱离, 去世[计]  离开当前命令行外壳 (Ross and Julie exit) 201
30 season 5si:zn n.季, 季节v.(使)适应, (使)适用, 调味 [Scene: Central Perk, Phoebe is recapping last season, and as she talks we see a montague of scenes from Ross and Rachel.] 201
2 recapping 5ri:kAp, ri:5kAp vt.翻新胎面n.翻新的轮胎 [Scene: Central Perk, Phoebe is recapping last season, and as she talks we see a montague of scenes from Ross and Rachel.] 201
9 wrestling 5resliN n.[体]摔跤 [Scene: Monica and Rachel's, Ross and the gang is watching Sumo wrestling on TV.] 201
1 sumo 5su:mEu n. (Jap.) 相扑 [Scene: Monica and Rachel's, Ross and the gang is watching Sumo wrestling on TV.] 201
6 tailor 5teilE n.裁缝vt.剪裁, 缝制(衣服)~, 适应, 适合v.制做 Chandler: (entering) Hi. Anybody know a good tailor? 201
2 cupping 5kQpiN n.杯吸法, 拔火罐 Chandler: Cupping. 201
6 lining 5lainiN n.加衬里, 内层, 衬套 Chandler: He said...he said, he said that they're having a great time. I'm sorry. But, the silver lining, if you wanna see it, is that he made the decision all by himself!  Without any outside help whatsoever. 201
5 definite 5definit adj.明确的, 一定的 Chandler: Oh come on! He said he was going to do my inseam, and he ran his hand up my leg, and then, there was definite... 201
6 bothering 5bCTE vt.烦扰, 打扰vi.烦恼, 操心n.麻烦, 烦扰v.打扰 Chandler: Ok, I don't care what you guys say, something's bothering her. 201
2 verbs vE:b n.[语]动词 Chandler: Ok, I think she's trying to tell us something. Quick, get the verbs. 201
2 resistance ri5zistEns n.反抗, 抵抗, 抵抗力, 阻力, 电阻, 阻抗 Chandler: Okay.  You have to stop the Q-tip when there's resistance! 201
3 q kju: n.字母q Chandler: Okay.  You have to stop the Q-tip when there's resistance! 201
5 tension 5tenFEn n.紧张(状态), 不安, 拉紧, 压力, 张力, 牵力, 电压vt.拉紧, 使紧张 Chandler: Well, in spite of the yummy bagels and palpable tension, I've got pants that need to be altered. 201
5 spite spait n.(in ~ of)不顾, 不管, 敌意v.困扰 Chandler: Well, in spite of the yummy bagels and palpable tension, I've got pants that need to be altered. 201
1 palpable 5pAlpEbl adj.可触知的, 明显的 Chandler: Well, in spite of the yummy bagels and palpable tension, I've got pants that need to be altered. 201
5 bagels 5bei^l n.百吉饼(先蒸后烤的发面圈) Chandler: Well, in spite of the yummy bagels and palpable tension, I've got pants that need to be altered. 201
3 cuffs 5kQf n.袖口, 裤子翻边, 护腕, 手铐vt.给...上袖口(或翻边), 用手铐铐 Frankie: How long do you want the cuffs? 201
3 inseam 5insi:m n.内接缝 Frankie: I just got that. Ok, now we'll do your inseam. 201
5 sixteen 5siks5ti:n num.十六 Joey: (to Chandler) You know, I think I was sixteen. 201
8 hernia 5hE:njE n.[医]疝气, 脱肠 Joey: Hey, when the doctor does that hernia test... 201
4 altered 5C:ltE v.改变 Joey: Needs some clothes altered? 201
5 rear riE n.后面, 背后, 后方, 屁股adj.后面的, 背面的, 后方的vt.培养, 饲养, 举起, 树立, 栽种vi.高耸, 暴跳, 用后腿站起 Joey: That's how they do pants! First they go up one side, they move it over, then they go up the other side, they move it back, and then they do the rear. (Chandler and Ross stare at him) What? Ross, Ross, would you tell him? Isn't that how they measure pants? 201
5 measure 5meVE n.尺寸, 量度器, 量度标准, 方法, 测量, 措施vt.测量, 测度, 估量, 分派, 权衡, 调节vi.量 Joey: That's how they do pants! First they go up one side, they move it over, then they go up the other side, they move it back, and then they do the rear. (Chandler and Ross stare at him) What? Ross, Ross, would you tell him? Isn't that how they measure pants? 201
2 proving 5pru:viN 校对 Julie: (Loudly, proving she can speak English.) Thank you. I'm from New York. 201
2 mcdowell mEk5dauEl 麦克道尔(姓氏) Irvin, 欧文·麦克道尔(1818-1885)美国南北战争时联邦军将领 Julie: I was thinking of doing it a little shorter, you know, like Andie McDowell's new haircut? 201
2 grad ^reid n.毕业生, 校友 Julie: Well, Ross and I were in grad school together. 201
10 easily 5i:zili adv.容易地, 不费力地 Julie: We're on this bus, that's easily 200 years old... 201
8 shorter FC:t n.简略, 短路, 短裤adj.短的, 矮的, 不足的, 不够的, (智力等)弱的, 浅薄的, 松脆的, 简短adv.突然, 缺乏, 不足      Short  [FC:t]  肖特(姓氏) Monica: (to Phoebe) You know it's funny, the last time Paulo was here, my hair was so much shorter and cuter. 201
5 nickel 5nikl n.[化]镍, 镍币, (美国和加拿大的)五分镍币vt.镀镍于 Monica: My god, if I had a nickel for every guy I wish I hadn't...(Everyone looks at her), but this is about your horrible mistake. 201
7 proposal prE5pEuzEl n.提议, 建议 Monica: She's the actress that was in Disclosure, Indecent Proposal, Ghost! 201
1 indecent in5di:snt adj.下流的, 猥亵的, <口>不象样的, 不妥当的 Monica: She's the actress that was in Disclosure, Indecent Proposal, Ghost! 201
4 ghost ^Eust n.鬼, 幽灵 Monica: She's the actress that was in Disclosure, Indecent Proposal, Ghost! 201
1 disclosure dis5klEuVE n.揭发, 败露, 败露的事情 Monica: She's the actress that was in Disclosure, Indecent Proposal, Ghost! 201
1 dudley 5dQdli, 5dju- 达德利(即Leicester, Robert Dudley) Monica: That's Dudley Moore. I said I wanted it like Demi Moore. 201
1 haircuts 5hZEkQts (纸面)微裂痕 毛痕 粘丝, 贴丝 Monica: Well, I was thinking, that you gave the guys such great haircuts, I thought, maybe you'd like to do mine? 201
1 tutti 5tuti: adj.全体的n.合奏, 合唱adv.全体齐奏地 Paulo: (entering from Rachel's room) Bon giorno tutti! 201
13 weddings 5wediN n.婚礼, 婚宴, 结合, 结婚典礼 Phoebe: (to Rachel) Ok, I just wanna be really sure this time. Andie McDowell's the girl from Four Weddings and a Funeral, right? 201
4 bossy 5bRsI adj.专横的, 浮雕装饰的 Phoebe: All right. Ok, but, but!  You have to promise that you will not be all like control-y and bossy and Monica about it. 201
1 anal 5einEl adj.肛门的, 近肛门的 Phoebe: Because, I'm just, I'm incredibly anal and an unbelievable control freak. 201
7 moore 5muE n.摩尔(男子名) Phoebe: Demi Moore. 201
4 demi 5di:mai demos的复数 Phoebe: Demi Moore. 201
5 curling 5kE:liN n.苏格兰的冰上掷石游戏, 头发的卷曲, 卷缩 Phoebe: I'm not gonna lie to you, Ross, it doesn't look good. I put a clip on one side, which seems to have stopped the curling. 201
17 clip klip n.夹子, 回形针, 子弹夹vt.夹住, 剪短, 修剪      CLIP=Cellular Logic Image Processor 单元逻辑映象处理器 Compiler Language for Information Processing 信息处理用的编译程序语言 Computer Layout Installation Planner 计算机布局安装规划程序 Phoebe: I'm not gonna lie to you, Ross, it doesn't look good. I put a clip on one side, which seems to have stopped the curling. 201
19 slip slip n.滑倒, 事故, 片, 纸片vi.滑动, 滑倒, 失足, 减退vt.使滑动, 滑过, 摆脱, 闪开, 塞入adj.滑动的, 活络的, 有活结的abbr.Serial Line Interface Protocol, 串行线路接口协议, 是旧式的协议      SLIP(Serial Line Internet Protocol)串行线路接口协议, 是旧式的协议 Phoebe: Ok, so this is pretty much what's happened so far. Ross was in love with Rachel since, you know, forever, but every time he tried to tell her, something kind of got in the way, like cats, and Italian guys. Finally Chandler was like "forget about her" but when Ross was in China on his dig, Chandler let it slip that Ross was in love with Rachel. She was like, "Oh my god." So she went to the airport to meet him when he came back, but what she didn't know was, that Ross was getting off the plane with another woman. Uh-Oh! So, that's pretty much everything you need to know. But, enough about us. So, how've you been? 201
9 dig di^ v.掘, 挖, 钻研, 搜集      DIG=Deputy Inspector-General 副监察长 Phoebe: Ok, so this is pretty much what's happened so far. Ross was in love with Rachel since, you know, forever, but every time he tried to tell her, something kind of got in the way, like cats, and Italian guys. Finally Chandler was like "forget about her" but when Ross was in China on his dig, Chandler let it slip that Ross was in love with Rachel. She was like, "Oh my god." So she went to the airport to meet him when he came back, but what she didn't know was, that Ross was getting off the plane with another woman. Uh-Oh! So, that's pretty much everything you need to know. But, enough about us. So, how've you been? 201
6 arthur 5B:WE n.亚瑟(中世纪传说中的不列颠国王,圆桌骑士团的首领) Phoebe: Well, he was a he in Arthur, and in Ten. 201
1 trusts trQst vt.信任, 信赖, 盼望, 希望, 赊卖, 热望, 切望n.(~ in) 信任, 信赖 Phoebe: Yeah, but this (makes Monica's face) isn't the face of a person who trusts a person. Ok, this (makes Monica's face) is the face of a person who, you know, doesn't trust a person. 201
19 poking pEuk n.刺, 戳, 懒汉, 袋子vt.戳, 捅, 拨开, 刺vi.戳, 刺, 捅, 伸出, 刺探, 闲荡 Rachel: (poking her head in from her bedroom) Uh, morning. Do you guys think you could close your eyes for just a sec? 201
1 slowpokes `slEJpEJk n.<美口>行动迟缓的人, 迟钝的人 Rachel: (to Chandler) You, you, you said he liked me. (Ross and Julie enter) You, you slowpokes! 201
10 lemonade 7lemE5meid n.柠檬水 Rachel: (To Ross) Here's your lemonade. 201
49 juice dVu:s n.(水果)汁, 液 Rachel: At his apartment. Is this juice? 201
1 sympathize 5sImpEWaIz vi.同情, 共鸣, 同感, 同意, 吊唁 Rachel: Bye. (She closes the door and everyone tries to sympathize with her.) 201
1 orient 5C:riEnt n.东方, 东方诸国(指地中海以东各国)adj.东方的, 上升的, 灿烂的vi.适应形势, 向东vt.使朝东, 使适应, 确定方向 Rachel: I am? Oh, look at that, yes I am. Enough about me, enough about me, Mr. Back from the Orient. Come on. I wanna hear everything! Everything. (Looks at Julie) 201
53 kick kik v.踢n.踢 Rachel: Julie! Julie, isn't that great? I mean, isn't that just kick-you-in-the-crotch, spit-on-your-neck fantastic? 201
14 crotch krCtF n.分叉处, 丫叉, 胯部 Rachel: Julie! Julie, isn't that great? I mean, isn't that just kick-you-in-the-crotch, spit-on-your-neck fantastic? 201
1 rodney `rCdnI n.<英方>流浪者,游民      Rodney  [5rCdni]  n. 罗德尼(男子名) Rachel: No. No no no no no. That's Rodney McDowell. Andie McDowell is the guy from Planet of the Apes. 201
2 apes eip n.猿      APE=Automatic Photomapping Equipment 自动摄影测绘设备 Rachel: No. No no no no no. That's Rodney McDowell. Andie McDowell is the guy from Planet of the Apes. 201
36 decides di5said v.决定, 判决 Rachel: Oh my god. Oh my god. (She decides to make a break for it.) Excuse me. Move! Move! Emergency! Excuse me! (She tries climbing over a bench and falls down.)  201
9 climbing 5klaimiN adj.攀登的, 上升的n.攀登 Rachel: Oh my god. Oh my god. (She decides to make a break for it.) Excuse me. Move! Move! Emergency! Excuse me! (She tries climbing over a bench and falls down.)  201
3 bench bentF n.长椅子 Rachel: Oh my god. Oh my god. (She decides to make a break for it.) Excuse me. Move! Move! Emergency! Excuse me! (She tries climbing over a bench and falls down.)  201
4 claim kleim n.(根据权利提出)要求, 要求权, 主张, 要求而得到的东西vt.(根据权利)要求, 认领, 声称, 主张, 需要 Rachel: Ok, well, not a problem. We'll just use them to stop the bleeding. Ok. Baggage claim? Ok. 201
4 baggage 5bA^idV n.行李, [军] 辎重 Rachel: Ok, well, not a problem. We'll just use them to stop the bleeding. Ok. Baggage claim? Ok. 201
2 disconnected 7diskE5nektid adj.分离的, 不连贯的 Ross: (calls Julie back) Hi?  Sorry, we got disconnected... (Walks away.) 201
18 causes   CAUS=Color Association of U.S. 美国色料学会 Ross: (entering from the bedroom) Hey, what's goin' on? (Pats Chandler on the shoulder which causes him to jump.) 201
2 ironically   ironicallyadv.说反话地, 讽刺地 Ross: Ironically, these are the guys who were picked last in gym. 201
1 appreciates E5pri:Fieit vt.赏识, 鉴赏, 感激vi.增值, 涨价 Ross: You deserve to be with someone who appreciates you, and who gets how funny and sweet and amazing, and adorable, and sexy you are, you know? Someone who wakes up every morning thinking "Oh my god, I'm with Rachel". You know, someone who makes you feel good, the way I am with Julie. (Rachel has moved closer, but hearing that she starts to back up.) Was there a second of all? 201
10 adorable E5dC:rEbl adj.可崇拜的, 可爱的 Ross: You deserve to be with someone who appreciates you, and who gets how funny and sweet and amazing, and adorable, and sexy you are, you know? Someone who wakes up every morning thinking "Oh my god, I'm with Rachel". You know, someone who makes you feel good, the way I am with Julie. (Rachel has moved closer, but hearing that she starts to back up.) Was there a second of all? 201
8 bleeding 5bli:diN n.出血, 流血 Ross: You're bleeding.  201
1 spays spei vt.切除卵巢n.雌阉兽 (An old West style showdown starts with Joey and the Hombre Man staring each other down as the store guy slowly lets in the first customer while Joey and the Hombre Man get ready to draw.  In slow motion they spot the customer, eye each other, draw, and as the customer walks into the middle Joey's bottle misfires but the Hombre Man spays it into the customer's eyes.) 202
2 showdown 5FEJdaJn n.摊牌 (An old West style showdown starts with Joey and the Hombre Man staring each other down as the store guy slowly lets in the first customer while Joey and the Hombre Man get ready to draw.  In slow motion they spot the customer, eye each other, draw, and as the customer walks into the middle Joey's bottle misfires but the Hombre Man spays it into the customer's eyes.) 202
1 misfires 5mis5faiE v.不发火 (An old West style showdown starts with Joey and the Hombre Man staring each other down as the store guy slowly lets in the first customer while Joey and the Hombre Man get ready to draw.  In slow motion they spot the customer, eye each other, draw, and as the customer walks into the middle Joey's bottle misfires but the Hombre Man spays it into the customer's eyes.) 202
2 sunset 5sQnset n.日落, 晚年 (They walk off into the sunset, at least a picture of one.) 202
17 selling 5seliN n.贩卖, 出售 [Scene: A Department Store, Joey is selling men's cologne.] 202
1 peninsula pi5ninsjulE n.半岛 [Scene: Chandler and Joey's, Chandler is wiping down the peninsula counter as Joey enters dressed like a cowboy.] 202
4 shoves FQv n.<口>推, 挤vt.<口>推挤, 猛推, 强使vi.推 [Scene: Monica and Rachel's, another showdown is occuring, only this time its between Ross, a plate of cookies, and the breast milk.  They've been eyeing each other for a while now, and Chandler and Joey are getting bored.  He checks his Ross and in frustration, shoves his watch in front of Ross's eyes as if saying, "Hurry it up already!"  Finally, Ross scratches his head, does that again, itches his nose, scratches his head, grabs the bottle, takes a big swig, and piles several cookies into his mouth.] 202
1 occuring E5kE: vi.发生, 出现 [Scene: Monica and Rachel's, another showdown is occuring, only this time its between Ross, a plate of cookies, and the breast milk.  They've been eyeing each other for a while now, and Chandler and Joey are getting bored.  He checks his Ross and in frustration, shoves his watch in front of Ross's eyes as if saying, "Hurry it up already!"  Finally, Ross scratches his head, does that again, itches his nose, scratches his head, grabs the bottle, takes a big swig, and piles several cookies into his mouth.] 202
3 itches itF n.发痒, 渴望, [医]疥疮(尤指发痒的)vi.发痒, 渴望 [Scene: Monica and Rachel's, another showdown is occuring, only this time its between Ross, a plate of cookies, and the breast milk.  They've been eyeing each other for a while now, and Chandler and Joey are getting bored.  He checks his Ross and in frustration, shoves his watch in front of Ross's eyes as if saying, "Hurry it up already!"  Finally, Ross scratches his head, does that again, itches his nose, scratches his head, grabs the bottle, takes a big swig, and piles several cookies into his mouth.] 202
31 hurry 5hQri v.(使)赶紧, (使)匆忙, 加速n.匆忙, 仓促 [Scene: Monica and Rachel's, another showdown is occuring, only this time its between Ross, a plate of cookies, and the breast milk.  They've been eyeing each other for a while now, and Chandler and Joey are getting bored.  He checks his Ross and in frustration, shoves his watch in front of Ross's eyes as if saying, "Hurry it up already!"  Finally, Ross scratches his head, does that again, itches his nose, scratches his head, grabs the bottle, takes a big swig, and piles several cookies into his mouth.] 202
4 rim rim n.边, 轮缘, 蓝框vt.镶边, 为...装边, 沿...边缘滚动vi.形成边状      RIM=Radar Intelligence Map 雷达情报图 [Scene: Monica and Rachel's, Ben is playing in his crib while Chandler and Ross are leaning against the rim and are completely asleep.] 202
10 crib krib n.婴儿床, 食槽, 栅栏vi.抄袭vt.拘禁, 关入栅栏 [Scene: Monica and Rachel's, Ben is playing in his crib while Chandler and Ross are leaning against the rim and are completely asleep.] 202
17 facing 5feisiN n.衣服等的贴边, 饰面 [Scene: The Department Store, Joey and the Hombre man are facing off in Joey's section.] 202
2 result ri5zQlt n.结果, 成效, 计算结果vi.起因, 由于, 以...为结果, 导致 Annabelle: (seeing the end result) My god, what happened? 202
21 hombre 5Cmbre n.男人, 西班牙系的人 Annabelle: Nobody knows his name. Me and the girls just call him the Hombre man. 202
10 feed fi:d n.饲养, 饲料, (动物或婴儿的)一餐vt.喂养, 饲养, 放牧, 靠...为生vi.吃东西, 流入 Carol: I guess so. (Carol starts to breast feed Ben.) 202
3 naps nAp n.(白天)小睡, 打盹, 细毛, 孤注一掷vi.小睡, 疏忽vt.使拉毛, 修整, 预测...为获胜马 Carol: Ok, and this is Funny Clown. Funny Clown is only for after his naps, not before his naps or he won't sleep. 202
13 clown klaun n.小丑, 粗鲁愚蠢的人 Carol: Ok, and this is Funny Clown. Funny Clown is only for after his naps, not before his naps or he won't sleep. 202
16 sooner 5su:nE [美](在政府开放西部前)抢先取得占有权的人, 用不正当手段先下手的人 Chandler: (pours more and slides the refill to Joey) All right, say you do that. You know sooner or later somebody's gonna come along that slices a better cheddar. And then where're you gonna run? 202
2 slices slais n.薄片, 切片, 一份, 部分, 片段v.切(片) Chandler: (pours more and slides the refill to Joey) All right, say you do that. You know sooner or later somebody's gonna come along that slices a better cheddar. And then where're you gonna run? 202
8 refill 5ri:5fil v.再装满, 补充, 再充填n.新补充物, 替换物 Chandler: (pours more and slides the refill to Joey) All right, say you do that. You know sooner or later somebody's gonna come along that slices a better cheddar. And then where're you gonna run? 202
1 cheddar 5tFedE (英国产的)切达干酪      Cheddar     n.干酪的一种 Chandler: (pours more and slides the refill to Joey) All right, say you do that. You know sooner or later somebody's gonna come along that slices a better cheddar. And then where're you gonna run? 202
2 worship 5wE:Fip n.崇拜, 礼拜, 尊敬vi.敬神, 拜神vt.崇拜, 尊敬 Chandler: Come on, you're going to Bloomingdale's with Julie? That's like cheating on Rachel in her house of worship. 202
4 howdy 5haudi int.您好(招呼用语) Chandler: Howdy. 202
1 packaging 5pAkidViN n.包装 Chandler: Of course the packaging does appeal to grown-ups and kids alike. 202
1 appeal E5pi:l n.请求, 呼吁, 上诉, 吸引力, 要求vi.求助, 诉请, 要求vt.控诉 Chandler: Of course the packaging does appeal to grown-ups and kids alike. 202
3 alike E5laik adj.相同的, 相似的adv.以同样的方式, 类似于 Chandler: Of course the packaging does appeal to grown-ups and kids alike. 202
8 spoons spu:n n.匙, 调羹, 勺子 Chandler: We're just hanging out by the spoons. Ladle? 202
5 ladle 5leidl n.杓子, 长柄杓vt.以杓舀取, (用杓)舀汤, 不分对象予以赠送 Chandler: We're just hanging out by the spoons. Ladle? 202
1 sneakers 5sni:kE(r) n.鬼鬼祟祟的人, 卑鄙者, 运动鞋 Chandler: You know, it's... (sees the feeding taking place next to him) something funny about sneakers. I'll be right back. (Goes into the kitchen) 202
7 west west n.西方, 西部adj.西的, 西方的adv.向西方 Chandler: You're damn right I'm right. I say you show this guy what you're made of. I say you stand your ground. I say you show him that you are the baddest hombre west of the lingerie. 202
6 lingerie 7lAnVE5ri:, 5lAn- 妇女贴身内衣 Chandler: You're damn right I'm right. I say you show this guy what you're made of. I say you stand your ground. I say you show him that you are the baddest hombre west of the lingerie. 202
2 suing USSR , 苏联      SU=Service Unit 后勤部队 Customer: You idiot, you stupid cowboy, you blinded me, I'm suing! 202
1 blinded blaind adj.瞎的, 盲目的vt.使失明, 缺乏眼光或判断力 Customer: You idiot, you stupid cowboy, you blinded me, I'm suing! 202
8 switched switF n.开关, 电闸, 转换vt.转换, 转变 Joey: (sitting on the otherside of the counter from Chandler) Gimme a box a juice. Well, they switched me over to Hombre. 202
4 spraying 5spreiiN 喷雾 Joey: (To a co-worker) Hey, it's not the first time I lost a girl to a cowboy spraying cologne. (A customer walks by.) Bijan for men? (The customer ignores him, and Joey starts to chase him) Bijan for men?!  202
17 cowboy 5kaJbCI n.<美>牛仔, 牧童, 美国西部牧人 Joey: (To a co-worker) Hey, it's not the first time I lost a girl to a cowboy spraying cologne. (A customer walks by.) Bijan for men? (The customer ignores him, and Joey starts to chase him) Bijan for men?!  202
9 swig swi^ n.痛饮, 大喝(尤指从瓶口喝的)v.满满一口喝下, 牛饮, 大喝特喝 Joey: I know, but, I was the best, you know? I liked being the best. (He downs the glass of juice in one swig.) I don't know. Maybe I should just get outta the game. They need guys up in housewares to serve cheese. 202
1 housewares `hBJsweEz n.家用器皿 Joey: I know, but, I was the best, you know? I liked being the best. (He downs the glass of juice in one swig.) I don't know. Maybe I should just get outta the game. They need guys up in housewares to serve cheese. 202
7 understood 7QndE5stud vbl.understand的过去式和过去分词 Joey: Listen, I know you're new, but it's kinda understood that everything from Young Men's to the escalator is my territory. 202
3 territory 5teritEri n.领土, 版图, 地域 Joey: Listen, I know you're new, but it's kinda understood that everything from Young Men's to the escalator is my territory. 202
1 escalator 5eskEleitE n.<美>电动扶梯, 自动扶梯 Joey: Listen, I know you're new, but it's kinda understood that everything from Young Men's to the escalator is my territory. 202
11 bottles 5bCtl n.瓶子vt.用瓶装 Joey: Or maybe it's because this guy's doing so good they wanna put more people on it. (Chandler pours some juice in a glass.) You should see this guy, Chandler, he goes through two bottles a day. 202
18 section 5sekFEn n.部分, 断片, 部件, 节, 项, 区, 地域, 截面 Joey: What's he doin' in my section? 202
13 quitting kwit vi.离开, 辞职, 停止vt.离开, 放弃, 解除, 停止 Julie: Oh, listen you guys. I have this friend at Bloomingdale's who's quitting tomorrow and he wants to abuse his discount. So, anyone want to come with me and take advantage of it? 202
6 discount 5diskaunt n.折扣 Julie: Oh, listen you guys. I have this friend at Bloomingdale's who's quitting tomorrow and he wants to abuse his discount. So, anyone want to come with me and take advantage of it? 202
5 oy Ci 表示“厌烦”, “失望”, “痛苦”      OY=Orange Yellow 橙黄色 Julie: Oy. 202
9 muffins 5mQfin n.松饼 Julie: Rachel, do you have any muffins left? 202
1 nike 5naiki: n.胜利女神, 地对空导弹的一种 Monica: (entering from her bedroom carrying a present) Ok, these were unbelievably expensive, and I know he's gonna grow out of them in like, 20 minutes, but I couldn't resist. (There a little pair of Nike shoes.) 202
12 simple 5simpl adj.简单的, 简易的, 朴素的, 简朴的, 天真的, 率直的, 无经验的, 易受骗的 Monica: (on the phone) Hi, who's this? (Listens) Hi, Joanne. Is Rachel working? It's Monica. (Listens) Yes, I know I did a horrible thing. (Listens) Joanne, it's not as simple as all that, ok? (Listens) No, I don't care what Steve thinks. (Listens) Hi, Steve. 202
2 occur E5kE: vi.发生, 出现 Monica: Did it ever occur to you that I might just be that stupid? 202
2 jew dVu: n.犹太人, 犹太教徒 Monica: Hello? Oh, Hi, Ju?Sees Rachel is watching)桯i, Jew! (Walks into the kitchen.) (Listens.) Uh huh? (Listens.) Uh huh? (Listens) Ok. (Listens) Um, sure, that'd be great. See ya then. Bye. (Hangs up.) 202
1 jody `dVEJdI n.乔迪(Judith的昵称亦作Jodi,Jodie)(f.) Monica: Jody! 202
4 led led vbl.lead的过去式和过去分词abbr.[军] Low Emitting Diode, 发光二极管      LEDabbr. 发光二级管 (light-emitting diode) Monica: Look, when it started I was just trying to be nice to her because she was my brother's girlfriend. And then, one thing led to another and, before I knew it, we were...shopping. 202
1 reaffirms 5ri:E5fE:m vt.重申, 再肯定 Monica: Yes. Uh, yes, I did. That was my friend, Eddie Moskowitz. Yeah, he likes it. Reaffirms his faith. 202
6 faith feiW n.信任, 信念, 宗教信仰, 忠实, 保证, 诺言, 约定      Faith  [feiW]  费思(女子名) Monica: Yes. Uh, yes, I did. That was my friend, Eddie Moskowitz. Yeah, he likes it. Reaffirms his faith. 202
101 eddie 5edi n.埃迪(m.) Monica: Yes. Uh, yes, I did. That was my friend, Eddie Moskowitz. Yeah, he likes it. Reaffirms his faith. 202
4 yanking jANk v.n.猛拉      Yank  [jANk]  美国佬 Phoebe: (Monica is yanking on her bra strap) Bras! We bought bras! We bought bras.  202
6 strap strAp n.带, 皮带vt.用带缚住, 用带捆扎 Phoebe: (Monica is yanking on her bra strap) Bras! We bought bras! We bought bras.  202
7 licked lik n.舔, 少许, 打vt.舔, 卷过, 鞭打, 克服, 征服vi.轻轻拍打 Phoebe: I licked my arm, what? 202
2 woof wu:f n.织物, 纬线, 低吠声, 低音 Phoebe: Woof, woof.  202
2 manipulative mE5nipjulEtiv adj.操作的, 操纵的, 控制的 Rachel: Bye. (After Julie exits.) What a manipulative bitch. 202
1 bore bC: n.令人讨厌的人, 怒潮, 枪膛, 孔v.使烦扰, 钻孔钻孔      BORE=Beryllium Oxide Reactor Experiment 氧化铍实验性反应堆 Rachel: Um, ok, uh, oh god, um, when you and uh Ross first started going out, it was really hard for me, um, for many reasons, which I'm not gonna bore you with now, but um, I just, I see how happy he is, you know, and how good you guys are together, and um, Monica's always saying how nice you are, and god I hate it when she's right. 202
1 jules dVu:lz n.朱尔斯(Julius的异体)(m.) Ross: (to Monica) So, uh, Jules tells me you guys are going shopping tomorrow? 202
14 natural 5nAtFErEl adj.自然的, 自然界的, 关于自然界的, 天生的, 天赋的, 普通的, 正常的, 简单自然的本位号 Ross: Look, would you guys grow up? That is the most natural beautiful thing in the world. 202
23 doors dC:, dCE n.门, 通道, 家, 户 Store Guy: All right, everybody, I'm openin' the doors. You boys ready? 202
1 todd tCd 托德(①姓氏, 男子名 ②Sir Alexander Robertus, 1907-, 英国化学家, 曾获1957年诺贝尔化学奖) Store Guy: Oh my god, Todd! What the hell did you do? 202
1 cantaloupe 5kAntElu:p n.[植] 罗马甜瓜, 香瓜, 哈密瓜 Susan: Cantaloupe juice. 202
35 breast brest n.胸部, 乳房, 胸怀, 心情vt.以胸对着, 对付 The One With the Breast Milk 202
2 seashell 5si:Fel n.海贝壳 (As Monica puts on her coat she knocks over and breaks the seashell lamp.) 203
12 briefcase 5brIfkeIs n.(扁平的, 柔韧的, 装文件, 书报的)公文包 (Ross enters carrying a briefcase.) 203
5 wheeled hwi:ld adj.有轮的, 用轮子行走的 [Cut to a man wrapped up on a sheet being wheeled out on a gurney with the gang and Mr. Treeger looking on.] 203
3 robes rEub n.长袍, 罩衣, 礼服, 制服 [Scene: Mr. Heckles?Apartment, Chandler is in one of Heckles?old robes and sitting on the couch.] 203
1 inheritance in5heritEns n.遗传, 遗产 [Scene: Mr. Heckles?apartment, the gang is looking over Monica and Rachel抯 inheritance.] 203
5 useless 5ju:slis adj.无用的, 无效的, 无益的, 无价值的 Allison: Oh, my major was totally useless. I mean, how often do you look in the classifieds and see "Philosopher wanted?" 203
1 philosopher fi5lCsEfE n.哲学家, 哲人 Allison: Oh, my major was totally useless. I mean, how often do you look in the classifieds and see "Philosopher wanted?" 203
2 classifieds 5klAsifaid v.分类adj.机密的 Allison: Oh, my major was totally useless. I mean, how often do you look in the classifieds and see "Philosopher wanted?" 203
1 grievances 5^ri:vEns n.委屈, 冤情, 不平 Chandler: (holding a book) Hey, look at this. "My Big Book of Grievances." 203
1 sullies 5sQli v.玷污 Chandler: Actually, I think this apartment sullies the good name of crap 203
4 scale skeil n.刻度,衡量,比例,数值范围,比例尺,天平,等级vt.依比例决定,攀登,测量vi.剥落,生水垢,重,攀登,衡量 Chandler: Heckles played clarinet in band, and I played clarinet. And he was in the scale modeler抯 club, and I was, well, there was no club, but I sure thought they were cool. 203
2 clarinet klAri5net n.[乐]竖笛, 单簧管, 黑管 Chandler: Heckles played clarinet in band, and I played clarinet. And he was in the scale modeler抯 club, and I was, well, there was no club, but I sure thought they were cool. 203
1 unusually Qn5ju:VElI adv.显著地,异乎寻常地,罕有地 Chandler: Hey. Well, you will all be pleased to know that I have a date tomorrow night. This woman Alison, from work, she's great. She's pretty. She's smart. And uh, I've been holding off on asking her out in the past, because she has an unusually large head. But, I'm not gonna let that stuff hang me up anymore. Look at me. I'm growing. 203
2 alison 5Alisn n. 艾莉森(女子名) Chandler: Hey. Well, you will all be pleased to know that I have a date tomorrow night. This woman Alison, from work, she's great. She's pretty. She's smart. And uh, I've been holding off on asking her out in the past, because she has an unusually large head. But, I'm not gonna let that stuff hang me up anymore. Look at me. I'm growing. 203
4 bah bB: int.呸! Chandler: I just think it's weird, you know? (The banging is back.) Heckles and me, Heckles, and me, me and Heckles?(He picks up the broom and bangs on the ceiling) Would you knock it off? (Everyone stares) (Realizes) Bah! (He throws the broom down.) 203
1 snakes sneik n.蛇v.迂回前进 Chandler: If I'm gonna be an old, lonely man, I'm gonna need a thing, you know, a hook, like that guy on the subway who eats his own face. So I figure I'll be Crazy Man with a Snake, y択now. Crazy Snake Man. And I'll get more snakes, call them my babies, kids will walk past my place, they will run. "Run away from Crazy Snake Man," they'll shout! 203
10 lonely 5lEunli adj.孤独的, 寂寞的, 偏僻的, 人迹罕至的 Chandler: If I'm gonna be an old, lonely man, I'm gonna need a thing, you know, a hook, like that guy on the subway who eats his own face. So I figure I'll be Crazy Man with a Snake, y択now. Crazy Snake Man. And I'll get more snakes, call them my babies, kids will walk past my place, they will run. "Run away from Crazy Snake Man," they'll shout! 203
4 leaned li:n n.倾斜, 倾斜度, 倚靠, 倾向adj.瘦的, 贫乏的, 歉收的vi.倚靠, 倾斜, 依赖, 倾向, 偏向vt.使倾斜 Chandler: I'm tellin' you, she leaned back; I could see her brain. 203
28 brain brein n.脑, 头脑 Chandler: I'm tellin' you, she leaned back; I could see her brain. 203
7 snake sneik n.蛇v.迂回前进 Chandler: Janice was my safety net, ok? And now I have to get a snake. 203
1 vivian 5viviEn n. 维维安(男子名) Chandler: Look at this. Pictures of all the women that Heckles went out with. Look what he wrote on them. (As he mentions each name and description, he hands a picture to Joey.) Vivian, too tall. Madge, big gums. Too loud, too smart, makes noise when she eats. This is, this is me. This is what I do. I'm gonna end up alone, just like he did. 203
1 mentions 5menFEn vt.提及, 说起n.提及, 说起v.论及, 提及 Chandler: Look at this. Pictures of all the women that Heckles went out with. Look what he wrote on them. (As he mentions each name and description, he hands a picture to Joey.) Vivian, too tall. Madge, big gums. Too loud, too smart, makes noise when she eats. This is, this is me. This is what I do. I'm gonna end up alone, just like he did. 203
1 madge mAdV n. 马奇(女子名) Chandler: Look at this. Pictures of all the women that Heckles went out with. Look what he wrote on them. (As he mentions each name and description, he hands a picture to Joey.) Vivian, too tall. Madge, big gums. Too loud, too smart, makes noise when she eats. This is, this is me. This is what I do. I'm gonna end up alone, just like he did. 203
2 gums ^Qm n.齿龈, 树脂, 橡胶, 橡胶树, 口香糖, 香口胶, 泡泡糖 Chandler: Look at this. Pictures of all the women that Heckles went out with. Look what he wrote on them. (As he mentions each name and description, he hands a picture to Joey.) Vivian, too tall. Madge, big gums. Too loud, too smart, makes noise when she eats. This is, this is me. This is what I do. I'm gonna end up alone, just like he did. 203
2 description dis5kripFEn n.描写, 记述, 形容, 种类, 描述 Chandler: Look at this. Pictures of all the women that Heckles went out with. Look what he wrote on them. (As he mentions each name and description, he hands a picture to Joey.) Vivian, too tall. Madge, big gums. Too loud, too smart, makes noise when she eats. This is, this is me. This is what I do. I'm gonna end up alone, just like he did. 203
1 rosilla rEu5zilE 短毛堆心菊 Chandler: Maureen Rosilla. 203
3 maureen   Maureenn. 莫林(女子名) Chandler: Maureen Rosilla. 203
2 picky 5piki adj.吹毛求疵的, 好挑剔的, 过分讲究的 Chandler: Okay, Janice. Janice. You gotta give me Janice. That wasn't about being picky. 203
4 trains trein n.火车, 列车, 行列, 后果, 顺序, 长队, 长袍(裙)拖地的部分, 导火线vt.训练, 培养, 瞄准, (园艺)整枝vi.锻炼 Chandler: Our trains are on the same track, ok? Yeah, sure, I'm coming up 30 years behind him, but the stops are all the same. Bitter Town. Aloneville. Hermit Junction. 203
1 junction 5dVQNkFEn n.连接, 接合, 交叉点, 汇合处 Chandler: Our trains are on the same track, ok? Yeah, sure, I'm coming up 30 years behind him, but the stops are all the same. Bitter Town. Aloneville. Hermit Junction. 203
1 hermit 5hE:mit n.隐士, 隐居者 Chandler: Our trains are on the same track, ok? Yeah, sure, I'm coming up 30 years behind him, but the stops are all the same. Bitter Town. Aloneville. Hermit Junction. 203
11 lighting 5laitiN n.照明, 照明设备, 舞台灯光, 点火 Chandler: Sure. (In his head.) My god, that's a big head! It didn't look this big in the office. Maybe it's the lighting. My head must look like a golf ball at work. All right, don't get hung up on it, quick, quick, list five things you like about her: Nice smile, good dresser匓ig head, big head, big head! 203
20 hung hQN vbl.hang的过去式和过去分词 Chandler: Sure. (In his head.) My god, that's a big head! It didn't look this big in the office. Maybe it's the lighting. My head must look like a golf ball at work. All right, don't get hung up on it, quick, quick, list five things you like about her: Nice smile, good dresser匓ig head, big head, big head! 203
1 sneezed sni:z n.喷嚏vi.打喷嚏 Chandler: They were huge. When she sneezed, bats flew out of them. 203
6 flew flu: vbl.fly的过去式 Chandler: They were huge. When she sneezed, bats flew out of them. 203
2 bats bAts adj.神经不正常的, 怪异的 Chandler: They were huge. When she sneezed, bats flew out of them. 203
9 pissed pIst adj.愤怒的,醉的 Chandler: Uh-Oh. It's Isaac Newton, and he's pissed. 203
2 newton 5nju:tn 〈物〉牛顿(力的单位)      Newton     n.牛顿 Chandler: Uh-Oh. It's Isaac Newton, and he's pissed. 203
2 isaac 5aizEk n.艾萨克(男人名) Chandler: Uh-Oh. It's Isaac Newton, and he's pissed. 203
2 pronounced -5naunst adj.讲出来的, 显著的, 断然的, 明确的 Chandler: What if I never find someone? Or worse, what if I've found her, but I dumped her because she pronounced it 憇upposably?? 203
3 voted vEJt n.投票, 选票,表决, 得票数vi.投票vt.投票,投票决定, 公认, <口>建议, 使投票 Chandler: Wow, Heckles was voted class clown, and so was I. (There抯 a banging coming from upstairs.) He was right. Would you listen to that? 203
44 upstairs 5Qp5stZEz adv.向楼上, 在楼上, 上楼adj.楼上的 Chandler: Wow, Heckles was voted class clown, and so was I. (There抯 a banging coming from upstairs.) He was right. Would you listen to that? 203
2 comprehend 7kCmpri5hend vt.领会, 理解, 包括(包含), 由...组成 Chandler: Yes, Janice. Why is that so difficult for you to comprehend? 203
6 cared kZE n.注意, 照料, 烦恼, 忧虑, 由...转交vi.关心, 顾虑, 照顾, 喜爱vt.在意      CARE=Computer-Aided Reliability Estimation计算机辅助可靠性估价 Chandler: Yes. She was smart, she was pretty, and she honestly cared about me. Janice is my last chance to have somebody. 203
13 nut nQt n.坚果, 螺母, 螺帽, 难解的问题      NUT=National Union of Teachers 全国教师联合会 [英] Joey: Chandler, Heckles was a nut case. 203
3 magnifying 5mA^nifaiiN adj.放大的v.增加, 升高, 放大 Joey: Check this out. Can I have this? (It抯 a giant magnifying glass on a stand.) 203
2 homes hEum n.家, 住宅, 家乡, 本国, 产地, 避难所adj.家庭的, 国内的, 有效的adv.在家, 回家, 深入地, 在本国      Home  [hEum, hju:m]  霍姆, 休姆(姓氏) Joey: Hey, there's me! April 17th. Excessive noise. Italian guy comes homes with a date. Hey Chandler, look, you're in here too. 203
4 excessive ik5sesiv adj.过多的, 过分的, 额外 Joey: Hey, there's me! April 17th. Excessive noise. Italian guy comes homes with a date. Hey Chandler, look, you're in here too. 203
3 april 5eiprEl n.四月(略作Apr) Joey: Hey, there's me! April 17th. Excessive noise. Italian guy comes homes with a date. Hey Chandler, look, you're in here too. 203
1 yearbooks 5jIEbJk n.年鉴 Joey: Hey, uh, you can't recycle yearbooks, can you? 203
1 recycle 5ri:5saikl v.使再循环, 反复应用n.再循环, 再生, 重复利用 Joey: Hey, uh, you can't recycle yearbooks, can you? 203
24 super 5sju:pE n.不重要的角色, 冗员vt.用冷纱布贴(书背)vi.充当跑龙套的角色adj.上等的, 特大的, 特级的, 十分的, 过分的, 极好的adv.非常 Joey: You can come over and watch the Super Bowl. Every year, all right? 203
1 shellfish 5FelfiF n.贝, 甲壳类动物 Monica: Did you know I was allergic to shellfish? 203
12 allergic E5lE:dVik adj.[医]过敏的, 患过敏症的 Monica: Did you know I was allergic to shellfish? 203
6 reject ri5dVekt n.被拒之人, 被弃之物, 不合格品, 落选者, 不及格者vt.拒绝, 抵制, 否决, 呕出, 驳回, 丢弃 Monica: How many perfectly fine women are you gonna reject over the most superficial insignificant things? 203
1 insignificant 7insi^5nifikEnt adj.无关紧要的, 可忽略的, 无意义的 Monica: How many perfectly fine women are you gonna reject over the most superficial insignificant things? 203
2 risks risk vt.冒...的危险n.冒险, 风险 Monica: No, honey, in a wonderful way. You know what you want now. Most guys don't even have a clue. You are ready to take risks, you are ready to be vulnerable, and intimate with someone. 203
10 clue klu: n.线索 Monica: No, honey, in a wonderful way. You know what you want now. Most guys don't even have a clue. You are ready to take risks, you are ready to be vulnerable, and intimate with someone. 203
33 ends   ends.=condensate 冷凝物[液] Monica: Oh, gosh, this is so weird. I mean, his whole life was in this apartment, and now it's gone. You know, I think it would be nice if we just took a few moments, for Mr. Heckles. I mean, he was kind of a pain, he was, but he was a person. (She ends up standing behind the magnifying glass and everyone is laughing.) (Realizes.)You're all going to hell. 203
3 lamps lAmp n.灯vt.照亮 Monica: Rache, I think we have enough regular lamps. 203
1 possessions pE5zeFEn n.拥有, 占有, 所有, 着迷, 领土, 领地, 财产(常用复数), 自制 Mr. Boyle: All right, kids. Here's the deal. According to my client's will, he wants to leave all his earthly possessions to "The noisy girls in the apartment above mine." 203
1 earthly 5E:Wli adj.现世的, 可能的, 地球的, 俗世的 Mr. Boyle: All right, kids. Here's the deal. According to my client's will, he wants to leave all his earthly possessions to "The noisy girls in the apartment above mine." 203
16 above E5bQv adj.上面的, 上述的, 上文的adv.在上面prep.在...上方, 过于, 超出 Mr. Boyle: All right, kids. Here's the deal. According to my client's will, he wants to leave all his earthly possessions to "The noisy girls in the apartment above mine." 203
5 signing sain n.标记, 符号, 记号, 征兆, 迹象, 征候v.签名(于), 署名(于)~, 签署 Mr. Boyle: All right, there was none. Let's talk signing. (To Monica) You be noisy girl number one, (To Rachel) you be noisy girl number two. 203
2 rejoin 5ri:5dVCin vt.使再结合, 再加入, 再回答vi.重新聚集, 回答, 答辩 Mr. Heckles: Thank you. I'm going to rejoin my dinner party. 203
1 stomping stCmp n.跺脚vt.跺, 践踏, 重踏vi.跺脚, 践踏, 重踏 Mr. Heckles: You're stomping. It's disturbing my birds. 203
14 coulda `kJdE <口> = could have Mr. Treeger: I know. I was sweeping yesterday. It coulda been me. 203
9 boyle bCil n.波义耳(英国化学家,物理学家,1627-1691) Mr. Treeger: There she is. And over there, that's the other one. This is Mr. Buddy Boyle, Mr. Heckles' attorney. He'd like to talk to you. 203
2 attorney E5tE:ni n.<美>律师, (业务或法律事务上的)代理人 Mr. Treeger: There she is. And over there, that's the other one. This is Mr. Buddy Boyle, Mr. Heckles' attorney. He'd like to talk to you. 203
2 darwin 5dB:win n.达尔文(Charles Robert 1809-1882,英国博物学家,进化论的创立者) Phoebe: I don't know, it's just, you know...monkeys, Darwin, you know, it's a, it's a nice story, I just think it's a little too easy. 203
1 scoff skCf n.嘲笑, 嘲弄的话, 嘲弄的对象, 愚弄, 笑柄, 食品v.轻蔑地说, 嘲笑, 嘲弄, 贪吃, 狼吞虎咽 Phoebe: I'm sorry, but sometimes they need help. (Everyone groans) That's fine. Go ahead and scoff. You know there're a lot of things that I don't believe in, but that doesn't mean they're not true. 203
20 groans ^rEun n.呻吟, 叹息vi.呻吟, 受折磨, 受压迫发出嘎吱声vt.呻吟着说 Phoebe: I'm sorry, but sometimes they need help. (Everyone groans) That's fine. Go ahead and scoff. You know there're a lot of things that I don't believe in, but that doesn't mean they're not true. 203
2 funky 5fQnki adj.胆战心惊的 Phoebe: Just don't. Look at this funky shirt! 203
2 triangle 5traiAN^l n.[数]三角形, 三人一组, 三角关系 Phoebe: Like crop circles, or the Bermuda triangle, or evolution? 203
13 evolution 7i:vE5lu:FEn, 7evE- n.进展, 发展, 演变, 进化 Phoebe: Like crop circles, or the Bermuda triangle, or evolution? 203
1 crop krCp n.农作物, 产量, 平头, 短发vt.收割, 修剪, 种植vi.收获 Phoebe: Like crop circles, or the Bermuda triangle, or evolution? 203
1 spacecrafts 5speiskrB:ft n.太空船 Phoebe: Maybe the overlords needed them to steer their spacecrafts. 203
1 overlords 5EuvElC:d n.最高统治主, 霸王 Phoebe: Maybe the overlords needed them to steer their spacecrafts. 203
2 faint feint n.昏晕, 昏倒adj.虚落地, 衰弱的, 软弱的, 无力的, 微弱的, 暗淡的, 模糊的vi.昏晕, 昏倒, 变得微弱, 变得没气力 Phoebe: Ok, it's very faint, but I can still sense him in the building. (Screaming) Go into the light, Mr. Heckles! 203
2 denying di5nai v.否认, 拒绝 Phoebe: Ok, look, before you even start, I'm not denying evolution, ok, I'm just saying that it's one of the possibilities. 203
7 teeny 5ti:ni adj.<口>极小的, 极微的 Phoebe: Ok, Ross, could you just open your mind like this much, ok? (Holding her thumb and forefinger close together) Wasn't there a time when the brightest minds in the world believed that the world was flat? And, up until like what, 50 years ago, you all thought the atom was the smallest thing, until you split it open, and this like, whole mess of crap came out. Now, are you telling me that you are so unbelievably arrogant that you can't admit that there's a teeny tiny possibility that you could be wrong about this? (Monica and Rachel are intrigued.) 203
5 smallest smC:l adj.小的, 少的 Phoebe: Ok, Ross, could you just open your mind like this much, ok? (Holding her thumb and forefinger close together) Wasn't there a time when the brightest minds in the world believed that the world was flat? And, up until like what, 50 years ago, you all thought the atom was the smallest thing, until you split it open, and this like, whole mess of crap came out. Now, are you telling me that you are so unbelievably arrogant that you can't admit that there's a teeny tiny possibility that you could be wrong about this? (Monica and Rachel are intrigued.) 203
3 minds maind n.头脑, 智力, 精神, 意见, 情绪vi.介意, 照顾, 留心vt.注意, 留意, 专心于, 照看, 介意 Phoebe: Ok, Ross, could you just open your mind like this much, ok? (Holding her thumb and forefinger close together) Wasn't there a time when the brightest minds in the world believed that the world was flat? And, up until like what, 50 years ago, you all thought the atom was the smallest thing, until you split it open, and this like, whole mess of crap came out. Now, are you telling me that you are so unbelievably arrogant that you can't admit that there's a teeny tiny possibility that you could be wrong about this? (Monica and Rachel are intrigued.) 203
2 brightest brait adj.明亮的, 辉煌的, 欢快的, 聪明的, 伶俐的      Bright  [brait]  布赖特(①姓氏 ②Richard, 1789-1858, 英国医学家) Phoebe: Ok, Ross, could you just open your mind like this much, ok? (Holding her thumb and forefinger close together) Wasn't there a time when the brightest minds in the world believed that the world was flat? And, up until like what, 50 years ago, you all thought the atom was the smallest thing, until you split it open, and this like, whole mess of crap came out. Now, are you telling me that you are so unbelievably arrogant that you can't admit that there's a teeny tiny possibility that you could be wrong about this? (Monica and Rachel are intrigued.) 203
10 believed bi5li:v v.有坚定的宗教信仰的, 相信, 信任, 认为, 想 Phoebe: Ok, Ross, could you just open your mind like this much, ok? (Holding her thumb and forefinger close together) Wasn't there a time when the brightest minds in the world believed that the world was flat? And, up until like what, 50 years ago, you all thought the atom was the smallest thing, until you split it open, and this like, whole mess of crap came out. Now, are you telling me that you are so unbelievably arrogant that you can't admit that there's a teeny tiny possibility that you could be wrong about this? (Monica and Rachel are intrigued.) 203
1 atom 5AtEm n.原子 Phoebe: Ok, Ross, could you just open your mind like this much, ok? (Holding her thumb and forefinger close together) Wasn't there a time when the brightest minds in the world believed that the world was flat? And, up until like what, 50 years ago, you all thought the atom was the smallest thing, until you split it open, and this like, whole mess of crap came out. Now, are you telling me that you are so unbelievably arrogant that you can't admit that there's a teeny tiny possibility that you could be wrong about this? (Monica and Rachel are intrigued.) 203
3 arrogant 5ArE^Ent adj.傲慢的, 自大的 Phoebe: Ok, Ross, could you just open your mind like this much, ok? (Holding her thumb and forefinger close together) Wasn't there a time when the brightest minds in the world believed that the world was flat? And, up until like what, 50 years ago, you all thought the atom was the smallest thing, until you split it open, and this like, whole mess of crap came out. Now, are you telling me that you are so unbelievably arrogant that you can't admit that there's a teeny tiny possibility that you could be wrong about this? (Monica and Rachel are intrigued.) 203
12 obsessive Eb`sesIv,Cb- adj.强迫性的, 分神的 Phoebe: What is this obsessive need you have to make everyone agree with you? No, what's that all about? I think, I think maybe it's time you put Ross under the microscope. 203
2 respected ris5pekt n.尊敬, 敬重, 注意, 考虑, 尊重, 关系, 有关, 敬意vt.尊敬, 尊重, 不防碍 Phoebe: You just abandoned your whole belief system. I mean, before, I didn't agree with you, but at least I respected you. How, how, how are you going to go into work tomorrow? How, how are you going to face the other science guys? How, how are you going to face yourself? (Ross slowly closes the briefcase and walks out hugging it.) Oh! That was fun. So who's hungry? 203
2 belief bi5li:f n.信任, 信心, 信仰 Phoebe: You just abandoned your whole belief system. I mean, before, I didn't agree with you, but at least I respected you. How, how, how are you going to go into work tomorrow? How, how are you going to face the other science guys? How, how are you going to face yourself? (Ross slowly closes the briefcase and walks out hugging it.) Oh! That was fun. So who's hungry? 203
8 abandoned E5bAndEnd adj.被抛弃的, 自甘堕落的, 没有约束的, 放荡的 Phoebe: You just abandoned your whole belief system. I mean, before, I didn't agree with you, but at least I respected you. How, how, how are you going to go into work tomorrow? How, how are you going to face the other science guys? How, how are you going to face yourself? (Ross slowly closes the briefcase and walks out hugging it.) Oh! That was fun. So who's hungry? 203
8 described dis5kraib vt.描写, 记述, 形容, 形容v.描述 Rachel: Chandler, you have just described virtually every man that we have ever gone out with. 203
4 tacky 5tAki adj.有些粘的, 缺乏教养或风度的, 俗气的 Rachel: Monica, Monica, look at this lamp. (She抯 holding a lamp made from seashells.) Is this tacky or what? We have to have this. 203
1 seashells 5si:Fel n.海贝壳 Rachel: Monica, Monica, look at this lamp. (She抯 holding a lamp made from seashells.) Is this tacky or what? We have to have this. 203
2 magically   magicallyadv.如魔法般地, 用魔法地 Rachel: Oh, please, Monica. You've always hated my lamp, and then, all of a sudden, it's just magically broken? 203
1 pasties 5peisti adj.面糊似的, 浆状的, 苍白的n.馅饼 Rachel: What? Come on, it's not like I'm asking for this girlie clock or anything, which, by the way, I also think is very cool. (It抯 a girl in a bikini and pasties standing behind an alarm clock.) 203
24 clock klCk n.时钟 Rachel: What? Come on, it's not like I'm asking for this girlie clock or anything, which, by the way, I also think is very cool. (It抯 a girl in a bikini and pasties standing behind an alarm clock.) 203
11 bikini bI5ki:nI n.(三角裤与胸罩分开的)比基尼泳装      Bikini  [bi5ki:ni]  比基尼岛(太平洋中马绍尔群岛中的一个珊瑚岛, 1946年美国原子弹实验地) Rachel: What? Come on, it's not like I'm asking for this girlie clock or anything, which, by the way, I also think is very cool. (It抯 a girl in a bikini and pasties standing behind an alarm clock.) 203
1 rents rent v.租, 租借, 出租n.租金 Rachel: Yes you do. You think of it as your apartment, and I'm just somebody who rents a room. 203
12 blood blQd n.血, 血液, 血统v.使(某人)先取得经验 Ross: (To Chandler) Is there blood coming out of my ears? 203
5 toys tCi n.玩具 Ross: Ok, Pheebs. (He抯 holding two little toys.) See how I'm making these little toys move? Opposable thumbs. Without evolution, how do you explain opposable thumbs? 203
31 thumbs WQm n.拇指vt.以拇指拨弄, 笨拙处理, 弄坏, 翻阅, 作搭车手势vi.用拇指翻书页 Ross: Ok, Pheebs. (He抯 holding two little toys.) See how I'm making these little toys move? Opposable thumbs. Without evolution, how do you explain opposable thumbs? 203
2 opposable E5pEJzEb(E)l adj.可反对的 Ross: Ok, Pheebs. (He抯 holding two little toys.) See how I'm making these little toys move? Opposable thumbs. Without evolution, how do you explain opposable thumbs? 203
6 facts   FACTS= Facilities Administration Control and Time Schedule 设备管理控制与时间调度程序 Ross: Ok, Phoebe, this is it. In this briefcase I carry actual scientific facts. A briefcase of facts, if you will. Some of these fossils are over 200 million years old. 203
31 carry 5kAri n.进位, 射程, 运载vt.携带, 运送, 支持, 支撑, 传送, 意味vi.被携带, 能达到 Ross: Ok, Phoebe, this is it. In this briefcase I carry actual scientific facts. A briefcase of facts, if you will. Some of these fossils are over 200 million years old. 203
3 studied 5stQdid adj.有计划的, 故意的 Ross: Pheebs, I have studied evolution my entire adult life. Ok, I can tell you, we have collected fossils from all over the world that actually show the evolution of different species, ok? You can literally see them evolving through time. 203
1 species 5spi:Fiz n.种类, (原)核素n.[律]式样n.[宗]圣餐物 Ross: Pheebs, I have studied evolution my entire adult life. Ok, I can tell you, we have collected fossils from all over the world that actually show the evolution of different species, ok? You can literally see them evolving through time. 203
10 fossils 5fCsl n.化石, 僵化的事物adj.化石的, 陈腐的, 守旧的 Ross: Pheebs, I have studied evolution my entire adult life. Ok, I can tell you, we have collected fossils from all over the world that actually show the evolution of different species, ok? You can literally see them evolving through time. 203
1 collected kE5lektid adj.收集成的, 冷静的, 镇定的 Ross: Pheebs, I have studied evolution my entire adult life. Ok, I can tell you, we have collected fossils from all over the world that actually show the evolution of different species, ok? You can literally see them evolving through time. 203
5 joking 5dVEukiN adj.戏谑的, 开玩笑的 Ross: Please tell me you're joking. 203
1 organisms 5C:^EnizEm n.生物体, 有机体 Ross: Too easy? Too...The process of every living thing on this planet evolving over millions of years from single-celled organisms, is-is too easy? 203
7 millions   millionsn.数百万 Ross: Too easy? Too...The process of every living thing on this planet evolving over millions of years from single-celled organisms, is-is too easy? 203
2 evolving   evolvingadj.进化的, 展开的 Ross: Too easy? Too...The process of every living thing on this planet evolving over millions of years from single-celled organisms, is-is too easy? 203
1 celled   celled含有某种或若干小细胞的 Ross: Too easy? Too...The process of every living thing on this planet evolving over millions of years from single-celled organisms, is-is too easy? 203
3 scientific saiEn5tifik adj.科学的 Ross: Uh, excuse me. Evolution is not for you to buy, Phoebe. Evolution is scientific fact, like, like, like the air we breathe, like gravity. 203
3 africa 5AfrikE n.非洲 Ross: You bet. In the U.S., China, Africa, all over. 203
28 phillips 5filip 即Philip Transcribed by: Mindy Mattingly Phillips  203
19 greg greg n.格雷格(Gregory的昵称)(m.) Written by: Michael Curtis & Greg Malins 203
9 curtis 5kE:tis n.柯蒂斯(m.) Written by: Michael Curtis & Greg Malins 203
12 stranger 5streindVE n.陌生人, 门外汉 (a stranger enters with flowers) 204
1 surrounds sE5raund vt.包围, 环境v.围绕 (Everyone comes back from the window and surrounds Chandler with Ross hopping on the couch.) 204
11 hopping 5hCpiN adj.卖力的, 忙碌的 (Everyone comes back from the window and surrounds Chandler with Ross hopping on the couch.) 204
61 porn pC:n n.<口>(=pornography)色情文学, 色情描写 (The video starts with the cheesy porn disco music) 204
3 cheesy 5tFi:zi adj.干酪质的, <美俚>(质量)低劣的, 下等的, <英俚>俊俏的, 潇洒的 (The video starts with the cheesy porn disco music) 204
2 tri trai n.<口>=trimaran      TRI=TeaResearchInstitute茶叶研究所[斯里兰卡] Chandler: Huh? Are, uh, any of these cultures, per chance, in the tri-state area? 204
6 porno 5pC:nEJ (=pornographer, =pornography) 色情书刊(=porn) Chandler: Joey was in a porno movie. 204
2 snoopy `snU:pI adj.爱探听的, 爱窥探的, 爱管闲事的 Chandler: No, no the gravel capades. Yeah, the turns aren't as fast but when Snoopy falls. . . funny. 204
1 gravel 5^rAvEl n.砂砾, 砂砾层 Chandler: No, no the gravel capades. Yeah, the turns aren't as fast but when Snoopy falls. . . funny. 204
4 craziest 5kreizi adj.疯狂的, 狂热的, (指建筑等)不安全的 Chandler: OK, now wait a minute. That is the craziest typing test I've ever seen. 204
10 entrance in5trB:ns n.入口, 门口, 进入 Chandler: Why yes Ross, pressing my third nipple opens the delivery entrance to the magical land of Narnia. 204
2 debra `debrE n.黛布拉(f.) Duncan: Her name's Debra. 204
20 dancer 5dB:nsE n.舞女, 舞蹈少女 Duncan: Well I guess on some level I always knew I was straight. I though I was supposed to be something else, you know, I'm an ice dancer, all my friends are gay, I was just tryin' to fit in. 204
9 liquor 5likE n.液体, 汁,酒精饮料, [药]溶液vt.浸水vi.喝酒 Duncan: Well, I've never told you this but, there were one or two times, back in college, when I'd get really drunk, go to a straight bar and wake up with a woman next to me. But I, I, I told myself it was the liquor and e-everyone experiments in college.  204
153 e i: n.字母E Duncan: Well, I've never told you this but, there were one or two times, back in college, when I'd get really drunk, go to a straight bar and wake up with a woman next to me. But I, I, I told myself it was the liquor and e-everyone experiments in college.  204
4 copier 5kCpiE n.制作拷贝者,(尤指)临摹者,抄写员, 复印机 Joey: Ahh, alright, alright, alright, I was young and I just wanted a job, OK. But at the last minute I couldn't go through with it so they let me be the guy who comes in to fix the copier but can't 'cause there's people havin' sex on it. 204
3 talker 5tC:kE n.健谈者, 空谈者, 讲话的人 Joey: Boy that Julie's a talker, huh? 204
2 foxy 5fCksi adj.狡猾的 Joey: Foxy lady. 204
9 nubbin 5nQbin n.小瘤, 小片, 玉蜀黍发育不良的穗, 要点, 要害, 核心 Joey: I can't believe you. You told me it was a nubbin. 204
1 nippled 5nipl n.乳头, 奶嘴 Joey: I'm fine with it, I mean, if you're OK watching a video filled with two nippled people. (Chandler puts the tape in) 204
4 thomas 5tCmEs n.托马斯, [宗]多马(耶稣十二门徒之一) Julie: And my second grade teacher was Ms. Thomas, and my first grade teacher was Mrs. Cobb. 204
7 saves seiv vt.解救, 保存, 保全, 保留, 节省, 储蓄vi.挽救, 节省, 救球prep.除...之外n.救球 Julie: That saves us a conversation. 204
1 nutshell 5nQtFel n.坚果壳 Julie: Well, in a nutshell. . . 204
1 virility vi5riliti n.男子气, 生殖力,男子特点,刚强有力 Julie: You know, in some cultures having a third nipple is actually a sign of virility. You get the best huts and women dance naked around you. 204
3 huts hQt n.小屋, 棚屋 Julie: You know, in some cultures having a third nipple is actually a sign of virility. You get the best huts and women dance naked around you. 204
2 cultures 5kQltFE n.文化, 文明 Julie: You know, in some cultures having a third nipple is actually a sign of virility. You get the best huts and women dance naked around you. 204
26 duncan 5dQNkEn 邓肯(①姓氏 ②Isadora, 1878-1927, 美国女舞蹈家) Duncan I 邓肯一世(1034-1040年在位, 被麦克斯暗害的苏格兰国王) Monica: I can't believe you married Duncan. I mean how could you not tell me? We lived together, we told each other everything. 204
16 stayed stei n.逗留, 延缓, 中止, 支柱v.在, 暂住, 坚持, 止住, 抑制, 延缓, 停(下) Monica: Please, when he left town you stayed in your pajamas for a month and I saw you eat a cheeseburger. 204
1 cheeseburger 5tFi:zb\:^E(r) n.夹干酪和碎牛肉的三明治, 放有干酪的肉饼 Monica: Please, when he left town you stayed in your pajamas for a month and I saw you eat a cheeseburger. 204
27 award E5wC:d n.奖, 奖品vt.授予, 判给 Phoebe: I, I don't, I don't understand, how can you be straight? I mean, you're, you're so smart and funny and you throw such great Academy Award parties. 204
2 academy E5kAdEmi n.(高等)专科院校, 研究院, 学会, 学术团体, 学院 Phoebe: I, I don't, I don't understand, how can you be straight? I mean, you're, you're so smart and funny and you throw such great Academy Award parties. 204
3 judgemental   judgementaladj.审判的 Phoebe: I'm sorry Monica but I knew if I told you, you'd get really, like, judgemental and you would not approve. 204
4 terrace 5terEs n.梯田的一层, 梯田, 房屋之平顶, 露台, 阳台, 倾斜的平地 adj.(女服)叠层式的vt.使成梯形地, 使有平台屋顶 Phoebe: Oh, I don't know. Umm, how about the fact that the underwear out there on the telephone pole is yours from when you were having sex with Fun Bobby out on the terrace. 204
2 ole   OLEn.对象链接和嵌入 Phoebe: Oh, right, OK. Ole. 204
5 k keI n.字母k Phoebe: Ohh. . .K. How come? 204
2 sparkly   sparkly闪耀的 Phoebe: Sparkly. So, wow, this is pretty wonerful, huh. Mr. major capades guy. I, I remember when you were just, like, King Friday in Mr. Roger's Ice is Nice. 204
4 ta tB: int. 谢谢      TA  [tB:]  abbr.[军] Top Attack, 顶部攻击teaching assistant, 助教      Tasymb 〈化〉钽 (tantalum) Phoebe: Ta-da. 204
27 da dB: [俄]是, 是的      DA  [9di:`eI]  abbr.[军] Direct Attack, 直接攻击abbr.[军] Department of the Army, 陆军部n.爸爸, 爹爹 Phoebe: Ta-da. 204
5 skating 5skeitiN n.溜冰 Phoebe: Um, I'm gonna go meet Duncan, he's skating tonight at the Garden, he's in the Capades. 204
1 matador 5mAtEdC: n.斗牛士 Phoebe: Um, the matador. (Duncan leaves) Ole, ha ha ha. 204
2 canada 5kAnEdE n.加拿大 Phoebe: Well, I mean, I'm not married, married, ya know, he's just a friend and he's gay and he's just from Canada and he just needed a green card. 204
4 pressed prest 加压的, 压制的, 模[冲, 挤]压的 Rachel: And then, I don't know, I mean you'd pull me really close to you so that, so that I'd be pressed up, you know, right against you. And, um, it would get kind of sweaty and uh, and blurry, and then it's just happening. 204
2 blurry `bl\ : rI adj.模糊的, 不清楚的 Rachel: And then, I don't know, I mean you'd pull me really close to you so that, so that I'd be pressed up, you know, right against you. And, um, it would get kind of sweaty and uh, and blurry, and then it's just happening. 204
4 comedy 5kCmidi n.喜剧, 喜剧性的事情 Rachel: Mom, would you relax. That was 10 blocks from here and, the, the woman was walking alone at night, I would never do that. Mom, c'mon, stop worrying. This is a safe street, this is a safe building, there's nothing (a pigeon flies in the window and lands on the table) Oh my Goood, oh my God, oh I gotta go, I gotta go, I gotta go. (hangs up) OK, that's fine, you just read the paper, I'm gonna get a pot, it's not for you. (grabs a pot and lid) OK, that's fine, read the Family Circus, enjoy the gentle comedy. (puts pot over the pigeon) Aaahh, oh my God, oh my God, oh my God, oh my God, oh my God, oh my God, oh my God, oh my God, aaaaahh. (knock at the door) It's open you guys. 204
14 jewelry 5dVu:ElrI n.珠宝, 珠宝类 Rachel: More than jewelry. (Rachel struts off, extremely pleased with herself) 204
1 gobb ^Cb 木板垛层间的垫 Rachel: Mrs., Mrs. Gobb? 204
3 details   detailsn.详细资料 Rachel: No, no no no, don't need to know the details. 204
5 darn dB:n n.v.织补 Rachel: Nothing, I mean, um, it is your first time with her and, you know if the first time doesn't go well, well then that's, that's pretty darn hard to recover from. 204
3 opposed E5pEuzd adj.反对的, 敌对的 Rachel: Oh as, as opposed to your other multi-functional nipples? 204
1 functional 5fQNkFEnl adj.功能的 Rachel: Oh as, as opposed to your other multi-functional nipples? 204
2 pleads pli:d vi.辩护, 恳求vt.为...辩护, 借口, 托称 Rachel: Oh yeah, I don't care how much she tells you she wants it, I don't care if begs, she pleads, she tells you she, she's gonna have sex with, with another man. That just means it's working. 204
2 begs be^ v.请求, 乞求 Rachel: Oh yeah, I don't care how much she tells you she wants it, I don't care if begs, she pleads, she tells you she, she's gonna have sex with, with another man. That just means it's working. 204
1 gook ^u(:)k n.对韩国人, 日本人, 菲律宾人的蔑称 Rachel: OK, gook luck. 204
1 pounce pauns v.突袭n.突袭 Rachel: Uh, OK, I mean uh, what, how are you gonna handle it. I mean, are, are ya gonna, are ya gonna talk about it before hand, are you just gonna pounce? 204
1 unflattering 5Qn5flAtEriN adj.不讨好人的,不奉承人的 Rachel: Well, well um, you know, these movies are offensive and uh, degrading to women and females. And uh, and the lighting's always unflattering. And, Monica help me out here. 204
6 offensive E5fensiv adj.讨厌的, 无礼的, 攻击性的n.进攻, 攻势 Rachel: Well, well um, you know, these movies are offensive and uh, degrading to women and females. And uh, and the lighting's always unflattering. And, Monica help me out here. 204
1 females 5fi:meil n.女性, 女人, 雌兽adj.女性的, 女子的, 妇女的, 雌的, 柔弱的, (声, 色)柔和的 Rachel: Well, well um, you know, these movies are offensive and uh, degrading to women and females. And uh, and the lighting's always unflattering. And, Monica help me out here. 204
2 degrading dI5^reIdIN adj.丧失体面的, 可耻的, 不名誉的 Rachel: Well, well um, you know, these movies are offensive and uh, degrading to women and females. And uh, and the lighting's always unflattering. And, Monica help me out here. 204
2 nearly 5niEli adv.几乎, 密切地 Rachel: Well, you have been in our lives for nearly two months now and we don't really know you. I mean, who is Julie? I mean, what do you like, what don't you like? We wanna hear everything. 204
5 forgets fE5^et vt.忘记, 忽略vi.忘记, 忘形, 忘乎所以 Rachel: What? (in surprise she forgets she has the pigeon in the pot and lets it get away) 204
4 drawn drC:n vbl.draw的过去分词adj.拔出的 Ross: (being drawn in by her talk) Uh-huh. 204
5 pitcher 5pitFE n.(带柄和倾口的)大水罐, (棒球)投手 Ross: (holding cream pitcher) Oh, darnit, we're all out of milk. (holds pitcher in front of Chandler's chest and flips the lid) Hey Chandler, would you fill me up here? 204
19 flips flip vt.掷, 弹, 轻击, (用鞭等)抽打, 空翻vi.用指轻弹, 抽打, 翻动书页(或纸张), 蹦跳n.抛, 弹, 筋斗adj.无礼的, 冒失的, 轻率的      FLIP=Floating Indeved Point Arithmetic 变址浮点运算 Ross: (holding cream pitcher) Oh, darnit, we're all out of milk. (holds pitcher in front of Chandler's chest and flips the lid) Hey Chandler, would you fill me up here? 204
6 psyched 5psaiki(:) n. 1.心智 2.灵魂;精神      Psyche  [`psaIkI]  n.灵魂, 心灵, 精神 Ross: It's just, it's, it's me. You, you know I've only been with one woman my whole life and she turned out to be a lesbian. So now I've got myself all psyched out, you know, and it's become, like this, this thing and I. . . Well, you just must think I'm weird. 204
7 naa Aeronautic Association 全国航空协会 Ross: Naa. 204
9 miserable 5mizErEbl adj.痛苦的, 悲惨的, 可怜 Ross: No, no, I don't wanna put it off, I just, God I just, I spent last year being so unbelievably miserable, ya know, and now, now I'm actually happy. You know, I mean, really happy. I just, I just don't wanna, I don't wanna mess it up, ya know. 204
14 plenty 5plenti n.丰富, 大量 Ross: No, no, she's great and it's not like we haven't done anything. I mean, uh, uh, we, we do plenty of other stuff, lot's of other stuff, like uhh. . . 204
4 longest   longestadj.长的 Ross: OK, what's the longest you've been in the relationship before ha, have, having the sex? 204
37 josh dVCF v.戏弄, 说笑n.无恶意的戏谑, 玩笑      Josh  [dVCF]  乔希(男子名, Joshua的昵称) Transcribed by: Josh Hodge 204
7 lunges lQndV n.刺, 刺进, 跃进, 套马索v.突进, 刺 (Joey lunges for phone and misses.) 205
3 pager 5peIdVE(r) n.呼机,寻呼机 (Monica's pager goes off) 205
6 clink kliNk n.丁当声v.(使)发丁当声 (They clink their glasses.) 205
18 hiding 5haidiN n.隐匿, 隐藏之事, 痛打, 隐匿之所 [Scene: Chandler and Joey's, Chandler is standing at the fridge as Ross enters hiding Chandler behind the door.] 205
2 entertain 7entE5tein vt.娱乐, 招待, 接受, 怀抱vi.款待 [Scene: Monica and Rachel's, Joey is trying to entertain Phoebe and Rachel.] 205
3 figuring 5fi^EriN 姓(光学玻璃冷加工) [Time lapse, everyone has finished dinner and Ross is figuring out the bill.] 205
16 concert 5kCnsEt n.音乐会, 一致 Chandler: Hey, come on, we got the gift, the concert, and the cake. 205
22 tissue 5tisju: n.薄的纱织品, 薄纸, 棉纸, [生]组织, 连篇 Chandler: I don't know. (He sits down.) I just had this weird sense. You know, but that's me. I'm weird and sensitive. Tissue? (Holds out one of this small packs.) 205
1 catfish 5kAtfIF n.鲶鱼 Chandler: I will have the uh, Cajun catfish. 205
1 cajun `keIdVEn n.移居美国路易斯安纳州的法人后裔 Chandler: I will have the uh, Cajun catfish. 205
1 wry rai adj.扭歪的, 歪曲的, 歪斜的v.扭曲, 扭歪 Chandler: I'm hoping that when Bob doesn't show up, she will seek comfort in the open arms of the wry stranger at the next table. 205
4 costs kCst n.成本, 价钱, 代价vt.价值为, (使)花费(金钱,时间,劳力等), 使失去(生命,健康等), 令人付出vi.花费      COST=Committee for Overseas Science and Technology海外科 学技术委员会 Committee on Science and Technology 科学技术委员会 Continental Offshore Stratigraphic Test大陆近海地层学试验 Cooperation in Science and Technology 科学技术合作 Chandler: I'm just saying that sometimes we like to do stuff that costs a little more. 205
3 confess kEn5fes v.承认, 坦白, 忏悔 Chandler: Listen, I have to, uh, um, I have to, I have to confess something. 205
2 steep sti:p adj.陡峭的, 险峻的, 急剧升降的, 不合理的n.悬崖, 峭壁, 浸渍, 浸渍液v.浸, 泡, 沉浸 Chandler: Look guys, I know it's a little steep. 205
5 pinned pin n.钉, 销, 栓, 大头针, 别针, 腿vt.钉住, 别住, 阻止, 扣牢, 止住, 牵制      PINabbr. 个人身份号码 (personal identification number) Chandler: No, see, I'm trying this new screening thing. You know, I figure if I'm always answering the phone, people'll think I don't have a life. My god, Rodrigo never gets pinned.  205
6 blowfish   blowfish河豚, 黄麻鲈 Chandler: No, the thing was, we were gonna go see Hootie and the Blowfish. 205
2 methods 5meWEd n.方法 Chandler: Oh, come on. I can never get a girl like that with conventional methods. 205
4 virus 5vaiErEs n.[微]病毒, 滤过性微生物, 毒害, 恶毒 Chandler: So, the ebola virus. That's gotta suck, huh? 205
1 ebola I`bEJlE virus[微]埃博拉病毒 Chandler: So, the ebola virus. That's gotta suck, huh? 205
2 midgets 5midVit n.侏儒adj.小型的 Chandler: Spanish midgets. Spanish midgets wrestling. Julie. Ok, yes, I see how you got there. (The phone rings and Chandler doesn't answer it.) 205
16 whoever hu:5evE(r) pron.任何人, 无论谁 Chandler: Whoever stood you up is a jerk. 205
10 cooler 5ku:lE n.冷却器 Chandler: Wow, it sounds even cooler when somebody else says it. I was awesome, ok? She was biting her lip to stop from screaming.  205
3 biting 5baitiN adj.刺痛的, 尖锐的 Chandler: Wow, it sounds even cooler when somebody else says it. I was awesome, ok? She was biting her lip to stop from screaming.  205
14 awesome 5C:sEm adj.引起敬畏的, 可怕的 Chandler: Wow, it sounds even cooler when somebody else says it. I was awesome, ok? She was biting her lip to stop from screaming.  205
12 rude ru:d adj.粗鲁的, 无礼的, 猛烈的, 残暴的, 粗鲁无礼的 Chandler: Yeah, I mean, it would be rude to them (the band) for us to leave now. 205
4 crossed krCst adj.十字的, 划掉的, 交叉的 Chandler: Yes, apparently Stevie and Hootie are like this. (Holds up crossed fingers.) 205
4 verse vE:s n.韵文, 诗, 诗节, 诗句, 诗篇 Chandler: Yes, how 'bout a verse of Killing Me Softly. You're gonna sneeze on my fish, aren't you? 205
7 sneeze sni:z n.喷嚏vi.打喷嚏 Chandler: Yes, how 'bout a verse of Killing Me Softly. You're gonna sneeze on my fish, aren't you? 205
3 steamy 5sti:mi adj.蒸汽的, 多蒸汽的 Jade: Hi, it's me. Listen, Bob. I'm probably way out of line here. I mean, It has been 3 years, and you're probably seeing someone else now, but if we could just have one night together, just for old time's sake, one hot, steamy, wild night... 205
20 jade dVeid n.碧玉, 翡翠, 老马adj.绿色的, 玉制的v.(使)疲倦      JADE=Japan Apt Development 日(本)式研制 Jade: I got a little drunk...and naked. 205
3 bumpy 5bQmpi adj.(道路等)颠簸的, 崎岖不平的 Jade: It was just so awkward and bumpy. 205
5 usual 5ju:VuEl adj.平常的, 通常的, 惯例的 Jade: Oh, you know, the usual, teaching aerobics, partying way too much. Oh, and in case you were wondering, those are my legs on the new James Bond poster. (They stop dancing.) 205
5 partying 5pB:ti n.党, 政党, 随行人员, [律]当事人, 社交会 Jade: Oh, you know, the usual, teaching aerobics, partying way too much. Oh, and in case you were wondering, those are my legs on the new James Bond poster. (They stop dancing.) 205
2 aerobics 7ZE5rEubiks n.有氧运动法,增氧健身法(指跑步,优越等增强心肺循环功能的运动) Jade: Oh, you know, the usual, teaching aerobics, partying way too much. Oh, and in case you were wondering, those are my legs on the new James Bond poster. (They stop dancing.) 205
8 kidney 5kidni n.肾, (动物可食用的)腰子, 个性, 性格 Joey:  How much do you think I can get for my kidney?  205
2 hoopla 5hu:plB: n.喧闹, 投环套物游戏 Joey: 'Cause it's always somethin', you know, like with Monica's new job, or the whole Ross's birthday hoopla. 205
22 charity 5tFAriti n.慈善, 施舍, 慈善团体 Joey: Charity. 205
2 dust dQst n.灰尘, 尘土, 尘埃vt.掸掉...上的灰尘, 撒糖于糕上 Joey: Well I guess I gotta start savin' up for Ross's birthday, so I guess I'll just stay home and eat dust bunnies. 205
7 bunnies 5bQni n.小兔子(儿童对兔子的昵称) Joey: Well I guess I gotta start savin' up for Ross's birthday, so I guess I'll just stay home and eat dust bunnies. 205
31 famous 5feimEs adj.著名的, 出名的, <口>极好的, 令人满意的 Joey: What are these, like famous chickens? 205
3 chickens 5tFikin n.小鸡, 小鸟, 鸡肉 Joey: What are these, like famous chickens? 205
1 thai 5tB:i(:) n.泰国人, 泰国语 Joey: Yeah, I'll have the Thai chicken pizza. But, hey, look, if I get it without the nuts and leeks and stuff, is it cheaper? 205
1 leeks li:k n.韭 Joey: Yeah, I'll have the Thai chicken pizza. But, hey, look, if I get it without the nuts and leeks and stuff, is it cheaper? 205
2 cheaper tFi:p adj.便宜的, 不值钱的 Joey: Yeah, I'll have the Thai chicken pizza. But, hey, look, if I get it without the nuts and leeks and stuff, is it cheaper? 205
14 afford E5fC:d vt.提供, 给予, 供应得起 Joey: Yes! Yeah, it's like they're always saying "let's go here, let's go there". Like we can afford to go here and there. 205
1 partied 5pB:ti n.党, 政党, 随行人员, [律]当事人, 社交会 Joey: You partied with Hootie and the Blowfish? 205
6 beep bi:p n.哔哔声v.嘟嘟响 Machine: (Joey's voice) Here comes the beep, you know what to do. 205
5 purchasing 5pE:tFEs 珀切斯(姓氏) Monica: Fortunately, it is me. And, they made me head of purchasing, thank you very much. Anyway, I just ran into Ross and Chandler downstairs, and they think we should go out and celebrate. Y'know, someplace nice. (She goes into her bedroom.) 205
20 celebrate 5selibreit v.庆祝, 祝贺, 表扬, 赞美, 举行 Monica: Fortunately, it is me. And, they made me head of purchasing, thank you very much. Anyway, I just ran into Ross and Chandler downstairs, and they think we should go out and celebrate. Y'know, someplace nice. (She goes into her bedroom.) 205
4 ordinary 5C:dinEri adj.平常的, 普通的, 平凡的n.[律] 推事, <英>[宗]罪犯的忏悔牧师 Monica: I'm at work, ordinary day, you know, chop chop chop, sauti, sauti, sauti. All of a sudden, Leon, the manager, calls me into his office. It turns out they fired the head lunch chef, and guess who got the job. 205
4 leon 5li(:)En n.利昂(Leo的异体)(m.) Monica: I'm at work, ordinary day, you know, chop chop chop, sauti, sauti, sauti. All of a sudden, Leon, the manager, calls me into his office. It turns out they fired the head lunch chef, and guess who got the job. 205
7 chop tFCp n.砍, 排骨, 官印, 商标vt.剁碎, 砍, (风浪)突变 Monica: I'm at work, ordinary day, you know, chop chop chop, sauti, sauti, sauti. All of a sudden, Leon, the manager, calls me into his office. It turns out they fired the head lunch chef, and guess who got the job. 205
7 replace ri(:)5pleis vt.取代, 替换, 代替, 把...放回原处 Monica: Leon, Leon. Shhh! Guys. (They quiet down.) Wait, I don't understand. Those steaks were just a gift from the meat vendor. That was not a kick back. I'll just replace them and we can forget the whole thing. (Listens) What corporate policy? (Listens)   No. (Listens) Yeah. (Listens) Okay. (Hangs up) I just got fired. 205
4 policy 5pClisi n.政策, 方针 Monica: Leon, Leon. Shhh! Guys. (They quiet down.) Wait, I don't understand. Those steaks were just a gift from the meat vendor. That was not a kick back. I'll just replace them and we can forget the whole thing. (Listens) What corporate policy? (Listens)   No. (Listens) Yeah. (Listens) Okay. (Hangs up) I just got fired. 205
2 corporate 5kC:pErit adj.社团的, 法人的, 共同的, 全体的 Monica: Leon, Leon. Shhh! Guys. (They quiet down.) Wait, I don't understand. Those steaks were just a gift from the meat vendor. That was not a kick back. I'll just replace them and we can forget the whole thing. (Listens) What corporate policy? (Listens)   No. (Listens) Yeah. (Listens) Okay. (Hangs up) I just got fired. 205
2 fisher 5fiFE n.渔夫, 食鱼动物, 渔船, 捞取者      Fisher  [5fiFE]  费希尔, 费雪(①姓氏 ②Emil, 1852-1919, 德国化学家, 曾获1902年诺贝尔化学奖 ③Hans, 1881-1945, 德国化学家, 曾获1903年诺贝尔化学奖) Monica: Oh my god, little Stevie Fisher? How've you been? 205
3 eggplant 5e^plB:nt n.茄子 Monica: Why, it's dinner for six. 5 steaks, and an eggplant for Phoebe.  205
1 suppliers sE5plaiE n.供应者, 补充者, 厂商, 供给者 Monica: Yeah, we switched meat suppliers at work, and the new guys gave me the steaks as sort of a thank you. 205
1 prawns prC:n n.[动]对虾, 明虾, 大虾vi.捕虾 Monica: Yes, I will start with the carpaccio, and then I'll have the grilled prawns.  205
1 carpaccio kB:`pB:ttFR: n.(配有调味汁的) 生牛肉片, 白汁红肉 擅用红白两色而得名 Monica: Yes, I will start with the carpaccio, and then I'll have the grilled prawns.  205
6 prices prais n.价格, 价钱, 代价vt.给...定价, 问...的价格, 标明价格 Phoebe: (to Joey and Rachel) Wow, look at these prices. 205
1 mush mQF n.软块, 多情, 碎冰vt.压碎vi.控制器失灵, 作长途旅行int.走! Phoebe: I'm sorry, Monica, I'm really happy you got promoted, but cold cucumber mush for thirty-something bucks? No! Rachel just had that-that-that salad, and, and Joey with his like teeny pizza! It's just... 205
2 skit skit n.讽刺话, 幽默故事, 若干, 一群 Phoebe: Oh, it's like a skit. 205
1 tiaras ti5B:rE n.罗马教皇的三重冠, 冠状头饰 Phoebe: Oh, well, then you'll have extra seats y'know, for all your tiaras and stuff. 205
2 cucumber 5kju:kQmbE n.[植]黄瓜 Phoebe: Um, I'm gonna have a cup of the cucumber soup, and, um, take care. 205
1 rounding 5raundiN n.制圆, 舍入, 凑整adj.圆的, 环绕的, 凑整的 Phoebe: Um, is, is there any chance that you're rounding up? Y'know, like from, like 20? 205
4 hickey `hIkI n.器械, 唇印 Phoebe: We just have to really, really, really, not let stuff like money get?notices something on Monica's neck)桰s that a hickey? 205
9 someplace 5sQmpleis adv.在某处 Phoebe: Yes, yes, and it's, and we always have to go to, y'know, someplace nice, y'know? God, and it's not like we can say anything about it, 'cause, like this birthday thing, it's for Ross. 205
6 shoulda 5FudE <美俚>= should have Rachel: Ok, we never shoulda talked about this. 205
1 outreach aut5ri:tF v.到达顶端, 超越 Rachel: What, as part of your poor friends outreach program? 205
1 ch Switzerland , 瑞士      CHabbr. 荣誉勋爵(Companion of Honor) Rachel: Yeah, these are pretty ch-ching. 205
3 whoosh (h)wuF n.飞快的移动v.(使)飞快移动int.(飞速行进等发出的声音)嗖, 呼, 咳 Rachel: Yeah, whoosh! (Imitates going over a cliff with her hand.) 205
29 cliff klif n.悬崖, 绝壁 Rachel: Yeah, whoosh! (Imitates going over a cliff with her hand.) 205
7 menus 5menju: n.菜单 Ross: (to Chandler behind their menus) Well, pretty incredible according to the message she left you on my machine. Hey, Chandler, why is this woman leaving a message for you on my machine? 205
2 divided di5vaidid adj.分开的 Ross: (using calculator) Plus tip, divided by six. Ok, everyone owes 28 bucks. 205
3 calculator 5kAlkjuleitE n.计算机, 计算器 Ross: (using calculator) Plus tip, divided by six. Ok, everyone owes 28 bucks. 205
5 enthused in5Wju:z vt.<口>使热心vi.热心 Ross: Could you be less enthused? 205
20 g dVi: n.字母g Ross: G-gift? The thing's not the gift? 205
1 roper `rEJpE(r) n.制绳者, <美>用索套捕牲口的牧人,诱人进入赌场者 Ross: Hey, tell me again, what do I do when Mr. Roper calls? 205
12 radio 5reidiEu n.<美>无线电通信, 无线电接收装置, 无线电广播设备v.用无线电发送 Ross: Hootie and the梠h my. I, I can catch them on the radio. 205
2 gathering 5^ATEriN n.聚集, 收款 Ross: It wasn't so much a party as a...a gathering of people, with food, and music, and, and the band. 205
22 blame bleim n.过失, 责备vt.责备, 谴责 Ross: Look, don't blame us. You guys coulda been there, you know. 205
6 newly 5nju:li adv.重新, 最近, 以新的方式 Ross: Ok, (holding up his glass) ok, here is to my sister, the newly-appointed head lunch chef... 205
2 appointed E5pCintid adj.指定的, 约定的 Ross: Ok, (holding up his glass) ok, here is to my sister, the newly-appointed head lunch chef... 205
1 apiece E5pi:s adv.每个, 每人, 各 Ross: So five of us is, $33.50 apiece. 205
10 happiness 5hApinis n.幸福, 快乐 Ross: That doesn't matter. She wanted to call Bob. Hey, for all we know, Bob is who she was meant to be with. You may be destroying two people's chance for happiness. 205
4 destroying dis5trCi vt.破坏, 毁坏, 消灭v.消灭, 摧毁 Ross: That doesn't matter. She wanted to call Bob. Hey, for all we know, Bob is who she was meant to be with. You may be destroying two people's chance for happiness. 205
5 bust bQst n.半身像, 胸像, (妇女的)胸部 Ross: Uh, aside from that, the whole evening was pretty much a bust. 205
8 source sC:s n.来源, 水源, 消息来源, 原始资料, 发起者源,源极 Ross: Wha梂hoa, hey, I don't want my birthday to be the source of any kind of negative梩here's gonna be a hoopla? 205
9 mexico 5meksIkEJ n.墨西哥(拉丁美洲国家) Ross: Yeah, yeah, everybody's here. Hey, everybody, say hi to Julie in New Mexico. 205
4 fooled fu:l n.愚人, 白痴, 莽汉, 受骗者, 奶油拌水果vt.愚弄, 欺骗, 浪费vi.干傻事, 开玩笑, 游荡adj.傻的 Steve: How are you? Look, you guys wanna meet the group? Come on. So, are you one of the ones who fooled around with my dad? 205
4 backstage bAk5steIdV adv.在后台, 向后台 Steve: Listen, it was nice to see you. I gotta run backstage. 205
5 steaks steik n.(供煎, 烤等的)肉, 鱼, 肉片, 鱼片, 肉排, 牛排 The One With Five Steaks and an Eggplant 205
45 t ti: n.字母t      Tsymb 〈化〉氚 (tritium) Woman's Voice: Hello, I'm looking for Bob. This is Jane. I don't know if you're still at this number, but I was just thinking about us, and how great it was, and, well, I know it's been three years, but, I was kinda hoping we could hook up again. I barely had t he nerve to make this call, so you know what I did? 205
4 nerve nE:v n.神经, 胆量, 勇气, 叶脉vt.鼓起勇气 Woman's Voice: Hello, I'm looking for Bob. This is Jane. I don't know if you're still at this number, but I was just thinking about us, and how great it was, and, well, I know it's been three years, but, I was kinda hoping we could hook up again. I barely had t he nerve to make this call, so you know what I did? 205
7 jane dVein n.简(女子名) Woman's Voice: Hello, I'm looking for Bob. This is Jane. I don't know if you're still at this number, but I was just thinking about us, and how great it was, and, well, I know it's been three years, but, I was kinda hoping we could hook up again. I barely had t he nerve to make this call, so you know what I did? 205
3 babysitter   babysittern.临时照顾幼儿者 Young Man: You used to be my babysitter. 205
2 gurgling 5^E:^l n.(流水的)汩汩声, 欢乐的(咯咯声), (人发)咯咯声, 汩汩地流vi.(流水)作汩汩声 (Ross starts to make some gurgling sounds.) 206
1 cribs krib n.婴儿床, 食槽, 栅栏vi.抄袭vt.拘禁, 关入栅栏 [Cut to a back room, Chandler and Joey run into it and over to two different cribs with two different babies.] 206
25 health helW n.健康, 健康状态, 兴旺, 为健康干杯 [Scene: City of New York Department of Health Services, Chandler and Joey run in.] 206
21 basketball 5bB:skitbC:l n.篮球, 篮球运动 [Scene: Monica and Rachel's, continued from earlier. Chandler has a basketball.] 206
4 rocking 5rCkiN adj.摇摆的, 摇动的 [Scene: Monica and Rachel's, Monica, Chandler, Joey, Ross and Ben are there.  Ben is sitting in his little rocking seat.] 206
4 sidewalk 5saidwC:k n.人行道 [Time Lapse, Phoebe is on the sidewalk in front of Central Perk singing.] 206
1 ths   THS=Total Heating Surface 总加热面 Chandler and Joey: Hi. We're the guys who called about the baby. We left the baby on ths bus. Is he here? Is he here? 206
1 fearfully `fIEfJlI adv.颇, 非常地, 极 Chandler: (looking fearfully at Joey) Hey, he's not crying. 206
1 transit 5trAnsit n.经过, 通行, 搬运, 运输, 运输线, 转变vt.横越, 通过, 经过vi.通过n.[天] 中天, 经纬仪 Chandler: (on pay phone) Come on, pick up, pick up! Hello? Transit Authority? Yes, hello. I'm doing research for a book, and I was wondering what someone might do if they left a baby on a city bus. (Listens) Yes I do realize that would be a very stupid character. 206
18 practicing `prAktIsIN adj.开业的, 在工作的 Chandler: (to taxi driver) Just practicing. You're good. Carry on. 206
14 driver 5draivE n.驾驶员n.[计] 驱动器, 驱动程序n.[机]起子, 主动轮, 传动器 Chandler: (to taxi driver) Just practicing. You're good. Carry on. 206
10 cries krai vi.哭, 流泪v.叫, 喊n.哭泣, 哭声, 叫喊, 喊声      Cry“enough” !  快认输[服输]吧 ! Chandler: Can I uh see something? (Takes Ben. When he puts him close to Monica, Ben cries. When he moves Ben away, he stops crying. He does that a couple times.) 206
3 cord kC:d n.绳索, 束缚 Chandler: Oh, that's good. Maybe he'll hear you and pull the cord. 206
10 taxi 5tAksi n.出租汽车v.乘坐出租汽车 Chandler: That's a good plan, Joe. Next time we wanna pick up women, we should just go to the park and make out. Taxi, taxi! 206
1 assign E5sain vt.分配, 指派v.赋值[计] 将驱动器符重定向至第二个驱动器符 Chandler: We have to assign heads to something. 206
1 immodest i5mCdist adj.不谦虚的, 不庄重的, 下流的 Chandler: Well, don't, don't think me immodest, but, me? 206
35 forward 5fC:wEd adj.早的, 迅速的, 前进的vt.转寄, 促进, 运送adv.向前地, 向将来n.[体](足球等)前锋 Chandler: Well, I was looking forward to playing basketball, but I guess that's out the window. 206
1 anvil 5Anvil n.[解]砧骨 Chandler: You know, I don't think we brought enough stuff. Did you forget to pack the baby's anvil? 206
1 moody 5mu:di adj.喜怒无常的, 忧悒的      Moody  [5mu:di]  穆迪(姓氏) Chandler: You know, I once dated a Miss Crankypants. Lovely girl, kinda moody. 206
12 dated 5deItId adj.有日期的, 陈旧的 Chandler: You know, I once dated a Miss Crankypants. Lovely girl, kinda moody. 206
14 reaction ri(:)5AkFEn n.反应, 反作用, 反动(力) Doctor: (entering) Hello, there. I'm Dr. Carlin. I see someone's having an allergic reaction. 206
1 carlin 5kB:lin n.巫婆, 老妇人 Doctor: (entering) Hello, there. I'm Dr. Carlin. I see someone's having an allergic reaction. 206
30 ray rei n.光线, 闪烁, 微量vi.射出光线, 浮现, 放射光线vt.放射, 显出      Ray  [rei]  雷(姓氏, 男子名, Raymond的昵称) Doctor: No, it's just a good bone bruise. And, right here (pointing to the X-ray) is the puncture wound from your ring. 206
1 puncture 5pQNktFE n.小孔v.刺破 Doctor: No, it's just a good bone bruise. And, right here (pointing to the X-ray) is the puncture wound from your ring. 206
2 bruise bru:z n.瘀伤, 擦伤v.打伤, 撞伤 Doctor: No, it's just a good bone bruise. And, right here (pointing to the X-ray) is the puncture wound from your ring. 206
1 injection in5dVekFEn n.注射, 注射剂, (毛细血管等的)充血, (人造卫星, 宇宙飞船等的)射入轨道 Doctor: No, under these circumstances it has to be an injection, and it has to be now. 206
1 circumstances 5sE:kEmstEns n.环境, 详情, 境况 Doctor: No, under these circumstances it has to be an injection, and it has to be now. 206
5 assuming E5su:mIN adj.傲慢的, 不逊的, 僭越的 Health Services Guy: He's here. (Chandler and Joey hug each other in relief) I'm assuming one of you is the father. 206
2 stroller 5strEulE n.散步者, 流浪者 Joey: (grabbing the phone) Hi, here's the deal. We lost a carseat on a bus today. It's white plastic, with a handle, and it fits onto a stroller. Oh, and there was a baby in it. (Listens) (to Chandler) He wants to talk to you again. 206
6 goo ^u: n.粘性物, 感伤 Joey: (imitating Ben) Waah!! (Chandler moves the basketball away) Goo, goo, goo. (Chandler moves the basketball in front of Monica again.) Waaah! 206
16 consider kEn5sidE vt.考虑, 照顾, 认为 Joey: Consider it done. 206
11 neighbors 5neibE n.<美> 邻居, 邻国 Joey: Hey, look, since we're neighbors and all, what do you say we uh, get together for a drink? 206
1 o' E prep.“of”的缩写(如o'clock等), “on” 的缩写 Joey: It's gonna be worth it. It's a known fact that women love babies, all right? Women love guys who love babies. It's that whole sensitive thing. Quick, aim him at that pack o' babes over there. Maybe one of them will break away. No, no wait, for get them, we got one, hard left. All right, gimme the baby. 206
2 heterosexual 7hetErEu5seksjuEl adj.异性的, 异性爱的n.异性恋的人 Joey: Oh we're not out. No, no. We're just uh, two heterosexual guys, hanging with the son of our other heterosexual friend, doin' the usual straight guy stuff. 206
4 whiff (h)wif n.一吹, 一吸, 一阵香气, 一点点, 香烟的一口vi.轻轻地吹, 喷气, [棒]被三击出局, 垂钓vt.吹送, 喷出, 吸, [棒]使被三击出局 Joey: Oh, yeah. He's got that great baby smell. Get a whiff of his head. 206
7 mole mEul n.[医]胎块, [动]鼹鼠, 防波堤, 筑有防波堤的海港      Mole  [mEul]  莫尔式管道测弯仪 Joey: Or clowns. Oh, oh wait. That one's definitely Ben. Remember, he had that cute little mole by his mouth. 206
6 clowns klaun n.小丑, 粗鲁愚蠢的人 Joey: Well, well that one has ducks on his t-shirt, and this one has clowns. And Ben was definitely wearing ducks. 206
4 hundreds   hundredsn.数百 Joey: What? I have seven Catholic sisters. I've taken care of hundreds of kids. Come on, we wanna do it, don't we? 206
19 whew hw(j)u: n.吹哨声int.吆 Joey: Yes! Whew! 206
28 hurts hE:t v.刺痛, 伤害, (使)痛心, (使)伤感情, 危害, 损害, 受伤n.伤痛, 伤害 Monica: Are you sure he didn't break it because it really hurts? 206
2 phobia 5fEubjE n.恐怖病, 恐怖症 Monica: Doctor, can I see you for just a minute please? My brother has a slight phobia about needles. 206
2 needles 5ni:dl n.针 Monica: Doctor, can I see you for just a minute please? My brother has a slight phobia about needles. 206
31 hates heit vt.憎恨, 恨, 不愿, 不喜欢n.憎恶, 憎恨v.憎恨, 讨厌, 不愿 Monica: He hates me. My nephew hates me. 206
4 swelling 5sweliN n.河水猛涨,涨水 Monica: Is your tongue swelling up? 206
3 phd   PhDabbr. 博士学位;获得博士学位者 (Doctor of Philosophy) Monica: My brother, the PhD would like to know if there's any way to treat this orally.  206
1 orally   orallyadv.口头上地, 口述地 Monica: My brother, the PhD would like to know if there's any way to treat this orally.  206
4 peanuts 5pi:nQt n.花生 Monica: No you're not. You're, you're allergic to lobster and peanuts and... 206
23 lobster 5lCbstE n.龙虾 Monica: No you're not. You're, you're allergic to lobster and peanuts and... 206
15 squeeze skwi:z n.压榨, 挤v.压榨, 挤, 挤榨 Monica: Ok. Oh boy. You are doin' so good. You wanna squeeze my hand?  206
2 freckle 5frekl n.雀斑, 斑点 Monica: Remember it? What do you think this is, a freckle? (Points to her hand.) 206
1 poisoned   poisoned中过毒的 Monica: That's ok. I'm sorry I poisoned you. 206
5 lime laim n.酸橙, 石灰, 黏鸟胶 Monica: Uh, I don't know, butter, eggs, flour, lime, kiwi... 206
6 kiwi 5ki:wi: n.[鸟]几维(一种新西兰产的无翼鸟), <口> 新西兰人 Monica: Uh, I don't know, butter, eggs, flour, lime, kiwi... 206
1 flour 5flauE n.面粉 Monica: Uh, I don't know, butter, eggs, flour, lime, kiwi... 206
19 eggs e^ n.蛋, 鸡蛋, 卵v.怂恿, 怂恿 Monica: Uh, I don't know, butter, eggs, flour, lime, kiwi... 206
6 benny 5beni n.安非他明药片 Monica: Who da wenny-Benny boy? You the Wenny-wenny-Benny-Benny boy, yes. (Ben starts crying.) Don't cry. Don't cry. (To Ross) Why is he still crying? 206
1 jointed 5dVCintid adj.有接缝的 Phoebe: (singing) ... with the double double double-jointed boy. (A woman carrying a guitar case walks up.) Hey. So um, are you the professional guitar player? 206
6 spelled spel n.符咒, 魅力, 一段时间, 轮班vt.拼写, 拼成, 意味着, 轮值, 招致, 迷住vi.轮替, 拼字 Phoebe: (singing) I'm in the shower and I'm writing a song. Stop me if you've heard it. My skin is soapy, and my hair is wet, and Tegrin spelled backward is Nirget. 206
1 soapy 5sEupi adj.涂着肥皂的, 滑腻腻的, 谄媚的, 圆滑的 Phoebe: (singing) I'm in the shower and I'm writing a song. Stop me if you've heard it. My skin is soapy, and my hair is wet, and Tegrin spelled backward is Nirget. 206
1 backward 5bAkwEd adv.adj.向后地(的), 相反地(的), 追溯, 退步, 由好变坏 Phoebe: (singing) I'm in the shower and I'm writing a song. Stop me if you've heard it. My skin is soapy, and my hair is wet, and Tegrin spelled backward is Nirget. 206
3 rinse rins v.嗽口, (用清水)刷, 冲洗掉, 漂净n.嗽洗, 漂洗, 漂清, 冲洗 Phoebe: (singing) Lather, rinse, repeat, and lather, rinse, repeat, and lather, rinse, repeat...as needed. 206
9 repeat ri5pi:t n.重复, 反复vt.重做, 复述, 向他人转述, 复制, 使再现vi.重复, 留有味道 Phoebe: (singing) Lather, rinse, repeat, and lather, rinse, repeat, and lather, rinse, repeat...as needed. 206
3 lather 5leiTE n.肥皂泡, (马等)汗沫, <俚>焦躁不安, 紧张, 激动vt.涂以肥皂泡 Phoebe: (singing) Lather, rinse, repeat, and lather, rinse, repeat, and lather, rinse, repeat...as needed. 206
15 coin kCin n.硬币vt.铸造(硬币) Phoebe: (singing, angrily) When I play, I play for me, I don't need your charity. (Someone puts a coin in her guitar case) Thank you! La la la la la la la.... 206
2 throne WrEun n.王座, 君主 Phoebe: And he's going to be paying this woman? Why doesn't he just give her like a throne, and a crown, and like a, you know, gold stick with a ball on top. 206
17 gold ^Euld n.黄金, 金币adj.金的, 金制的 Phoebe: And he's going to be paying this woman? Why doesn't he just give her like a throne, and a crown, and like a, you know, gold stick with a ball on top. 206
3 crown kraun n.王冠, 花冠, 顶vt.加冕, 顶上有, 表彰, 使圆满完成 Phoebe: And he's going to be paying this woman? Why doesn't he just give her like a throne, and a crown, and like a, you know, gold stick with a ball on top. 206
4 gig ^i^ n.旋转物v.乘轻便双轮马车 Phoebe: But, but this is my gig. This is where I play. My, my name is written out there in chalk. You know, you can't just erase chalk. 206
4 erase i5reiz vt.抹去, 擦掉, 消磁, <俚>杀死 Phoebe: But, but this is my gig. This is where I play. My, my name is written out there in chalk. You know, you can't just erase chalk. 206
5 thousands   thousandsn.数千 Phoebe: No, huh uh, I'm sorry, no. No, I'm not some like sloppy second, charity band. You know what, there are thousands of places in this city where people would be happy to pay to hear me play.  206
2 sloppy 5slCpi adj.潮湿的, 多阴雨的, 溅湿的, 溅污的, 肥大的 Phoebe: No, huh uh, I'm sorry, no. No, I'm not some like sloppy second, charity band. You know what, there are thousands of places in this city where people would be happy to pay to hear me play.  206
8 ly Libya , 利比亚 Phoebe: No, no, no. I'm sorry. It's "smelly cat, smel-ly cat." 206
2 su USSR , 苏联      SU=Service Unit 后勤部队 Phoebe: No. This whole like playing-for-money thing is so not good for me. You know, I don't know, when I sang "Su-Su-Suicide," I got a dollar seventy-five. But then, "Smelly Cat," I got 25 cents and a condom. So you know, now I just feel really bad for Smelly Cat. 206
53 smelly 5smelI adj.发臭的, 有臭味的 Phoebe: No. This whole like playing-for-money thing is so not good for me. You know, I don't know, when I sang "Su-Su-Suicide," I got a dollar seventy-five. But then, "Smelly Cat," I got 25 cents and a condom. So you know, now I just feel really bad for Smelly Cat. 206
5 seventy 5sevEnti num.七十 Phoebe: No. This whole like playing-for-money thing is so not good for me. You know, I don't know, when I sang "Su-Su-Suicide," I got a dollar seventy-five. But then, "Smelly Cat," I got 25 cents and a condom. So you know, now I just feel really bad for Smelly Cat. 206
11 condom 5kCndEm n.避孕套 Phoebe: No. This whole like playing-for-money thing is so not good for me. You know, I don't know, when I sang "Su-Su-Suicide," I got a dollar seventy-five. But then, "Smelly Cat," I got 25 cents and a condom. So you know, now I just feel really bad for Smelly Cat. 206
10 beauty 5bju:ti n.美, 美景, 美好的东西 Phoebe: Ok, there is no top. That's the beauty of Smelly Cat. Um, why don't you just follow me? 206
5 carrot 5kArEt n.胡萝卜 Phoebe: Right. My name was on there (The chalk sign out front), but now it just says "carrot cake". So, um, so um, how many chords do you know? 206
2 request ri5kwest vt.请求, 要求n.请求, 要求, 邀请 Rachel: Well, people missed you in there. And in fact, there was actually a request for "Smelly Cat." 206
15 smaller smC:l adj.小的, 少的 Ross: Either that or my mouth is getting smaller. 206
2 tho TEu adv.(=though)可是, 不过 Ross: I don't think tho. 206
2 malibu `mAlIbU: board [体]马利布冲浪板(轻型,9至10英尺长,圆头方尾, 底部凸出) Ross: I'm gonna get a new band-aid. Hey, how 'bout the time I cut the legs off your Malibu Ken? 206
12 ken ken n.视野, 知识领域, 见地 Ross: I'm gonna get a new band-aid. Hey, how 'bout the time I cut the legs off your Malibu Ken? 206
1 spokes spEuk n.轮辐, 扶梯棍, 刹车v.装辐于, 刹车 Ross: Oh, man. Oh, remember when I stuck that broom in your bike spokes, and you flipped over and hit your head on the curb?  206
7 flipped flip vt.掷, 弹, 轻击, (用鞭等)抽打, 空翻vi.用指轻弹, 抽打, 翻动书页(或纸张), 蹦跳n.抛, 弹, 筋斗adj.无礼的, 冒失的, 轻率的      FLIP=Floating Indeved Point Arithmetic 变址浮点运算 Ross: Oh, man. Oh, remember when I stuck that broom in your bike spokes, and you flipped over and hit your head on the curb?  206
5 curb kE:b n.路边 Ross: Oh, man. Oh, remember when I stuck that broom in your bike spokes, and you flipped over and hit your head on the curb?  206
46 bike baik n.脚踏车, 自行车 Ross: Oh, man. Oh, remember when I stuck that broom in your bike spokes, and you flipped over and hit your head on the curb?  206
4 property 5prCpEti n.财产, 所有物, 所有权, 性质, 特性, (小)道具 Ross: Ohhh. Big boy, riding the bus桯ey, I have a question. How come it says Property of Human Services on his butt? 206
1 infected In`fektId adj.(伤口)被感染的 Ross: They, uh, were infected. He wouldn't have made it. 206
9 needle 5ni:dl n.针 Ross: Well, there's no way I'm gonna get a shot. Maybe they can take the needle and thquirt it into my mouth, you know, like a thquirt gun.  206
5 jammed dVAm n.果酱, 拥挤, 堵塞, 困境vt.挤进, 使塞满, 混杂, 压碎, 使堵塞vi.堵塞, 轧住, 拥挤 Ross: Yeah. Hey, remember the time I jammed that pencil into your hand? 206
7 angel 5eindVEl n.天使, 完善可爱的人 Stephanie: (singing) Just call me angel of the monring.  Angel!  Just touch my cheek before you leave me. Oh baby.  Just call me angel of the morning.   Angel!  And slowly turn away.  I won't beg you to stay, with me. 206
4 zachary `zAkErI 圣扎迦利(即Zacharias,Saint) Stephanie: Thank you. I'd like to start with a song that I wrote for the first man I ever loved. (singing) Zachary. 206
12 sunday 5sQndi n.星期日 Terry: F.Y.I.. I've decided to pay a professional musician to play in here on Sunday afternoons. Her name is Stephanie... something. She's supposed to be very good. 206
28 stephanie   Stephanien. 斯蒂芬妮(女子名) Terry: F.Y.I.. I've decided to pay a professional musician to play in here on Sunday afternoons. Her name is Stephanie... something. She's supposed to be very good. 206
1 musician mju:5ziFEn n.音乐家 Terry: F.Y.I.. I've decided to pay a professional musician to play in here on Sunday afternoons. Her name is Stephanie... something. She's supposed to be very good. 206
1 afternoons 9B:ftE`nu:nz adv.经常在下午发生,每天下午 Terry: F.Y.I.. I've decided to pay a professional musician to play in here on Sunday afternoons. Her name is Stephanie... something. She's supposed to be very good. 206
1 swirl swE:l n.漩涡, 涡状形vt.使成漩涡vi.打漩, 盘绕, 头晕vi.<口>挥击, 大口喝酒 Terry: Rachel, it's not that your friend is bad, it's that she's so bad, she makes me want to put my finger through my eye into my brain and swirl it around. 206
3 skipped skip v.跳, 蹦, 急速改变, 跳读, 遗漏, 跳跃n.跳跃 Woman: (She smells his head.) I think my uterus just skipped a beat. 206
2 cutie 5kju:ti n.美人儿, 漂亮的女孩, 讨人喜欢的女人 Woman: And who is this little cutie pie? 206
2 adopt E5dCpt vt.采用, 收养 Woman: You know, my brother and his boyfriend have been trying to adopt for three years. What agency did you two go through? 206
3 betsy 5betsi n.Elizabeth (伊莉莎白)的昵称 Written by: Betsy Borns 206
2 jog dVC^ n.轻推, 轻撞, 漫步v.轻推, (使)蹒跚行进, (使)慢跑 (Outside the window, Monica and Chandler jog up. Monica playfully pushes him. They start pushing and slapping harder and harder until Monica pushes him down. Chandler stands up, with a serious expression, and chases her away.) 207
9 chases tFeis n.追赶, 追击vt.追赶, 追逐, 雕镂      Chase  [tFeis]  蔡斯(姓氏) (Outside the window, Monica and Chandler jog up. Monica playfully pushes him. They start pushing and slapping harder and harder until Monica pushes him down. Chandler stands up, with a serious expression, and chases her away.) 207
6 remembers ri5membE vt.回忆起, 铭记, 纪念vi.记得 (Rachel looks at Ross as though she remembers something, but can't place what it is.) 207
2 regroups 5ri:5^ru:p v.重组, 重编 (Rachel slams the door and locks it. She sits down, visibly upset. She puts her head in her hands and begins to cry. Ross comes back and is standing outside the window. When Rachel regroups and gets back up to finish closing, she sees him. She smiles. She goes to open the door and can't get the lock undone.) 207
8 locks lCk n.锁v.锁, 锁上, 锁住 (Rachel slams the door and locks it. She sits down, visibly upset. She puts her head in her hands and begins to cry. Ross comes back and is standing outside the window. When Rachel regroups and gets back up to finish closing, she sees him. She smiles. She goes to open the door and can't get the lock undone.) 207
1 lagging 5lA^iN n.绝缘层材料 [Cut to the city street. Monica and Chandler are jogging. Chandler is lagging behind so he hops in a cab and takes off, leaving Monica behind] 207
6 couches 5ku:Fei [法]微微前倾的; 不是竖立着的 [Scene: Monica and Rachel's apartment. Everyone is sitting at the couches, Chandler enters.] 207
8 aspirin 5AspErin n.阿斯匹林(解热镇痛药), 乙酰水杨酸 [Scene: Rachel and Monica's, Rachel is taking aspirin.] 207
4 jogging 5dVC^iN n.慢跑 [Scene: The Hallway, Chandler comes out wearing spandex, jogging in place. Monica is there.] 207
2 intercepts 7intE5sept vt.中途阻止, 截取 Chandler: (slowly lifts coffee cup to his mouth) Ow, ow, ow, ow, ow, ow, ow. (slowly sets the cup back down) Ow, ow, ow, ow, ow. (Joey intercepts the cup and puts it down for him). She's insane, the woman is insane. It's before work, it's after work, it's during work. She's got me doing butt clenches at my desk. And now, they won't bring me my mail anymore. 207
1 clenches klentF n.牢牢抓住, 钉紧, 敲弯的钉头v.紧握, (拳头)牢牢地抓住, 确定, 敲弯vi.握紧, 钉牢 Chandler: (slowly lifts coffee cup to his mouth) Ow, ow, ow, ow, ow, ow, ow. (slowly sets the cup back down) Ow, ow, ow, ow, ow. (Joey intercepts the cup and puts it down for him). She's insane, the woman is insane. It's before work, it's after work, it's during work. She's got me doing butt clenches at my desk. And now, they won't bring me my mail anymore. 207
5 spandex 5spAndeks [纺]斯潘德克斯弹性纤维(用于腰带、游泳衣等) Chandler: All right, Okay, all right. But if we put on spandex and my boobs are bigger than yours, I'm goin' home. 207
2 jogs dVC^ n.轻推, 轻撞, 漫步v.轻推, (使)蹒跚行进, (使)慢跑 Chandler: And we're changing. (jogs back in his apartment) 207
22 nap nAp n.(白天)小睡, 打盹, 细毛, 孤注一掷vi.小睡, 疏忽vt.使拉毛, 修整, 预测...为获胜马 Chandler: Because, you know, you don't have to. If you want, you could just take a nap right here. 207
31 especially is5peFEli adv.特别, 尤其 Chandler: I mean, especially considering how tough it's been for you to find work. 207
2 difficulty 5difikElti n.困难, 难点 Chandler: I mean, if it were me, I think I'd have difficulty just getting out of bed at all. 207
1 repellent rI5pelEnt adj.排斥的 Chandler: Okay, what is it about me? Do I not look fun enough? Is there something. . . repellent. . . about me? 207
1 afghan 5Af^An adj.阿富汗的, 阿富汗人的n.阿富汗人, 阿富汗语, 一种毛毯 Chandler: Okay. (Puts an afghan over her and dances into his room) 207
3 unattractive 7QnE5trAktiv adj.不引人注意的 Chandler: Well it couldn't have been worse. A woman literally passed through me. Okay, so what is it, am I hideously unattractive? 207
16 drives draIv n.驾车, 驱动器, 快车道, 推进力, 驱使, 动力, 干劲, 击球vt.开车, 驱赶, 推动、发动(机器等), 驾驶(马车,汽车等)vi.开车, 猛击, 飞跑n.[计]驱动器 Joey: Maybe he, uhh... drives his car on the other side of the road, if ya know what I mean. 207
16 rack rAk n.架, 行李架, 拷问台, 小步跑, 烧酒, 破坏vt.放在架上, 在架上制作, 折磨, 加以拷问, 使痛苦, 榨取vi.在饲草架装满干草, 变形, (云)随风飘, (马)小步跑 Joey: Phoebe, that's crazy. When I first met you, you know what I said to Chandler? I said, "Excellent butt, great rack." 207
12 diner 5daInE(r) n.用餐者 Michael: No, no, I am, but only because for the last hour and a half I've been playing the movie Diner in my head. 207
7 closure 5klEuVE n.关闭vt.使终止 Michael: Oy. Look, I've been through a divorce, trust me you're gonna be fine. You just can't see it now because you haven't had any closure. 207
9 unemployed 5Qnim5plCid adj.失业的, 未被利用的 Monica: Chandler, I'm unemployed and in dire need of a project. Ya wanna work out? I can remake you. 207
2 remake 5ri:5meik v.重制 Monica: Chandler, I'm unemployed and in dire need of a project. Ya wanna work out? I can remake you. 207
1 dire 5daiE adj.可怕的 Monica: Chandler, I'm unemployed and in dire need of a project. Ya wanna work out? I can remake you. 207
11 flash flAF [计]Macromedia 公司开发的动画编辑工具n.闪光, 闪现, 一瞬间vi.闪光, 闪现, 反射, 使迅速传便vt.使闪光, 反射adj.闪光的, 火速的      FlashFlash 由macromedia公司推出的交互式矢量图和 Web 动画的标准。网页设计者使用 Flash 创作出既漂亮又可改变尺寸的导航界面以及其他奇特的效果。 Monica: Five more and I'll flash you. 207
13 pound paund n.磅, 英镑, 重击, 鱼塘, 兽栏, 拘留所vt.强烈打击, 捣烂, 监禁, 关入栏vi.连续重击, 连续敲打, 苦干      Pound  [paund]  庞德(姓氏) Monica: No way, with one pound to go, c'mon. We're workin', we're movin', we're in the zone we're groovin'. 207
16 pounds paund n.磅, 英镑, 重击, 鱼塘, 兽栏, 拘留所vt.强烈打击, 捣烂, 监禁, 关入栏vi.连续重击, 连续敲打, 苦干      Pound  [paund]  庞德(姓氏) Monica: No, c'mon, we can't stop, c'mon, we've got three more pounds to go. I am the energy train and you are on board. Woo-woo, woo-woo, woo-woo (Chandler walks out of the apartment, leaving Monica) Woo. 207
12 energy 5enEdVi n.精力, 精神, 活力, [物]能量 Monica: No, c'mon, we can't stop, c'mon, we've got three more pounds to go. I am the energy train and you are on board. Woo-woo, woo-woo, woo-woo (Chandler walks out of the apartment, leaving Monica) Woo. 207
3 stretchy 5stretFi adj.有弹性的 Monica: Nothing, just never seen you in little stretchy pants before. 207
15 prepared pri5pZEd adj.准备好的, 精制的 Phoebe: He said that, um, he understands how sex can be like, a very emotional thing for a woman and he was just afraid that I was gonna get all, y'know, like, 'ohh, is he gonna call me the next day' and, y'know, 'where is this going' and, ya know, blah-la-la-la-la. So he said he wanted to hold off until he was prepared to be really serious. 207
14 hip hip n.臀, 蔷薇果, 忧郁adj.熟悉内情的vt.使忧郁, 给(屋顶)造屋脊int.喝彩声      HIP=High Impact Polystyrene 耐冲击性聚苯乙烯 Phoebe: No, I felt it on my hip. You could tell. 207
1 insulation 7insju5leiFEn n.绝缘 Phoebe: No, not weight... y'know, more like insulation. 207
28 british 5britiF adj.大不列颠的, 英国的, 英国人的 Phoebe: No, whad'ya mean? He's not British. 207
7 questioning `kwestFEnIN 质问 Phoebe: No, you are not, you are very attractive. You know what, I go through the exact same thing. Every time I put on a little weight, I start questioning everything. 207
22 exact i^5zAkt adj.精确的, 准确的, 原样的, 精密的, 严格vt.强求, 急需, 要求 Phoebe: No, you are not, you are very attractive. You know what, I go through the exact same thing. Every time I put on a little weight, I start questioning everything. 207
1 zilch ziltF n.微不足道的事物(或人), 小人物, 无, 零, 无价值之物 Phoebe: Nope. Zilch, nothin', uh-uh. 207
2 offended E5fend v.犯罪, 冒犯, 违反, 得罪, 使...不愉快 Phoebe: Really? That's so sweet. I mean, I'm officially offended but, sweet. 207
12 hum hQm v.嗡嗡叫, 哼n.嗡嗡声, 吵杂声 Phoebe: Um-hum. 207
9 convinced kEn`vInst adj.确信的, 深信的 Phoebe: Yeah, so I said, "Okay, relax please," y'know, I mean, sex can be just about two people right there in the moment, y'know, it's, if he wants to see me again he can call and if not, that's fine too. So after a looooot of talking. . . I convinced him. 207
3 spotting 5spCtiN 测定点位 Rachel: Closure, that's what it is. Closure. (she Looks around the restaurant, spotting a guy with a cellular phone) Hello, excuse me. Excuse me, hel梬oo (she almost falls out of her chair) 207
30 scott skCt n.斯科特(m.) Rachel: Hey Pheebs, how'd it go with Scott last night? 207
3 reluctant ri5lQktEnt adj.不顾的, 勉强的, 难得到的, 难处理的 Rachel: I can see that. I梛ust one phone call, I'll be very quick, I'll even pay for it myself. (man is still reluctant) Okay, you're bein' a little weird about your phone. 207
1 sanity 5sAniti n.心智健全 Rachel: Oh what, my whole insane jealousy thing? Well, y'know, as much fun as that was, I've decided to opt for sanity. 207
1 opt Cpt vi.选择      OPTVC开发环境自动生成的用来存放WorkSpace中各种选项的文件。 Rachel: Oh what, my whole insane jealousy thing? Well, y'know, as much fun as that was, I've decided to opt for sanity. 207
2 jealousy 5dVelEsi n.嫉妒 Rachel: Oh what, my whole insane jealousy thing? Well, y'know, as much fun as that was, I've decided to opt for sanity. 207
1 indifference In5dIfrEns n.不关心 Rachel: What? (looks, feigns indifference) C'mon you guys, I don't care, I have a date tonight. 207
1 feigns fein vt.假装, 装作, 捏造, <古>想象vi.作假 Rachel: What? (looks, feigns indifference) C'mon you guys, I don't care, I have a date tonight. 207
9 brilliant 5briljEnt adj.灿烂的, 闪耀的, 有才气的 Rachel: Yeah! Closure. That's what it is, that's what I need. God, you're brilliant! Why didn't I think of that? How do I get that? 207
10 doorbell 5dC:bel n.门铃 Ross: (doorbell buzzes) That's, that's Julie. Ju... Julie, Julie. (talks on intercom) Hi Julie. 207
1 perky 5pE:ki adj.自信的, 得意洋洋的 Ross: (perky) I'll be right down. 207
2 sailed seil v.航行(于)vi.启航, 开船n.帆, 篷, 航行 Ross: The point is I... I don't need this right now, Okay. It, it's too late, I'm with somebody else, I'm happy. This ship has sailed. 207
17 rips rip v.撕, 剥, 劈, 锯, 裂开, 撕裂n.裂口, 裂缝      RIPabbr. 愿灵安眠 (rest in peace) [Chandler rips off the sheet of paper from the printer.] 208
3 soaked   soakedv.浸湿 [He opens the window, Ross comes in, soaked.] 208
15 drapes dreip n.窗帘      DRAPE=Data Reduction and Processing Equipment 数据简化与处理设备 [Rachel closes the drapes over the window, goes into her bedroom and closes the door.] 208
10 realizing `rIElaIzIN,`ri:- adj.明确无误的, 清晰生动地 [Ross and Rachel look at each other and then at Phoebe, realizing the song is about their situation.] 208
1 melancholy 5melEnkEli n.忧郁adj.忧郁 [Ross enters with a melancholy look.] 208
5 insulted 5insQlt n.侮辱, 凌辱vt.侮辱, 凌辱 [Ross gives him an insulted look.] 208
13 raining rein n.雨, 下雨, 雨天vi.下雨vt.使大量落下, 大量地给 [Scene: Monica and Rachel's apartment. Rachel is sitting on the couch, eating candy. It is raining out. Ross climbs up the fire escape and is knocking on the window.] 208
2 sullenly   sullenlyadv.不高兴地, 阴沉地 [She closes the door in his face. Ross walks sullenly back to the couch and sits down. A moment of silence ensues.] 208
1 doggedly   doggedlyadv.固执地, 顽强地 CHAN: [doggedly] Games and stuff. 208
2 squirming skwE:m v.蠕动n.蠕动 CHAN: [squirming] All right, let's get some perspective here, ok? These things, they happen for a reason. 208
4 ned ned [美俚]十元金币      NED=New English Dictionary (=Oxford English Dictionary)《新英语词典 》(即《牛津英语词典 》)      Ned  [ned]  n.Edmund, Edward 的昵称 CHAN: [through gritted teeth] Alright. [clears his throat] "It was summer, and it was hot. Rachel was there. A lonely gray couch. 'Oh, look,' cried Ned, and then the kingdom was his forever. The end." 208
1 gritted ^rit n.粗砂v.研磨, 在...上铺砂砾 CHAN: [through gritted teeth] Alright. [clears his throat] "It was summer, and it was hot. Rachel was there. A lonely gray couch. 'Oh, look,' cried Ned, and then the kingdom was his forever. The end." 208
2 gray ^rei n.灰色, 暗淡, 灰暗adj.灰色的, 灰白的, 老的, 老练的, 阴沉的, <美俚>广告商的, 广告业的 v.(使)变灰色      Gray  [^rei]  格雷(①姓氏, 男子名 ②Thomas, 1716-1771, 英国诗人) CHAN: [through gritted teeth] Alright. [clears his throat] "It was summer, and it was hot. Rachel was there. A lonely gray couch. 'Oh, look,' cried Ned, and then the kingdom was his forever. The end." 208
1 transmits trAnz5mit vt.传输, 转送, 传达, 传导, 发射, 遗传, 传播vi.发射信号, 发报 CHAN: All right, check out this bad boy. 12 megabytes of ram. 500 megabyte hard drive. Built-in spreadsheet capabilities and a modem that transmits at over 28,000 b.p.s. 208
1 spreadsheet 电子制表软件, 电子数据表 CHAN: All right, check out this bad boy. 12 megabytes of ram. 500 megabyte hard drive. Built-in spreadsheet capabilities and a modem that transmits at over 28,000 b.p.s. 208
1 ram rAm n.公羊, 撞锤vi.猛击, 撞vt.猛击, 填塞, 灌输n.[计] 随机存取内存, 随机存取存储器n.随机存储器      RAMabbr.(英国)皇家音乐学院(Royal Academy of Music) CHAN: All right, check out this bad boy. 12 megabytes of ram. 500 megabyte hard drive. Built-in spreadsheet capabilities and a modem that transmits at over 28,000 b.p.s. 208
18 p pi: n.字母Pabbr.[军] personnel, 人员 CHAN: All right, check out this bad boy. 12 megabytes of ram. 500 megabyte hard drive. Built-in spreadsheet capabilities and a modem that transmits at over 28,000 b.p.s. 208
1 modem 5mEudEm n.[计]调制解调器n.调制解调器      MODEM=Modulator-Demodulator 调制解调器      Modem(MOdulator, DEModulator)调制解调器 CHAN: All right, check out this bad boy. 12 megabytes of ram. 500 megabyte hard drive. Built-in spreadsheet capabilities and a modem that transmits at over 28,000 b.p.s. 208
1 megabyte 5me^Ebait n.[计]兆字节(信息量单位)      Megabyte兆字节[百万数元组] CHAN: All right, check out this bad boy. 12 megabytes of ram. 500 megabyte hard drive. Built-in spreadsheet capabilities and a modem that transmits at over 28,000 b.p.s. 208
1 megabytes 5me^Ebait n.[计]兆字节(信息量单位)      Megabyte兆字节[百万数元组] CHAN: All right, check out this bad boy. 12 megabytes of ram. 500 megabyte hard drive. Built-in spreadsheet capabilities and a modem that transmits at over 28,000 b.p.s. 208
38 drive draIv n.驾车, 驱动器, 快车道, 推进力, 驱使, 动力, 干劲, 击球vt.开车, 驱赶, 推动、发动(机器等), 驾驶(马车,汽车等)vi.开车, 猛击, 飞跑n.[计]驱动器 CHAN: All right, check out this bad boy. 12 megabytes of ram. 500 megabyte hard drive. Built-in spreadsheet capabilities and a modem that transmits at over 28,000 b.p.s. 208
1 capabilities 7keipE5biliti n.(实际)能力, 性能, 容量, 接受力 CHAN: All right, check out this bad boy. 12 megabytes of ram. 500 megabyte hard drive. Built-in spreadsheet capabilities and a modem that transmits at over 28,000 b.p.s. 208
13 built bilt vbl.build的过去式和过去分词 CHAN: All right, check out this bad boy. 12 megabytes of ram. 500 megabyte hard drive. Built-in spreadsheet capabilities and a modem that transmits at over 28,000 b.p.s. 208
4 karma 5kB:mE n.因缘, 因果报应      Karma  [5kB:mE]  卡马(镍铬丝精密级) CHAN: All right, Pheebs, back me up here, ok? You believe in that karma crap, don't you? 208
7 trek trek vi.牛拉车, 艰苦跋涉vt.(牛)拉(货车), 搬, 运n.牛拉车旅行, 艰苦跋涉 CHAN: I'm telling you this thing won't print. Yes, I pressed that button like 100 times. You know, for a hot line you are not so hot. What? What is that in the background? Are you watching Star Trek? 208
69 star stB: n.星, 恒星, 明星, 名角      STAR=Satellite Telecommunication with Automatic Routing 自动导航卫星通信 CHAN: I'm telling you this thing won't print. Yes, I pressed that button like 100 times. You know, for a hot line you are not so hot. What? What is that in the background? Are you watching Star Trek? 208
7 print prInt n.版, 印刷物, 印迹, 印章, 印刷业, 照片v.印刷, 出版, 印于, 用印刷体写[计]打印      PRINT=Pre-edited Interpretive System 预先编辑的解释系统 CHAN: I'm telling you this thing won't print. Yes, I pressed that button like 100 times. You know, for a hot line you are not so hot. What? What is that in the background? Are you watching Star Trek? 208
1 rattled 5rAtld adj.慌乱的, 恼火的 CHAN: No, no, see? See? [the printer starts to run] Hey, it's printing. [to Joey, rattled] Hey, it's printing! 208
2 printing 5printiN n.印刷, 印刷术, [纺]印花 CHAN: No, no, see? See? [the printer starts to run] Hey, it's printing. [to Joey, rattled] Hey, it's printing! 208
2 printer 5printE n.印刷工, 打印机 CHAN: No, no, see? See? [the printer starts to run] Hey, it's printing. [to Joey, rattled] Hey, it's printing! 208
2 fifties 5fifti adj.五十 CHAN: Oh, I know. This must be so hard. Oh, no. Two women love me. They're both gorgeous and sexy. My wallet's too small for my fifties, and my diamond shoes are too tight. 208
3 diamond 5daiEmEnd n.钻石, 菱形 CHAN: Oh, I know. This must be so hard. Oh, no. Two women love me. They're both gorgeous and sexy. My wallet's too small for my fifties, and my diamond shoes are too tight. 208
1 logical 5lCdVikEl adj.合乎逻辑的, 合理的 CHAN: Ok, all right, look. Let's get logical about this, ok? We'll make a list. Rachel and Julie, pros and cons. Oh. We'll put their names in bold, with different fonts, and I can use different colors for each column. 208
1 fonts fCnt n.字体, 字形, 洗礼盘, 泉, 圣水器 CHAN: Ok, all right, look. Let's get logical about this, ok? We'll make a list. Rachel and Julie, pros and cons. Oh. We'll put their names in bold, with different fonts, and I can use different colors for each column. 208
2 cons kCn vt.记诵, 精读adv.反对地, 反面n.反对票, 反对论, [医]肺病 CHAN: Ok, all right, look. Let's get logical about this, ok? We'll make a list. Rachel and Julie, pros and cons. Oh. We'll put their names in bold, with different fonts, and I can use different colors for each column. 208
4 column 5kRlEm n.圆柱, 柱壮物, 专栏, 纵队 CHAN: Ok, all right, look. Let's get logical about this, ok? We'll make a list. Rachel and Julie, pros and cons. Oh. We'll put their names in bold, with different fonts, and I can use different colors for each column. 208
1 bold bEuld adj.大胆的n.粗体 CHAN: Ok, all right, look. Let's get logical about this, ok? We'll make a list. Rachel and Julie, pros and cons. Oh. We'll put their names in bold, with different fonts, and I can use different colors for each column. 208
16 willing 5wiliN adj.乐意的, 自愿的, 心甘情愿的, 反应迅速的 JOEY: [reading over her shoulder] Wait, here's one. Uh, would you be willing to cook naked? 208
5 sakes seik n.为了...之好处, 出于对...的兴趣, 缘故, 理由, 日本米酒 JOEY: He broke up with Julie. Well, go hug her, for god's sakes. 208
5 slack slAk n.松弛, 静止, 淡季, 闲散, 家常裤adj.松弛的, 不流畅的, 疏忽的, 软弱的, 漏水的, 呆滞的, 懒散的adv.马虎地, 缓慢地vt.使松弛, 使缓慢, 马虎从事vi.松懈, 减弱, 松驰 JOEY: Hey, cut him some slack. It was Chandler's idea. 208
18 wore   worevbl.wear的过去式 JOEY: Hey, Julie, I didn't know you wore lenses. 208
11 ankles 5ANkl n.[解]踝 JOEY: Oh, her ankles are a little chubby. 208
5 threesome   threesomen.三倍的, 三人一组, 三人的竞赛, 一人对两人的比赛 JOEY: Ross, listen. I got two words for you. Threesome. 208
2 additions E5diFEn n.加, 加起来, 增加物, 增加, 加法 Minor additions and adjustments by Dan Silverstein. 208
2 crumbles 5krQmbl v.弄碎, 粉碎, 崩溃n.面包屑 MNCA: [disgusted, trying not to show it] I love how it crumbles. Now see, your chocolate doesn't do that. 208
7 FALSE fC:ls adj.错误的, 虚伪的, 假的, 无信义的, 伪造的, 人工的, 不老实的adv.欺诈地 MNCA: [with false enthusiasm] Mmm. 208
3 swallows 5swClEu n.[鸟]燕子, 吞咽, 喉vt.咽, 淹没, 吞没, 取消, 忍受, 轻信, 压制, 耗尽vi.吞下, 咽下 MNCA: Abso...[swallows hard]...lutely. See, I love creating new recipes. I love Thanksgiving. And, well, now, I love Mockolate. 208
1 creating kri5eit vt.创造, 创作, 引起, 造成 MNCA: Abso...[swallows hard]...lutely. See, I love creating new recipes. I love Thanksgiving. And, well, now, I love Mockolate. 208
2 bubbling 5bQbl n.泡沫, 幻想的计划vi.起泡, 潺潺的流 MNCA: Just waiting for it to stop bubbling. 208
1 tablespoon 5teiblspu:n n.大汤匙 MNCA: Now, in some of these recipes, the quantities may seem just a little unusual, uh, like these coconut mockolate holiday nut bars. I've indicated four cups of coconut, and four cups of crushed nut, and only, uh, one tablespoon of mockolate. 208
1 quantities 5kwCntiti n.量, 数量 MNCA: Now, in some of these recipes, the quantities may seem just a little unusual, uh, like these coconut mockolate holiday nut bars. I've indicated four cups of coconut, and four cups of crushed nut, and only, uh, one tablespoon of mockolate. 208
1 indicated 5indikeit vt.指出, 显示, 象征, 预示, 需要, 简要地说明 MNCA: Now, in some of these recipes, the quantities may seem just a little unusual, uh, like these coconut mockolate holiday nut bars. I've indicated four cups of coconut, and four cups of crushed nut, and only, uh, one tablespoon of mockolate. 208
6 crushed krQF vt.压碎, 碾碎, 压服, 压垮, 粉碎, (使)变形 MNCA: Now, in some of these recipes, the quantities may seem just a little unusual, uh, like these coconut mockolate holiday nut bars. I've indicated four cups of coconut, and four cups of crushed nut, and only, uh, one tablespoon of mockolate. 208
7 coconut 5kEukEnQt n.椰子 MNCA: Now, in some of these recipes, the quantities may seem just a little unusual, uh, like these coconut mockolate holiday nut bars. I've indicated four cups of coconut, and four cups of crushed nut, and only, uh, one tablespoon of mockolate. 208
15 bars bB:z n.马上的齿龈 MNCA: Now, in some of these recipes, the quantities may seem just a little unusual, uh, like these coconut mockolate holiday nut bars. I've indicated four cups of coconut, and four cups of crushed nut, and only, uh, one tablespoon of mockolate. 208
1 morals 5mCrEl adj.道德(上)的, 精神的n.道德 MNCA: Oh, not at all. I have no morals and I need the cash. 208
14 cash kAF n.现金vt.兑现 MNCA: Oh, not at all. I have no morals and I need the cash. 208
6 served sE:v v.当仆人, 服务, 服役, 供职, 招待, 侍候, 供应, 适合n.发球 MNCA: Ok, this is pumpkin pie with mockolate cookie crumb crust. This is mockolate cranberry cake, and these are mockolate chip cookies. Just like the Indians served. 208
5 indians 5indjEn adj.印度的, 印度人的, 印第安人的n.印度人, 印第安人, 印第安语 MNCA: Ok, this is pumpkin pie with mockolate cookie crumb crust. This is mockolate cranberry cake, and these are mockolate chip cookies. Just like the Indians served. 208
2 crumb krQm n.碎屑, 面包屑, 少许vt.搓碎, 弄碎 MNCA: Ok, this is pumpkin pie with mockolate cookie crumb crust. This is mockolate cranberry cake, and these are mockolate chip cookies. Just like the Indians served. 208
1 entail in5teil vt.使必需, 使蒙受, 使承担, 遗传给n.[建]限定继承权 MNCA: So, Mr. Rastatter, what exactly does this job entail? The ad wasn't too clear. 208
1 buckles 5bQkl n.带扣v.扣住, 变弯曲      Buckle  [5bQkl]  巴克尔(姓氏) MNCA: We'll put buckles on it. 208
11 originally E5ridVEnEli adv.最初, 原先 Originally written by Marta Kauffman and David Crane 208
9 truly 5tru:li adv.真实地, 不假 PHOE: [singing] There was a girl, we'll call her Betty, and a guy let's call him Neil. Now I can't stress this point too strongly, this story isn't real. Now our Neil must decide, who will be the girl that he casts aside. Will Betty be the one who he loves truly? Or will it be the one who we'll call Ju...Loolie? He must decide, he must decide, even though I made him up, he must decide! 208
4 strongly 5strRNlI adv.强有力的, 坚固地, 坚强地, 激烈地 PHOE: [singing] There was a girl, we'll call her Betty, and a guy let's call him Neil. Now I can't stress this point too strongly, this story isn't real. Now our Neil must decide, who will be the girl that he casts aside. Will Betty be the one who he loves truly? Or will it be the one who we'll call Ju...Loolie? He must decide, he must decide, even though I made him up, he must decide! 208
3 stress stres n.重压, 逼迫, 压力, 重点, 着重, 强调, 重音vt.着重, 强调, 重读 PHOE: [singing] There was a girl, we'll call her Betty, and a guy let's call him Neil. Now I can't stress this point too strongly, this story isn't real. Now our Neil must decide, who will be the girl that he casts aside. Will Betty be the one who he loves truly? Or will it be the one who we'll call Ju...Loolie? He must decide, he must decide, even though I made him up, he must decide! 208
6 neil   Neiln. 尼尔(男子名) PHOE: [singing] There was a girl, we'll call her Betty, and a guy let's call him Neil. Now I can't stress this point too strongly, this story isn't real. Now our Neil must decide, who will be the girl that he casts aside. Will Betty be the one who he loves truly? Or will it be the one who we'll call Ju...Loolie? He must decide, he must decide, even though I made him up, he must decide! 208
1 casts kB:st n.投掷, 铸件, 脱落物, 一瞥, 演员表v.投, 抛, 投射, 浇铸, 计算, 派(角色)      CAST=Center for the Applications of Sciences and Technology 科学技术应用中心([美]Wayne大学) PHOE: [singing] There was a girl, we'll call her Betty, and a guy let's call him Neil. Now I can't stress this point too strongly, this story isn't real. Now our Neil must decide, who will be the girl that he casts aside. Will Betty be the one who he loves truly? Or will it be the one who we'll call Ju...Loolie? He must decide, he must decide, even though I made him up, he must decide! 208
8 offense E5fens n.进攻 PHOE: No offense, but that sounds nothing like her. 208
7 lord lC:d n.封建领主, 地主, 统治者, [宗]上帝vi.称王称霸, 作威作福vt.使成贵族 PHOE: Oh, oh sweet Lord! This is what evil must taste like! 208
3 unplug 5Qn5plQ^ v.拔去(塞子,插头等), 去掉...的障碍物 PHOE: Ok, all right. We want to hear everything. Monica, get the wine and unplug the phone. Rachel, does this end well or do we need to get tissues? 208
11 tissues 5tisju: n.薄的纱织品, 薄纸, 棉纸, [生]组织, 连篇 PHOE: Ok, all right. We want to hear everything. Monica, get the wine and unplug the phone. Rachel, does this end well or do we need to get tissues? 208
1 dung dQN n.(家畜的)粪vt.施粪肥于 PHOE: Yeah, by the way, good luck in your next life as a dung beetle. 208
1 beetle 5bi:tl n.甲虫vi.悬垂, 突出 PHOE: Yeah, by the way, good luck in your next life as a dung beetle. 208
1 coldly   coldlyadv.冷淡地 RACH: [coldly] When somebody does not buzz you in, Ross, that means go away. That doesn't mean please climb up the fire escape. 208
5 trusted trQst vt.信任, 信赖, 盼望, 希望, 赊卖, 热望, 切望n.(~ in) 信任, 信赖 RACH: [near tears] No, you don't, Ross. Imagine the worst things you think about yourself. Now, how would you feel if the one person that you trusted the most in the world not only thinks them too, but actually uses them as reasons not to be with you. 208
2 slid slid vbl.slide的过去式和过去分词 RACH: No, actually first they started on my waist. And then, they slid up, and then, they were in my hair. 208
5 mighty 5maiti n.有势力的人adj.有势力的, 强大的, 有力的adv.很, 极, 非常 RACH: Oh, well, that's, that's mighty big of you, Ross. [to the others] I said don't go! 208
1 sunk sQNk vbl.sink的过去分词和过去式adj.凹陷的 RACH: Well, at first it was really intense, you know. And then, oh, god, and then we just sort of sunk into it. 208
9 hopes   hopesn.希望v.希望 RADIO: The next one's dedicated to Rachel from Ross. Rachel, he wants you to know he's deeply sorry for what he did and he hopes you can find it in your heart to forgive him. (With or Without You plays)  208
22 forgive fE5^iv vt.原谅, 饶恕, 宽免(某人)之债务 RADIO: The next one's dedicated to Rachel from Ross. Rachel, he wants you to know he's deeply sorry for what he did and he hopes you can find it in your heart to forgive him. (With or Without You plays)  208
6 dedicated 5dedIkeItId adj.专注的, 献身的 RADIO: The next one's dedicated to Rachel from Ross. Rachel, he wants you to know he's deeply sorry for what he did and he hopes you can find it in your heart to forgive him. (With or Without You plays)  208
1 devote di5vEut vt.投入于, 献身 RADIO: Uh, we've just gotten a call from Rachel, and she told us what Ross did. It's pretty appalling, and Ross, if you're listening, I don't wanna play your song anymore. Why don't we devote our time to a couple that stands a chance? Avery, Michelle's sorry she hit you with her car and she hopes you two will work it out. 208
1 avery `eIvErI n.艾弗里(m.) RADIO: Uh, we've just gotten a call from Rachel, and she told us what Ross did. It's pretty appalling, and Ross, if you're listening, I don't wanna play your song anymore. Why don't we devote our time to a couple that stands a chance? Avery, Michelle's sorry she hit you with her car and she hopes you two will work it out. 208
1 appalling E5pC:liN adj.令人震惊的, 骇人听闻的 RADIO: Uh, we've just gotten a call from Rachel, and she told us what Ross did. It's pretty appalling, and Ross, if you're listening, I don't wanna play your song anymore. Why don't we devote our time to a couple that stands a chance? Avery, Michelle's sorry she hit you with her car and she hopes you two will work it out. 208
2 impatient im5peiFEnt adj.不耐烦的, 急躁的, 不耐心的 ROSS: [impatient] Play it. 208
1 paleontologists   paleontologistn.古生物学者 ROSS: And I guess, you know, sometimes, she's a little ditzy, you know. And I've seen her be a little too into her looks. Oh, and Julie and I, we have a lot in common 'cause we're both paleontologists, but Rachel's just a waitress. 208
4 dreaming dri:m v.做梦, 梦见, 梦想, 想到n.梦, 梦想 ROSS: Believe me, I've been dreaming about me and Rachel for ten years now. But now, I'm with Julie, so it's like me and Julie, me and Rachel, me and Julie, me and... [Rachel enters, carrying a tray]... Rachel. Rachel, Rachel. 208
5 pro prEu adv.正面地      PROabbr.(英国)档案局 (Public Record Office) ROSS: I just wanna read something. It's your pro list. 208
1 ra rB: (Royal Academician)      Ra     镭(88号元素)[医]风湿病 ROSS: No, Rach, come on. Rach! Rach, no, no! She's not Rachel, she is, she is not, Ra--Rachel? 208
3 painfully   painfullyadv.痛苦地 ROSS: That, that is funny. That is painfully funny. No, wait. Wait, yeah, that's just painful 208
5 solution sE5lju:FEn n.解答, 解决办法, 溶解, 溶液解决方案 ROSS: Yeah, it was, but...I get home, ok, and I see Julie's saline solution on my night table. And I'm thinking to myself, oh my god, what the hell am I doing? I mean, here I am, I am with Julie, this incredible, great woman, who I care about and who cares about me, and I'm like, what, am I just gonna throw all that away? 208
2 saline 5seilain, sE5lain adj.盐的, 苦涩的, 由碱金属(或含镁之盐类)组成的n.盐湖, 盐田, 装盐所 ROSS: Yeah, it was, but...I get home, ok, and I see Julie's saline solution on my night table. And I'm thinking to myself, oh my god, what the hell am I doing? I mean, here I am, I am with Julie, this incredible, great woman, who I care about and who cares about me, and I'm like, what, am I just gonna throw all that away? 208
7 swallow 5swClEu n.[鸟]燕子, 吞咽, 喉vt.咽, 淹没, 吞没, 取消, 忍受, 轻信, 压制, 耗尽vi.吞下, 咽下 RTST: Aren't you going to swallow that? 208
4 marketing 5mB:kitiN n.行销, 买卖 RTST: But, we're thinking, given the right marketing, we can make Thanksgiving the Mockolate holiday. 208
1 reconstituted 9ri:`kCnstItjU:tId adj.再造的, 再生的 RTST: It's like I'm lookin' in a mirror. Anyway, they're called "fishtachios". They taste exactly like pistachios, but they're made primarily of reconstituted fish bits. Here, try one. You're not allergic to anything, are you? 208
1 primarily 5praimErili adv.首先, 起初, 主要地, 根本上 RTST: It's like I'm lookin' in a mirror. Anyway, they're called "fishtachios". They taste exactly like pistachios, but they're made primarily of reconstituted fish bits. Here, try one. You're not allergic to anything, are you? 208
1 pistachios pis5tB:FiEu n.[植]阿月浑子树, 阿月浑子果实, 淡黄绿色 RTST: It's like I'm lookin' in a mirror. Anyway, they're called "fishtachios". They taste exactly like pistachios, but they're made primarily of reconstituted fish bits. Here, try one. You're not allergic to anything, are you? 208
4 bits bit n.小块, 少量, 片刻, 马嚼子, 辅币vt.上马嚼子, 控制vbl.咬n.[计]位, 比特      Bit(二进制)位,比特 RTST: It's like I'm lookin' in a mirror. Anyway, they're called "fishtachios". They taste exactly like pistachios, but they're made primarily of reconstituted fish bits. Here, try one. You're not allergic to anything, are you? 208
1 synthetic sin5Wetic adj.合成的, 人造的, 综合的 RTST: Mockolate. It's a completely synthetic chocolate substitute. 208
2 substitute 5sQbstitju:t n.代用品, 代替者, 替代品v.代替, 替换, 替代 RTST: Mockolate. It's a completely synthetic chocolate substitute. 208
4 preparation 7prepE5reiFEn n.准备, 预备 RTST: No, ma'am. Well, anyhoo, we should be getting our F.D.A. approval any day now, hopefully, in time for Thanksgiving. See, the way we look at it, chocolate already dominates most of your major food-preparation holidays: Easter, Christmas, what have you. 208
4 ma'am mAm, mB:m, mEm n.<口>夫人, 太太, 女士, 小姐 RTST: No, ma'am. Well, anyhoo, we should be getting our F.D.A. approval any day now, hopefully, in time for Thanksgiving. See, the way we look at it, chocolate already dominates most of your major food-preparation holidays: Easter, Christmas, what have you. 208
4 easter 5i:stE n.[宗](耶稣)复活节 RTST: No, ma'am. Well, anyhoo, we should be getting our F.D.A. approval any day now, hopefully, in time for Thanksgiving. See, the way we look at it, chocolate already dominates most of your major food-preparation holidays: Easter, Christmas, what have you. 208
1 dominates 5dCmineit v.支配, 占优势 RTST: No, ma'am. Well, anyhoo, we should be getting our F.D.A. approval any day now, hopefully, in time for Thanksgiving. See, the way we look at it, chocolate already dominates most of your major food-preparation holidays: Easter, Christmas, what have you. 208
10 approval E5pru:vEl n.赞成, 承认, 正式批准 RTST: No, ma'am. Well, anyhoo, we should be getting our F.D.A. approval any day now, hopefully, in time for Thanksgiving. See, the way we look at it, chocolate already dominates most of your major food-preparation holidays: Easter, Christmas, what have you. 208
14 rats rAts int.胡说, 瞎扯 RTST: Our FDA approval didn't come through. Something about laboratory rats. 208
3 laboratory lE5bCrEtEri, 5lAbErEtEri n.实验室 RTST: Our FDA approval didn't come through. Something about laboratory rats. 208
1 fda   FDAabbr.Food and Drug Administration(美国)食品及药物管理局 RTST: Our FDA approval didn't come through. Something about laboratory rats. 208
16 resume ri5zju:m n.摘要, 概略, <美> 履历vt.再继续, 重新开始, 重新占用, 再用, 恢复 RTST: This is a nice resume. Nice, nice, nice. Muy impressivo. 208
1 themed Wi:m n.(谈话, 写作等的)题目, 主题, 学生的作文, 作文题, [音乐] 主题, 主题曲, 主旋律 RTST: Well, anyhoo, um, we are looking for a couple of chefs who can create some Thanksgiving-themed recipes. You think you might be interested? 208
6 recipes 5resipi n.处方 RTST: Well, anyhoo, um, we are looking for a couple of chefs who can create some Thanksgiving-themed recipes. You think you might be interested? 208
4 chefs Fef n.厨师 RTST: Well, anyhoo, um, we are looking for a couple of chefs who can create some Thanksgiving-themed recipes. You think you might be interested? 208
1 edu Educational institutions,教研机构      EDU=Electronic Display Unit 电子显示装置 Trascribed by Mindy Mattingly Phillips [mmatting@indiana.edu] 208
1 remnants 5remnEnt n.残余, 剩余, 零料, 残迹adj.剩余的, 残留的 [Joey opens the door and picks up the remnants of the newspaper. 209
1 sewn sEun v.sew的过去分词 [Ross holds up the blouse. It is extremely tacky, with sewn-on medals hanging off of it.] 209
2 medals Modular Engineering Draughting and Library System 模数工程制图和程序库系统( CADC) [Ross holds up the blouse. It is extremely tacky, with sewn-on medals hanging off of it.] 209
1 tipping 5tipiN adj.倾翻, 倾卸n.倾卸台 [Ross is speaking to Monica and Rachel about tipping the super.] 209
9 oil Cil n.油, 石油, 油类vt.给(机器等)加油, 上油, 涂油 [Scene: Monica and Rachel's apartment. Joey and Chandler are giving out their Christmas presents out of a cardboard box from a case of motor oil.] 209
3 motor 5mEutE n.发动机, 电动机 [Scene: Monica and Rachel's apartment. Joey and Chandler are giving out their Christmas presents out of a cardboard box from a case of motor oil.] 209
8 cardboard 5kB:dbC:d n.纸板 [Scene: Monica and Rachel's apartment. Joey and Chandler are giving out their Christmas presents out of a cardboard box from a case of motor oil.] 209
2 stripped   stripped(-product) output 剥裂物产额 [Scene: Monica and Rachel's apartment. They are having their party. All the guests are stripped down because of the heat.] 209
2 obituaries E5bitjuEri n.讣告adj.死亡的 [Scene: Phoebe's grandmother's place. Phoebe's grandmother is sitting at the table, reading the obituaries, and crossing out names in the phonebook.] 209
6 crossing 5krCsiN v.横越n.横越, 交叉口 [Scene: Phoebe's grandmother's place. Phoebe's grandmother is sitting at the table, reading the obituaries, and crossing out names in the phonebook.] 209
21 bang bAN n.重击, 突然巨响v.发巨响, 重击 [There's a bang at the door.] 209
1 swap swCp v.交换n.交换 CHANDLER: Hey, don't worry. I figure it'll be 2 hours to Phoebe's dad's house, they'll meet, they'll chat, they'll swap life stories, we'll still have plenty of time. 209
23 gas ^As n.气体, 煤气, 毒气, 汽油, [矿]瓦斯abbr.[军] Gunners Auxiliary-Sight, 炮长辅助瞄准镜      GAS=Ghana Academy of Sciences加纳科学院 CHANDLER: OK. [reads paper] Brake left, gas right? 209
3 brake breik n.闸, 刹车v.刹车 CHANDLER: OK. [reads paper] Brake left, gas right? 209
5 relaxed ri5lAkst adj.不严格的, 不拘束的 CHANDLER: Which is why geese are so relaxed this time of year. 209
2 stumble 5stQmbl v.绊倒, 使困惑, 蹒跚, 结结巴巴地说话, 踌躇n.绊倒, 错误 CHANDLER: Ya know I remember my father, all dressed up in the red suit, the big black boots, and the patent leather belt, sneakin around downstairs. He didn't want anybody to see him but he'd be drunk so he'd stumble, crash into something and wake everybody up. 209
1 patent 5peitEnt, 5pAtEnt n.专利权, 执照, 专利品adj.特许的, 专利的, 显著的, 明白的, 新奇的vt.取得...的专利权, 请准专利 CHANDLER: Ya know I remember my father, all dressed up in the red suit, the big black boots, and the patent leather belt, sneakin around downstairs. He didn't want anybody to see him but he'd be drunk so he'd stumble, crash into something and wake everybody up. 209
14 someday 5sQmdei adv.有一天 CHANDLER: Yeah, and someday when you're ready, you'll make it past the hedges. 209
1 hedges hedV n.树篱, 障碍物v.用树篱围住, 避免作正面答复 CHANDLER: Yeah, and someday when you're ready, you'll make it past the hedges. 209
10 invisible in5vizEbl adj.看不见的, 无形的 CHANDLER: Yeah, she, she brought the invisible cab. . . hop in. 209
1 esther 5estE n.[圣经]以斯帖, 《以斯帖记》 GRANDMOTHER: Esther Livingston. [scratches out name] Gone. 209
1 laurel 5lCrEl n.[植]月桂树, 桂冠, 殊荣vt.使戴桂冠, 授予荣誉      Laurel  [5lCrEl]  劳雷尔(女子名) GRANDMOTHER: He lives at 74 Laurel Drive in Middletown. If you hit the Dairy Queen, you've gone too far. You can take my cab. 209
3 fa fB: n.全音阶的长音阶第四音      FAabbr. (英国)足球协会 (Football Association) GRANDMOTHER: Is it really your fa--I can't... well of course it is. 209
5 argue 5B:^ju: vi.争论, 辩论vt.说服 GRANDMOTHER: It was your mother's idea. Ya know, she didn't want you to know your real father because it hurt her so much when he left, and, I didn't want to go along with it, but, well then she died and, and it was harder to argue with her. Not impossible, but harder. 209
8 upstate 5Qp5steit adj.偏僻的, 北部的adv.在州的北部n.州的北部 GRANDMOTHER: Last I heard, he was a pharmacist somewhere upstate. 209
7 pharmacist 5fB:mEsIst n.配药者, 药剂师 GRANDMOTHER: Last I heard, he was a pharmacist somewhere upstate. 209
1 updating Qp5deitiN vbl.更新 GRANDMOTHER: Oh, just updating the phonebook. 209
6 meadow 5medEu n.草地, 牧场 GRANDMOTHER: Oh, sure, yeah. [gets a box with the pictures] This is the one of you father in a meadow, and, uh, helping a little boy fly a kite, and here he is at a graduation. . . another graduation. . . another graduation. 209
3 kite kait n.风筝, (微风时使用的)高而轻的帆, <俚>[商]空头支票, 试探性行动vi.象风筝一样飞, 轻快地移动, 使用空头支票vt.使上升, 骗钱 GRANDMOTHER: Oh, sure, yeah. [gets a box with the pictures] This is the one of you father in a meadow, and, uh, helping a little boy fly a kite, and here he is at a graduation. . . another graduation. . . another graduation. 209
8 graduation 7^rAdju5eiFEn n.毕业, 毕业典礼, 刻度, 分等级 GRANDMOTHER: Oh, sure, yeah. [gets a box with the pictures] This is the one of you father in a meadow, and, uh, helping a little boy fly a kite, and here he is at a graduation. . . another graduation. . . another graduation. 209
12 knocked nCk v.敲, 敲打, 敲击, (使)碰撞n.敲, 击, 敲打 GRANDMOTHER: Well, I think you're better off without him. Oh honey, I know he's your daddy but, but to me he's still the irresponsible creep who knocked up your mom and stole her Gremlin. 209
3 irresponsible 7iris5pCnsEbl adj.不负责任的, 不可靠的 GRANDMOTHER: Well, I think you're better off without him. Oh honey, I know he's your daddy but, but to me he's still the irresponsible creep who knocked up your mom and stole her Gremlin. 209
2 gremlin 5^remlin n.小鬼 GRANDMOTHER: Well, I think you're better off without him. Oh honey, I know he's your daddy but, but to me he's still the irresponsible creep who knocked up your mom and stole her Gremlin. 209
1 lords   Lordsn. (前面与the连用)上院议员(总称)上议院 JOEY: I can't believe it's Christmas already. Ya know, I mean, one day your eatin' turkey, the next thing ya know, your lords are a-leapin' and you geese are a-layin'. 209
2 geese ^i:s 鹅肉,雌鹅,<贬>犹太人,傻瓜 JOEY: I can't believe it's Christmas already. Ya know, I mean, one day your eatin' turkey, the next thing ya know, your lords are a-leapin' and you geese are a-layin'. 209
7 pigeons 5pidVin n.鸽子 JOEY: Monica, pigeons learn faster that you. 209
2 ribbed ribd adj.有肋骨的, 有棱纹的 JOEY: They're ribbed for your pleasure. 209
15 snow snEu n.雪vi.下雪      Snow  [snEu]  斯诺(姓氏) JOEY: Uh, listen Phoebs, I know you're not goin' in there but do you think it'd be alright if I went in and used his bathroom? Oh, that's fine, never mind. Cool, snow, kinda like a blank canvas. 209
3 canvas 5kAnvEs v.彻底讨论探究n.帆布 JOEY: Uh, listen Phoebs, I know you're not goin' in there but do you think it'd be alright if I went in and used his bathroom? Oh, that's fine, never mind. Cool, snow, kinda like a blank canvas. 209
3 outlet 5autlet, -lit n.出口, 出路 JOEY: Well she better get here soon, the outlet stores close at 7. 209
1 squares skwZE n.正方形, 广场, 平方, 直角尺adj.正方形的, 四方的, 直角的, 正直的, 公平的, 结清的, 平方的, 彻底的adv.成直角地, 正直地, 公平地, 坚定地v.使成方形, 弄平, 使直, 与...一致, 符合, 自乘, 结算 MONICA: [carrying an ice cube tray] Ice, ice, ice squares anyone? Take a napkin. Alright. 209
21 napkin 5nApkin n.餐巾, 餐巾纸, <英>尿布, <美>月经带 MONICA: [carrying an ice cube tray] Ice, ice, ice squares anyone? Take a napkin. Alright. 209
1 sixteenth 5siks5ti:nW num.第十六, 十六分之一 MONICA: For the sixteenth time, no... I do not think you're obsessive. 209
3 posing Point Of Sells , 电子收款机系统 MONICA: Honey, uh, this is a picture of the frame guy posing in front of a bright blue screen with a collie. 209
1 collie 5kCli n.[动]牧羊狗(一种高大聪敏长毛的牧羊狗) MONICA: Honey, uh, this is a picture of the frame guy posing in front of a bright blue screen with a collie. 209
3 military 5militEri adj.军事的, 军用的 MONICA: Look at these authentic fake medals. I tell ya, mom's gonna be voted best dressed at the make-believe military academy. 209
3 authentic C:5Wentik adj.可信的 MONICA: Look at these authentic fake medals. I tell ya, mom's gonna be voted best dressed at the make-believe military academy. 209
1 impersonal im5pE:sEnl adj.非个人的 MONICA: Money is so impersonal. Cookies says someone really cares. . . Alright, we're broke, but cookies do say that. 209
1 blackmailed 5blAkmeIl n.勒索, 勒索所得之款vt.勒索 MONICA: No, if he doesn't like our cookies, too bad, I am not gonna be blackmailed. Look if worse comes to worse, it gets a little warm, we'll call it a theme party. 209
4 homemade 5hEJm5meId adj.自制的, 本国制的 MONICA: Oh, actually this year we just made him homemade cookies. 209
6 polish 5pCliF n.磨光, 光泽, 上光剂, 优雅, 精良vt.擦亮, 发亮, 磨光, 推敲vi.发亮, 变光滑adj.波兰的n.波兰人      Polish  [5pEuliF]  adj.波兰(Poland)的 MONICA: Rach, get the heat. [Rachel holds up her hand with wet fingernail polish] Ross, could you turn the heat down please? 209
2 fingernail 5fIN^EneIl n.手指甲 MONICA: Rach, get the heat. [Rachel holds up her hand with wet fingernail polish] Ross, could you turn the heat down please? 209
4 mistletoe 5misltEu n.槲寄生 MR. TREEGER: [to Rachel who is standing under mistletoe] So, uh, is this, uh, mistletoe? 209
3 surgeon 5sE:dVEn n.外科医生 PHOEBE: Alright, so, what, he's not a famous tree surgeon? And then, I guess, OK, he doesn't live in a hut in Burma where there's no phones? 209
7 phones fEun n.电话, 电话机v.(给...)打电话 PHOEBE: Alright, so, what, he's not a famous tree surgeon? And then, I guess, OK, he doesn't live in a hut in Burma where there's no phones? 209
9 hut hQt n.小屋, 棚屋 PHOEBE: Alright, so, what, he's not a famous tree surgeon? And then, I guess, OK, he doesn't live in a hut in Burma where there's no phones? 209
2 burma 5bE:mE n.缅甸(东南亚国家) PHOEBE: Alright, so, what, he's not a famous tree surgeon? And then, I guess, OK, he doesn't live in a hut in Burma where there's no phones? 209
18 eve i:v n.[诗]黄昏, 前夕, 前日      Eve  [i:v]  n. 伊夫(女子名) PHOEBE: Happy Christmas Eve Eve. [sees Ross's picture frame] Oh my God, where did you get this? 209
2 gram ^rAm n.克, [植]鹰嘴豆(用作饲料)      Gram  [^rAm]  革兰(①姓氏 ②Hans Christian Joachim, 1853Gram1938, 丹麦细菌学家, 医师) PHOEBE: Hi Gram. Whatcha doin'? 209
4 limerick 5limErik n.五行打油诗(一种通俗幽默短诗,有五行组成,韵式为aabba) PHOEBE: I can see that. A plate of brownies once told me a limerick. 209
7 brownies `braJnI adj.呈褐色的, 棕色的 PHOEBE: I can see that. A plate of brownies once told me a limerick. 209
8 mailbox   mailboxn.<美>邮筒, 邮箱 PHOEBE: Mailbox. 209
1 paramedics 5pArE7medik n.伞兵军医, 护理人员 PHOEBE: Oh, no no, that side doesn't have one, the paramedics had to cut through it. [Chandler jumps out of the car] 209
40 tree tri: n.树, 木料, 树状物vt.赶上树n.[计] 显示驱动器的子目录结构vi.爬上树, 逃上树 PHOEBE: Ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh. Ugly Naked Guy is decorating his tree. Oh my God, you should see the size of his Christmas Balls. 209
7 balls bC:l n.球, 球状物, 子弹, 舞会, 尽情地玩      Ball  [bC:l]  鲍尔(姓氏) PHOEBE: Ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh. Ugly Naked Guy is decorating his tree. Oh my God, you should see the size of his Christmas Balls. 209
1 screeches skri:tF n.尖声喊叫, 尖叫声, 急煞车声vt.尖着声音讲或喊vi.发出尖锐的声音, 发出恐惧或痛苦的叫喊声 PHOEBE: Ooh, this is it, 74. [screeches to a halt, Joey and Chandler are thrown into the plexiglass wall in the cab] 209
1 plexiglass 5pleksi^lB:s n.树脂玻璃 PHOEBE: Ooh, this is it, 74. [screeches to a halt, Joey and Chandler are thrown into the plexiglass wall in the cab] 209
2 halt hC:lt n.停止, 暂停, 中断vt.使停止, 使立定vi.立定, 停止, 踌躇, 有缺点 PHOEBE: Ooh, this is it, 74. [screeches to a halt, Joey and Chandler are thrown into the plexiglass wall in the cab] 209
5 grandpa 5^rAnpB:, 5^rAndpB: n.爷爷 PHOEBE: Uh-huh, got it. Ooh, I'm gonna see my dad. Wish me luck, Grandpa! [blows a kiss to a picture of Einstein] 209
1 einstein   Einsteinn.爱因斯坦(Albert 1879--1955,美籍德国犹太人,理论物理学家,创立相对论) PHOEBE: Uh-huh, got it. Ooh, I'm gonna see my dad. Wish me luck, Grandpa! [blows a kiss to a picture of Einstein] 209
7 cheat tFi:t n.欺骗, 骗子v.欺骗, 骗取 PHOEBE: Uh-huh, yeah, that's my cheat sheet. 209
21 lied li:d n.德国民谣歌曲      LIED=Laser Initiating Explosive Device 激光起爆爆炸装置 PHOEBE: Ya know, in all the years that we have been grandmother and granddaughter, you have never lied to me. 209
2 granddaughter 5^rAndC:tE(r) n.孙女 PHOEBE: Ya know, in all the years that we have been grandmother and granddaughter, you have never lied to me. 209
1 pharmacy 5fB:mEsi n.药房, 药剂学, 配药业, 制药业, 一批备用药品 PHOEBE: Yeah, maybe, yeah. You know, and, and I'll knock on the door and, and he'll hug me and I'll have a dad. Ya know and I'll, I'll go to his pharmacy and everyone will be really nice to me 'cause, you know, I'm Franks daughter. 209
2 franks frANks 弗兰克斯(姓氏) PHOEBE: Yeah, maybe, yeah. You know, and, and I'll knock on the door and, and he'll hug me and I'll have a dad. Ya know and I'll, I'll go to his pharmacy and everyone will be really nice to me 'cause, you know, I'm Franks daughter. 209
1 saratoga 7sArE5tEu^E 萨拉托加(美国纽约州东部一村落, 附近有温泉疗养地) PHOEBE: Yeah, um, in Albany, can I have the number of Frank Buffay. . . OK, um, in Ithica. . . alright, um, Saratoga. . . Oneonta. Alright, you know what, you shouldn't call youself information. [hangs up] 209
254 frank frANk adj.坦白的, 率直的, 老实的vt.免费邮寄n.免费邮寄特权      Frank  [frANk]  n. 弗兰克(男子名) PHOEBE: Yeah, um, in Albany, can I have the number of Frank Buffay. . . OK, um, in Ithica. . . alright, um, Saratoga. . . Oneonta. Alright, you know what, you shouldn't call youself information. [hangs up] 209
3 albany 5C:lbEni n.奥尔巴尼(美国纽约州的首府) PHOEBE: Yeah, um, in Albany, can I have the number of Frank Buffay. . . OK, um, in Ithica. . . alright, um, Saratoga. . . Oneonta. Alright, you know what, you shouldn't call youself information. [hangs up] 209
1 tropical 5trCpikl adj.热带的, 热情的 RACHEL: [answers door] Hi, welcome to our tropical Christmas party. You can put your coats and sweaters and pants and shirts in the bedroom. 209
3 sweaters 5swetE n.厚运动衫, 毛线衫 RACHEL: [answers door] Hi, welcome to our tropical Christmas party. You can put your coats and sweaters and pants and shirts in the bedroom. 209
15 tuesday 5tju:zdi n.星期二 RACHEL: [on phone] Hi, Mr. Treeger. Hi, it's Rachel Green from upstairs. Yes, somebody, uh, broke our knob on the radiator and it's really hot in here. Yes, it's, it's hot enough to bake cookies. Well, do you think we could have a new one by 6? Wha t, no, no, Tuesday, we can't wait until Tuesday, we're having a party tonight. 209
10 bake beik v.烘焙, 烤, 烧硬 RACHEL: [on phone] Hi, Mr. Treeger. Hi, it's Rachel Green from upstairs. Yes, somebody, uh, broke our knob on the radiator and it's really hot in here. Yes, it's, it's hot enough to bake cookies. Well, do you think we could have a new one by 6? Wha t, no, no, Tuesday, we can't wait until Tuesday, we're having a party tonight. 209
2 basil 5bAzl n.罗勒, 罗勒属植物      Basil  [5bAzl]  n. 巴兹尔(男子名) RACHEL: Huh-huh, no act--no, uhh, that, that is basil. 209
3 ornaments 5C:nEmEnt n.装饰物, 教堂用品vt.装饰, 修饰 RACHEL: Oh, by the way Mon, I don't think the mailman liked your cookies. Here are the ornaments your mom sent. [hands her a smashed box] 209
1 sauna 5saunE, 5sC:nE n.桑拿浴, 蒸汽浴 RACHEL: Oh, yeah, well hey, welcome to our sauna. 209
5 whiney `hwaInI adj.好发牢骚的, 嘀咕不停的,烦躁的 RACHEL: OK, you're whiney, you are, you're obsessive, you are insecure, you're, you're gutless, you know, you don't ever, you don't just sort of seize the day, you know. You like me for what, a year, you didn't do anything about it. And, uh, oh, you wear too much of that gel in your hair. 209
5 seize si:z v.抓住, 逮住, 夺取vt.没收, 查封 RACHEL: OK, you're whiney, you are, you're obsessive, you are insecure, you're, you're gutless, you know, you don't ever, you don't just sort of seize the day, you know. You like me for what, a year, you didn't do anything about it. And, uh, oh, you wear too much of that gel in your hair. 209
1 gutless 5^QtlIs adj.无胆量的, 没勇气的, 没有生气的 RACHEL: OK, you're whiney, you are, you're obsessive, you are insecure, you're, you're gutless, you know, you don't ever, you don't just sort of seize the day, you know. You like me for what, a year, you didn't do anything about it. And, uh, oh, you wear too much of that gel in your hair. 209
6 gel dVel n.凝胶体v.成冻胶 RACHEL: OK, you're whiney, you are, you're obsessive, you are insecure, you're, you're gutless, you know, you don't ever, you don't just sort of seize the day, you know. You like me for what, a year, you didn't do anything about it. And, uh, oh, you wear too much of that gel in your hair. 209
11 mailman `meIlmAn n.邮差 RACHEL: Uhh, the mailman, the super. 209
2 wiper 5waipE n.擦拭者, 手帕 RACHEL: Wiper blades. I don't even have a car. 209
8 blades bleid n.刀刃, 刀片 RACHEL: Wiper blades. I don't even have a car. 209
4 pea pi: n.豌豆      PEA=Physical Education Association 体育协会[英] ROSS: [sitting at table talking to a girl] It's hard to tell because I'm sweating, but I use exactly what the gel bottle says, an amount about the size of a pea. How, how can that be too much? 209
5 seizing 5si:ziN n.抓, 夺, 捆绑, 扣押 ROSS: Alright, alright, you know how you say I never seize the day? Well, alright, even though he's your super, I'm seizing. [approaches Mr. Treeger] Mr. Treeger, here is 50 bucks, merry Christmas. 209
21 hanukkah 5hB:nEkE n.(=Chanukah)光明节(犹太纪念节日之一) ROSS: Excuse me, I'm seizing. Mr. Treeger, here's another 50, happy Hanukkah. Will uh, will this help with the knob getting? 209
23 spring spriN n.春天, 跃起, 泉, 弹簧, 发条, 弹性, 弹力, 根源v.跳, 跃, 跃出, 使跳跃, 使爆炸, 触发 ROSS: Hey Rach. I, uh, got you a little present. [Rachel is not impressed]. . I'll open it. It's a Slinky! Remember, huh. [sings] Walks down stairs, alone or in pairs, everyone knows it's. . . just a big spring. Alright, you still mad at me becuase of the whole. . . 209
2 slinky 5sliNki adj.偷偷摸摸的, 体态富于曲线的 ROSS: Hey Rach. I, uh, got you a little present. [Rachel is not impressed]. . I'll open it. It's a Slinky! Remember, huh. [sings] Walks down stairs, alone or in pairs, everyone knows it's. . . just a big spring. Alright, you still mad at me becuase of the whole. . . 209
2 pairs pZE n.一对, 一双 ROSS: Hey Rach. I, uh, got you a little present. [Rachel is not impressed]. . I'll open it. It's a Slinky! Remember, huh. [sings] Walks down stairs, alone or in pairs, everyone knows it's. . . just a big spring. Alright, you still mad at me becuase of the whole. . . 209
3 bacon 5beikEn n.咸肉, 熏肉      Bacon  [5beikEn]  培根(①姓氏 ②Francis, 1561-1626, 英国散文作家、哲学家、政治家, 古典经验论的始祖 ③Roger, 1214 ?-1294, 英国自然科学、哲学家) ROSS: Hey, here's a theme: Come on in, live like bacon. 209
259 gunther `^JntE(r) n.(《尼伯龙之歌》中的勃艮第王)巩特尔 ROSS: How 'bout from now on we just call it the 'unfortunate incident'? [Rachel walks off] Hey Gunther, you got stairs in your place? 209
12 towels 5tauEl, taul n.手巾, 毛巾v.用毛巾擦 ROSS: I got some, uh, hers and hers towels for Susan and Carol. And, uh, I got this blouse for mom. 209
1 jerky 5dVE:ki adj.急拉的, 急动的n.牛肉干 ROSS: Monica, Monica, your guest are turning into jerky, OK. 209
4 metal 5metl n.金属 ROSS: Oh, oh that's right, I forgot about your ability to fuse metal. 209
1 fuse fju:z n.保险丝, 熔丝v.熔合      FUSE=Federation for Unified Science Education 统一科学教育联合会 ROSS: Oh, oh that's right, I forgot about your ability to fuse metal. 209
6 ability E5biliti n.能力, 才干 ROSS: Oh, oh that's right, I forgot about your ability to fuse metal. 209
1 furnishings 5f\:nIFINz n.家具,设备, 服饰用品,穿戴用品,室内陈设品 ROSS: Uh, Macy's, third floor, home furnishings. 209
2 cola 5kEulE n.可乐树(其子含咖啡碱), 可乐类饮料 ROSS: You got me a cola drink? 209
1 ignorance 5i^nErEns n.无知, 不知 [Chandler and Phoebe feign ignorance.] 210
1 feign fein vt.假装, 装作, 捏造, <古>想象vi.作假 [Chandler and Phoebe feign ignorance.] 210
5 airline 5ZElain n.定期航线 [Monica pulls out a bag full of airline bottles of liquor.] 210
22 exchange iks5tFeindV vt.交换, 调换, 兑换, 交流, 交易n.交换, 调换, 兑换, 交流, 交易 [Ross, Phoebe, Chandler, and Rachel all exchange money.] 210
2 builds bild v.建造, 建筑n.构造, 体格, 体形 [Russ and Julie look at each other with love in their eyes. The music builds...] 210
45 russ rQs, rU:s, rJs n.俄国人[语]adj.俄国的, 俄国人[语]的 [Russ enters Central Perk. He looks like Ross, except for his chin and hair (it is David Schwimmer in a dual role).] 210
1 dual 5dju(:)El adj.双的, 二重的, 双重 [Russ enters Central Perk. He looks like Ross, except for his chin and hair (it is David Schwimmer in a dual role).] 210
5 ordering 5C:dEriN 排序 分类 调整, 整顿 [Scene: A restaurant. Fun Bobby and Monica are ordering.] 210
6 marinara 7mArE5nArE n.(意大利烹饪用的含西红柿、大蒜、洋葱等调制成的)海员式沙司adj.[意]杂菜的 [Scene: Chandler and Joey's apartment. Joey is making marinara sauce and filling every container in sight. Chandler enters.] 210
3 container kEn5teinE n.容器(箱,盆,罐,壶,桶,坛子), 集装箱 [Scene: Chandler and Joey's apartment. Joey is making marinara sauce and filling every container in sight. Chandler enters.] 210
7 estl Systems Test Laboratory 电子系统测试实验室( NASA) [Scene: Estelle Leonard Talent Agency. Estelle (ESTL) is speaking on the phone.] 210
25 lead li:d vt.领导, 引导, 致使vi.领导, (道路等)通向, 导致, 用水砣测深n.领导, 领先, 导线, 铅, (自船上测海水深度的)铅陲, 石墨, 铅笔芯 [The gang is walking to a newsstand late at night. Joey is anxiously in the lead.] 210
3 weenie 5wi:ni adj.微小的, 细小的 CHAN: And weenie number two has it. Unless, of course, nine-down, Knights in White Satin was sung by the Doody Blues. 210
4 satin 5sAtin n.缎子, 假缎, 缎纹adj.绸缎做的, 缎子一般的, 光滑(似缎)的      SATIN=Satellite Inspector System 卫星检查系统 CHAN: And weenie number two has it. Unless, of course, nine-down, Knights in White Satin was sung by the Doody Blues. 210
1 knights nait n.(欧洲中世纪的)骑士, 爵士, 武士vt.授以爵位      Knight金山游侠,金山公司出品的游戏修改软件 CHAN: And weenie number two has it. Unless, of course, nine-down, Knights in White Satin was sung by the Doody Blues. 210
1 blues blu:z n.抑郁, 沮丧,忧郁布鲁斯歌曲(蓝调音乐) CHAN: And weenie number two has it. Unless, of course, nine-down, Knights in White Satin was sung by the Doody Blues. 210
9 dull dQl adj.感觉或理解迟钝的, 无趣的, 呆滞的, 阴暗的vt.使迟钝, 使阴暗, 缓和vi.变迟钝, 减少 CHAN: Bye..... ridiculously dull Bobby. 210
1 element 5elimEnt n.要素, 元素, 成分, 元件, 自然环境 CHAN: Hey, we're having some fun now, huh, Ross? Wanna do another one, huh Russ? OK... eleven letters, atomic element number 101... ends in ium. 210
3 atomic E5tCmik adj.原子的, 原子能的, 微粒子的 CHAN: Hey, we're having some fun now, huh, Ross? Wanna do another one, huh Russ? OK... eleven letters, atomic element number 101... ends in ium. 210
2 amnesia Am5ni:zjE n.健忘症 CHAN: Hey, yeah... we could all sleep together and then one of us could get amnesia. 210
1 mugful `mQ^fJl n.一大杯的容量 CHAN: I had about a mugful in this lovely 'I got boned at the Museum of Natural History' mug. 210
1 boned bEund adj.骨骼的, 去骨的 CHAN: I had about a mugful in this lovely 'I got boned at the Museum of Natural History' mug. 210
1 bittersweet 5bItEswi:t adj.又苦又甜的, 苦乐参半的 CHAN: OK, I guess this is gonna seem kinda bittersweet now, but... Joey, that's who. 210
5 pinching 5pintFiN v.收聚adj.引起痛苦[拮据]的 吝啬的 CHAN: OK, I'm gonna get some more coffee before the pinching and eye-poking begins. 210
5 pasta 5pB:stE n.意大利面制品, 意大利面食(包括通心粉及面条等) CHAN: Well is she... [reaches into the cookie jar for a cookie, takes his hand out, covered with pasta sauce] 210
2 ecstatic eks5tAtik n.狂喜的人adj.狂喜的, 心醉神迷的, 入迷的 ESTL: Joey, have you ever seen me ecstatic? 210
16 talented 5tAlEntid adj.有才能的 ESTL: Stop saying you're not talented, you're very talented. It's just with the bird dead and all, there's very little act left. Oh, honey, give me a break, will ya? [a knock on the door] Oooh, ooh, I'll talk to you later. 210
13 darling 5dB:liN n.心爱的人, 亲爱的 ESTL: Well, there's my favorite client. So tell me darling, how was the audition? 210
13 irish 5aiEriF n.爱尔兰人, 爱尔兰语, 爱尔兰adj.爱尔兰的, 爱尔兰人的 FBOB: [pulls out a flask] Whattaya say we make these, uh, coffees Irish? 210
2 flask flB:sk n.瓶, 长颈瓶, 细颈瓶, 烧瓶, 小水瓶 FBOB: [pulls out a flask] Whattaya say we make these, uh, coffees Irish? 210
3 coffees 5kCfi n.咖啡, 咖啡树, 咖啡茶, 咖啡豆, 咖啡色 FBOB: [pulls out a flask] Whattaya say we make these, uh, coffees Irish? 210
4 social 5sEuFEl adj.社会的, 爱交际的, 社交的, 群居的 FBOB: OK, look, this isn't the first time somebody's said something to me about this, but, I don't know... I always made excuses about it, like... uhhh... 'I'm just a social drinker,' or, 'C'mon, it's Flag Day.' 210
5 flag flA^ n.旗, 标记v.标记 FBOB: OK, look, this isn't the first time somebody's said something to me about this, but, I don't know... I always made excuses about it, like... uhhh... 'I'm just a social drinker,' or, 'C'mon, it's Flag Day.' 210
4 excuses iks5kju:z vt.原谅, 申辩, 做为...的托辞, 为...免去n.饶恕, 致歉, 理由, 口实, 借口, 清借条, 免去 FBOB: OK, look, this isn't the first time somebody's said something to me about this, but, I don't know... I always made excuses about it, like... uhhh... 'I'm just a social drinker,' or, 'C'mon, it's Flag Day.' 210
1 drinker 5driNkE n.喝的人, 酒徒 FBOB: OK, look, this isn't the first time somebody's said something to me about this, but, I don't know... I always made excuses about it, like... uhhh... 'I'm just a social drinker,' or, 'C'mon, it's Flag Day.' 210
3 hardware 5hB:dwZE n.五金器具, (电脑的)硬件, (电子仪器的)部件 FBOB: There are no hardware stores open past midnight in the Village. 210
18 display dI5spleI vt.陈列, 展览, 显示n.陈列, 展览, 显示显示,显示器 FBOB: Uh, public display of affection coming up. You can avert your eyes. [kisses Monica] 210
1 avert E5vE:t v.转移 FBOB: Uh, public display of affection coming up. You can avert your eyes. [kisses Monica] 210
2 affection E5fekFEn n.友爱, 爱情, 影响, 疾病, 倾向 FBOB: Uh, public display of affection coming up. You can avert your eyes. [kisses Monica] 210
16 offered 5CfE n.出价, 提议, 意图vt.提供, 出价, 贡献, 使出现, 企图, 演出vi.(机会、时机等)出现, 献祭, 提议 JOEY: But wait, wait, wait. Then, after I left her office, she caught up with me at the elevator and offered me an even bigger part. 210
30 elevator 5eliveitE n.电梯, 升降机, [空]升降舵 JOEY: But wait, wait, wait. Then, after I left her office, she caught up with me at the elevator and offered me an even bigger part. 210
1 unskilled 5Qn5skild adj.不熟练的, 拙劣的, 无需技能的 JOEY: Here it is, here it is. [reading from newspaper] The only thing worse than the mindless, adolescent direction was Joseph Tribbiani's disturbingly unskilled portrayal of the king. 210
2 portrayal pC:5treIEl n.描画, 描写 JOEY: Here it is, here it is. [reading from newspaper] The only thing worse than the mindless, adolescent direction was Joseph Tribbiani's disturbingly unskilled portrayal of the king. 210
2 mindless 5maindlis adj.没头脑的, 不用脑子的, 愚笨无知的, 粗心大意的 JOEY: Here it is, here it is. [reading from newspaper] The only thing worse than the mindless, adolescent direction was Joseph Tribbiani's disturbingly unskilled portrayal of the king. 210
1 disturbingly dis5tE:biNli adv.令人不安地, 动摇地 JOEY: Here it is, here it is. [reading from newspaper] The only thing worse than the mindless, adolescent direction was Joseph Tribbiani's disturbingly unskilled portrayal of the king. 210
2 adolescent 7AdEu5lesnt adj.青春期的, 青春的n.青少年 JOEY: Here it is, here it is. [reading from newspaper] The only thing worse than the mindless, adolescent direction was Joseph Tribbiani's disturbingly unskilled portrayal of the king. 210
11 bounces bauns v.(使)反跳, 弹起, (指支票)被银行退票, 弹跳n.(球)跳起, 弹回 JOEY: Hey no, seriously, I don't need you to pick me... [Fun Bobby picks Joey up off the ground, bounces him. Joey laughs.] Alright! It still works. 210
1 reviewed ri5vju: vt.回顾, 复习n.回顾, 复习, 评论 JOEY: I'm excited! I've never gotten reviewed before. 210
4 network 5netwE:k n.网络, 网状物, 广播网      Network网(络),(计算机,电路)网络[路][NET] JOEY: OK, uh.... listen, there's something I want to talk to you about. The network casting lady... 210
6 neurosurgeon 9njJErEJ`s\:dVEn n.神经外科医生 JOEY: Soooooo... you are now looking at Dr. Drake Ramore, neurosurgeon, recurring in at least four episodes! 210
9 episodes 5episEud n.一段情节, [音]插曲, 插话, 有趣的事件 JOEY: Soooooo... you are now looking at Dr. Drake Ramore, neurosurgeon, recurring in at least four episodes! 210
68 drake dreik n.公鸭, 蜉蝣类(=drake fly)      Drake  [dreik]  德雷克(①姓氏 ②Sir Francis, 1540?-1596, 英国航海家, 最初环绕地球航行一周的人) JOEY: Soooooo... you are now looking at Dr. Drake Ramore, neurosurgeon, recurring in at least four episodes! 210
8 callback `kR:lbAk n.回收, 回叫信号, 复查 JOEY: Well, I think it went pretty well. I.. I got a callback for Thursday. 210
2 promote prE5mEut vt.促进, 发扬, 提升, 提拔, 晋升为 JOEY: Yeah, but after Denise DeMarco, I had to promote it. 210
12 denise dE5ni:z, de5- n. 丹尼斯(女子名) JOEY: Yeah, but after Denise DeMarco, I had to promote it. 210
5 twist twist n.一扭, 扭曲, 盘旋, 曲折, 歪曲, 手法, 螺旋状vt.拧, 扭曲, 绞, 搓, 捻, 使苦恼, 使转动, 编织vi.扭弯, 扭曲, 缠绕, 扭动, 呈螺旋形 MNCA: [grabs waiter as he's leaving] I'd like a scotch on the rocks with a twist. 210
11 scotch skCtF 浅刻      Scotch  [skCtF]  n.苏格兰人, 苏格兰语adj.苏格兰人的, 苏格兰语的n.刻痕vt.镇压, 粉碎, 刻痕, 使受伤 MNCA: [grabs waiter as he's leaving] I'd like a scotch on the rocks with a twist. 210
12 rocks rCk n.岩石, 暗礁, 石头, 摇动vt.摇摆, 使动摇vi.摇, 摇动 MNCA: [grabs waiter as he's leaving] I'd like a scotch on the rocks with a twist. 210
15 cabin 5kAbin n.小屋, 船舱 MNCA: And for our two-week anniversary, he's gonna take me to his cousin's cabin for the weekend. 210
1 wagon 5wA^En n.四轮马车, 货车v.用运货马车运输货物 MNCA: Oh God, you fell off the wagon. 210
1 shoelaces 5Fu:leIs n.鞋带 MNCA: Oh no no, this is not for him, this is for me. That way he's still sober but I find his stories about shoelaces much more amusing. 210
1 nonfat 5nCn5fAt adj.脱脂的 MNCA: Rach, does this have nonfat milk? 210
7 spider 5spaidE n.蜘蛛, 设圈套者, 三脚架 MNCA: She's just upset because she, uh, she buttered a spider into her toast this morning. 210
1 buttered 5bQtE n.黄油, 牛油vt.涂黄油于...上 MNCA: She's just upset because she, uh, she buttered a spider into her toast this morning. 210
2 mediocre 7mi:di5EukE; 5mi:diEukE adj.普普通通的 MNCA: Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait one minute. Wait a minute. I believe this will change your mind. [Reads from paper] In a mediocre play, Joseph Tribbiana was able to achieve brilliant new levels of... continued on page 153...[turns it] sucking. 210
4 levels 5lev(E)l n.水平, 水平面, 水准, 标准, 级别adj.同高的, 平坦的, 齐平的, 水平的vt.使...水平, 夷平, 使同等, 瞄准, 对准vi.变平, 拉平 MNCA: Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait one minute. Wait a minute. I believe this will change your mind. [Reads from paper] In a mediocre play, Joseph Tribbiana was able to achieve brilliant new levels of... continued on page 153...[turns it] sucking. 210
2 achieve E5tFi:v vt.完成, 达到 MNCA: Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait one minute. Wait a minute. I believe this will change your mind. [Reads from paper] In a mediocre play, Joseph Tribbiana was able to achieve brilliant new levels of... continued on page 153...[turns it] sucking. 210
1 scrapes skreIp n.刮, 擦, 擦痕, 刮擦声, 困境vi.刮掉, 擦掉, 刮出刺耳声vt.刮, 擦, 擦伤, 挖成 MNCA: What these? [holding up liquor bottles] Oh, these are, um, for.. cuts and scrapes. 210
1 royal 5rCiEl adj.王室的, 皇家的, 第一流的, 高贵的 PHOE: Although, you know what? You might want to consider wearing underwear next time. Yeah, cause when you sat down on your throne you could kind of see your... royal subject. 210
1 bombed bCmd 遭到轰炸[轰击]的 PHOE: Yeah. Oh, OOOH, yeah, you know, did you notice how he always starts his stories with, um, OK, 'I was soooo wasted,' or, 'Oh, we were soooo bombed,' or, ummm, ooh, ooh, 'So I wake up, and I'm in this dumpster in Connecticut.' 210
3 sober 5sEubE adj.冷静的v.镇定 RACH: What, isn't he sober? 210
1 mendelevium 7mendE5li:viEm n.[化]钔(一种放射性元素) ROSS: [condescendingly] Dysprosium? Try mendelevium. 210
8 sharp FB:p n.高调, 内行, 利刃, 骗子adj.锐利的, 锋利的, 明显的, 强烈的, 刺耳的, 急剧的, 精明的, 敏捷的adv.整, 锐利地, 急速地日本夏普公司 ROSS: [to Russ] For your information, it's a card sharp, not a card shark. 210
7 shark FB:k n.[鱼]鲨鱼, 骗子<俚>内行, 专家v.敲诈 ROSS: [to Russ] For your information, it's a card sharp, not a card shark. 210
1 diploma di5plEumE n.文凭, 毕业证书, 证明权力、特权、荣誉等的证书, 奖状 ROSS: Hey, you're a doctor of gums. That's the smallest body part you can major in. It's like day one, floss. Day two, here's your diploma. 210
3 dues dju: n.应得物、权力, [复]应付款adj.应得的, 应付的, 正当的, 预期的, (车、船预定)应到的 ROSS: Oh c'mon. Maybe you're just, uhhh... paying your dues. 210
9 sentence 5sentEns n.句子, 判决, 宣判, 文句vt.宜判, 判决 ROSS: See what? I don't know what she sees in... innn that goober. And it takes him, what? Like... like... I don't know, uhh... uhhh, hello.... a... week, to get out a sentence. 210
1 goober 5^u(:)bE n.(美国南部)落花生, 花生 ROSS: See what? I don't know what she sees in... innn that goober. And it takes him, what? Like... like... I don't know, uhh... uhhh, hello.... a... week, to get out a sentence. 210
2 beverage 5bevE ridV n.饮料 ROSS: Well, I am going to, uh... get a beverage. It was nice, nice... uh... meeting you. 210
2 winged wiNd, 5wiNid adj.有翼的, 迅速的, 飞行的, 翼受伤的 ROSS: Well, uh, for your information, there's a woman at the museum, who's curator of moths and other... uh... winged things... who's, uh, let it be known that she is drawn to me much like a... well, you know. But so far I've been keeping her at bay, but, uh, if this is the deal... 210
1 moths mCW n.蛾, 蛀虫 ROSS: Well, uh, for your information, there's a woman at the museum, who's curator of moths and other... uh... winged things... who's, uh, let it be known that she is drawn to me much like a... well, you know. But so far I've been keeping her at bay, but, uh, if this is the deal... 210
4 sounding 5saundiN n.探通术 RUSS: [sounding like Ross] Hhhhiiiii. 210
2 ditto 5ditEu n.同上, 同上符号, 很相似的东西vt.重复adv.与前同地 RUSS: Ditto. 210
2 dysprosium dis5prEusiEm n.[化] 镝, 元素符号Dy RUSS: Dysprosium. 210
1 periodontist   periodontist牙周病学家, 牙周病医师 RUSS: Periodontist. 210
10 successful sEk5sesful adj.成功的 RUSS: You could not be more wrong. You could try... but you would not be successful. 210
3 escorted is5kC:t n.护卫(队), 护送, 陪同(人员), 护卫队v.护卫, 护送, 陪同 [Monica pushes Ben down the aisle in a stroller. Susan is escorted by both her parents. Carol is escorted by Ross.] 211
23 aisle ail n.走廊, 过道 [Monica pushes Ben down the aisle in a stroller. Susan is escorted by both her parents. Carol is escorted by Ross.] 211
2 unwraps 5Qn5rAp vt.打开, 解开, 展开 [Wedding music starts, Phoebe noisily unwraps a piece of candy.] 211
7 tune tju:n n.曲调, 调子, 和谐, 合调vt.调音, 调整, 拨收, 收听, 知道或察觉他人所说的话或表现的情绪 CHANDLER: [singing to the tune of Mister Rogers' Neighborhood] Who's the bitterest man in the living room, the bitterest man in the living room? Hi, neighbor. 211
2 bitterest 5bitE adj.苦的, 痛苦的, 怀恨的 CHANDLER: [singing to the tune of Mister Rogers' Neighborhood] Who's the bitterest man in the living room, the bitterest man in the living room? Hi, neighbor. 211
3 rejected ri5dVekt n.被拒之人, 被弃之物, 不合格品, 落选者, 不及格者vt.拒绝, 抵制, 否决, 呕出, 驳回, 丢弃 CHANDLER: [to the woman who just rejected him] All right look. Penis schmenis. We're all people. [She walks away again.] 211
1 subtitles 5sQbtaitl n.副题(书本中的), 说明对白的字幕 CHANDLER: Monica, I feel like you should have German subtitles. 211
2 inspect in5spekt vt.检查, 视察v.检查 CHANDLER: That's great. All right, I gotta get to work, I got a big dinosaur bone to inspect. 211
1 tendency 5tendEnsi n.趋向, 倾向 CHANDLER: You know, it's funny when my parents got divorced, they sent me to this shrink, and she told me that all kids have a tendency to blame themselves. But in your case it's actually kinda true. 211
8 chart tFB:t n.海图, 图表vt.制图 JOEY: All right, all right. "Damnit Braverman, it's right there on the chart!" 211
4 suffering 5sQfEriN n.苦楚, 受难adj.受苦的, 患病的 JOEY: I'm afraid the situation is much worse than we expected. Your sister is suffering from a..subcranial hematoma. Perhaps we can discuss this over coffee. 211
1 subcranial 9sQb`kreInIEl adj.[解]颅下的 JOEY: I'm afraid the situation is much worse than we expected. Your sister is suffering from a..subcranial hematoma. Perhaps we can discuss this over coffee. 211
18 perhaps pE5hAps adv.或许, 多半 JOEY: I'm afraid the situation is much worse than we expected. Your sister is suffering from a..subcranial hematoma. Perhaps we can discuss this over coffee. 211
1 hematoma 7hi:mE5tEumE n.[医]血肿 JOEY: I'm afraid the situation is much worse than we expected. Your sister is suffering from a..subcranial hematoma. Perhaps we can discuss this over coffee. 211
7 expected iks5pekt vt.期待, 预期, 盼望, 指望, <口>(料)想, 认为 JOEY: I'm afraid the situation is much worse than we expected. Your sister is suffering from a..subcranial hematoma. Perhaps we can discuss this over coffee. 211
7 pigs pi^ n.猪, 猪肉, 贪婪的人v.生小猪, 贪婪地吃      PIG=PendulousIntegratingGyro摆式积分陀螺仪 JOEY: I'm sorry, it's the pigs. they're reluctant to get in the blankets! 211
4 blankets 5blANkit n.毯子vt.覆盖 JOEY: I'm sorry, it's the pigs. they're reluctant to get in the blankets! 211
10 superman 5sju:pEmEn n.具有超人能力的人, 超人 JOEY: It just seems so futile, you know ? All these women, and nothing. I feel like Superman without my powers, you know? I have the cape, and yet I cannot fly. 211
5 powers 5pauE n.能力, 力量, 动力, 权力, [数]幂, [物]功率vt.使...有力量, 供以动力, 激励 JOEY: It just seems so futile, you know ? All these women, and nothing. I feel like Superman without my powers, you know? I have the cape, and yet I cannot fly. 211
3 futile 5fju:tail, -til adj.琐细的, 无用的, 无效果的, (人)没有出息的 JOEY: It just seems so futile, you know ? All these women, and nothing. I feel like Superman without my powers, you know? I have the cape, and yet I cannot fly. 211
11 cape keip n.海角, 岬      CAPE=Communication Automatic Processing Equipment 通信自动处理设备 JOEY: It just seems so futile, you know ? All these women, and nothing. I feel like Superman without my powers, you know? I have the cape, and yet I cannot fly. 211
3 wallace 5wClis n.华莱士(m.) JOEY: There's my scene, there's my scene. [Joey on tv] "Mrs. Wallace, I'm Dr. Drake Ramoray, your sister's neurosurgeon.  211
7 fart fB:t n.<俗>屁vi.放屁 JOEY: Yeah, and she's really nice too. She taught me all about how to work the cameras, and smell-the-fart acting. 211
21 cameras 5kAmErE n.照相机 JOEY: Yeah, and she's really nice too. She taught me all about how to work the cameras, and smell-the-fart acting. 211
21 minister 5ministE n.部长, 大臣 MINISTER: You know, nothing makes God happier than when two people, any two people, come together in love. Friends, family, we're gathered here today to join Carol and Susan in holy matrimony. 211
10 happier   happin.(日常穿的)宽松外衣 MINISTER: You know, nothing makes God happier than when two people, any two people, come together in love. Friends, family, we're gathered here today to join Carol and Susan in holy matrimony. 211
2 lamb lAm n.小羊, 羔羊v.生小羊      Lamb  [lAm]  拉姆(①姓氏 ②Willis Eugene, 1913-, 美国物理学家, 曾获1955年诺贝尔物理学奖) MONICA: God, this is so hard. I can't decide between lamb or duck. 211
3 dicing 5daisiN n.掷骰子, (皮革上的)菱形装饰 MONICA: I'm dicing, I'm dicing, I don't hear anything. 211
29 speed spi:d n.迅速, 速度, 速率v.加快, 速飞, 飞跑 MONICA: Joey, speed it up! 211
1 catered 5keitE vi.备办食物, 满足(需要), 投合 MONICA: They want me to do it, which is really cool, seeing as I've never catered before, and I really need the money, and this isn't a problem for you, is it? 211
5 mid mid adj.中央的, 中部的, 中间的      MID=minimal infecting dose 最小感染量 MR A: Oh, no, please, I spent most of mid-morning trying to stand up. Now uh, what can I do for you, my dear? 211
8 eaten 5i:tn vbl.eat的过去分词 MRS GREEN: Monica! You look gorgeous! Last time I saw you, it was eat or be eaten. 211
5 nude nju:d adj.裸体的, 裸的, 与生俱有的, 无装饰的n.裸体画, 裸体 MRS GREEN: Oh my god, there's an unattractive nude man playing the cello. 211
1 cello 5tFelEJ n.大提琴 MRS GREEN: Oh my god, there's an unattractive nude man playing the cello. 211
1 wonderfully   wonderfullyadv.惊人地, 极佳地 MRS GREEN: Oh, am I! I just danced with a wonderfully large woman. And three other girls made eyes at me over the buffet. Oh, I'm not saying it's something I wanna pursue, but it's nice to know I have options. 211
1 pursue pE5sju: vt.追赶, 追踪, 追击, 继续, 从事 MRS GREEN: Oh, am I! I just danced with a wonderfully large woman. And three other girls made eyes at me over the buffet. Oh, I'm not saying it's something I wanna pursue, but it's nice to know I have options. 211
5 options 5CpFEn n.选项, 选择权, [经]买卖的特权 MRS GREEN: Oh, am I! I just danced with a wonderfully large woman. And three other girls made eyes at me over the buffet. Oh, I'm not saying it's something I wanna pursue, but it's nice to know I have options. 211
3 danced 5dB:ns n.跳舞, 舞蹈, 舞会, 舞曲, 舞蹈艺术v.跳舞, 舞蹈, (旗等)飘扬 MRS GREEN: Oh, am I! I just danced with a wonderfully large woman. And three other girls made eyes at me over the buffet. Oh, I'm not saying it's something I wanna pursue, but it's nice to know I have options. 211
10 buffet 5bQfit n.餐具柜, 小卖部, 殴打, 打击v.打击, 搏斗 MRS GREEN: Oh, am I! I just danced with a wonderfully large woman. And three other girls made eyes at me over the buffet. Oh, I'm not saying it's something I wanna pursue, but it's nice to know I have options. 211
3 sorority sE5rCriti n.妇女联谊会, 女学生联谊会 MRS GREEN: This is just so exciting. You know, I never worked. I went straight from my father's house to the sorority house to my husband's house. I am just so proud of you. 211
3 marijuana mArI5hwB:nE n.[植]大麻n.[植]大麻, 大麻干叶和花 MRS GREEN: This is so much fun, just the girls. You know what we should do? Does anybody have any marijuana? 211
7 statue 5stAtju: vt.以雕像装饰n.雕像 PHOEBE: [enters] Hey. What a day. I took her everywhere. The Museum of Modern Art, Rockefeller Center, Statue of Liberty. 211
4 rockefeller 5rCkifelE 洛克菲勒(姓氏) PHOEBE: [enters] Hey. What a day. I took her everywhere. The Museum of Modern Art, Rockefeller Center, Statue of Liberty. 211
4 modern 5mCdEn n.现代人, 有思想的人adj.近代的, 现代的, 现代化的, 时髦的 PHOEBE: [enters] Hey. What a day. I took her everywhere. The Museum of Modern Art, Rockefeller Center, Statue of Liberty. 211
5 liberty 5libEti n.自由, 特权, 随意, 冒失, 冒昧, 失礼 PHOEBE: [enters] Hey. What a day. I took her everywhere. The Museum of Modern Art, Rockefeller Center, Statue of Liberty. 211
34 center 5sentE n.中心, 中央, 中心点, 中锋adj.中央的, 位于正中的vt.集中, 使聚集在一点, 定中心, 居中vi.居中, 有中心, 被置于中心 PHOEBE: [enters] Hey. What a day. I took her everywhere. The Museum of Modern Art, Rockefeller Center, Statue of Liberty. 211
1 butterscotch 5bQtEskCtF n.(咸味)奶油糖果 PHOEBE: [Mrs. Adelman's voice] Butterscotch? No one? All right, you'll be sorry later. 211
7 option 5CpFEn n.选项, 选择权, [经]买卖的特权 PHOEBE: [Mrs. Adelman's voice] In my day, divorce was not an option. 211
2 stella   Stellan. 斯特拉(女子名) PHOEBE: [Mrs. Adelman's voice] Talk about crap. Try listening to Stella Niedman tell the story of her and Rod Steiger for the hundredth time. 211
6 rod rCd n.杆, 棒 PHOEBE: [Mrs. Adelman's voice] Talk about crap. Try listening to Stella Niedman tell the story of her and Rod Steiger for the hundredth time. 211
2 hundredth 5hQndrEdW adj.第一百的 PHOEBE: [Mrs. Adelman's voice] Talk about crap. Try listening to Stella Niedman tell the story of her and Rod Steiger for the hundredth time. 211
3 unfinished 5Qn5finiFt adj.未完成的, 未琢磨的, 未染色的 PHOEBE: I don't know. I mean, she obviously has some kind of unfinished business. [Mrs. Adelman's voice] Sit up! 211
2 soupy 5su:pi adj.汤的 PHOEBE: I know who it is you remind me of. Evelyn Dermer. 'Course, that's before she got the lousy face lift. Now she looks like Soupy Sales. 211
2 dermer dE:m n.真皮, 皮肤 PHOEBE: I know who it is you remind me of. Evelyn Dermer. 'Course, that's before she got the lousy face lift. Now she looks like Soupy Sales. 211
9 rose rEuz n.蔷薇属, 玫瑰, 玫瑰红 vbl.rise的过去式      Rose  [rEuz]  n. 罗斯(女子名) PHOEBE: I miss Rose.  211
1 suburbs 5sQbE:b n.市郊, 郊区 RACHEL: I know. And Mom, I realize you and Daddy were upset when I didn't marry Barry and get the big house in the suburbs with all the security and everything, but this is just so much better for me, you know? 211
2 blessing 5blesiN n.祝福 RACHEL: Oh, I'm sorry. You know what? I cannot have this conversation with you. I mean, god, you just come in here, and drop this bomb on me, before you even tell Daddy. What? What do you want? Do you want my blessing? 211
2 copied 5kCpi n.副本, 拷贝, 摹仿, 一册v.复印, 复制, 拷贝, 抄袭 RACHEL: Well, then, you know, couldn't she have just copied my haircut? 211
6 pronounce prE5nauns v.发音, 宣告, 断言 ROSS: As in, "I now pronounce you wife and wife" married? 211
2 emphatic im5fAtik adj.语势强的, 用力的, 显著的, 断然的 ROSS: Look, do you love her? And you don't have to be too emphatic about this. 211
19 marrying 5mAri vt.娶, 嫁, 和...结婚 ROSS: Look, that has nothing to do with this, ok? She's my ex-wife. If she were marrying a guy, none of you'd expect me to be there. 211
1 revel 5revl v.狂欢n.狂欢 ROSS: No no no, I mean, hey, why shouldn't I be happy for you? What would it say about me if I couldn't revel in your joy? I'm revelling baby, believe me! 211
1 revelling 5revl v.狂欢n.狂欢 ROSS: No no no, I mean, hey, why shouldn't I be happy for you? What would it say about me if I couldn't revel in your joy? I'm revelling baby, believe me! 211
1 adelaide 5AdEleid 阿德莱德(①女子名 ②澳大利亚港市) ROSS: Well then that's it. And if George and Adelaide can't accept that, then the hell with them. Look, if my parents didn't want me to marry you, no way that would have stopped me. Look, this is your wedding. Do it. 211
2 overhear 7EuvE5hiE vt.无意中听到, 偷听 WOMAN: You know, I uh, I couldn't help but overhear what you just said, and I think it's time for you to forget about Rose, move on with your life...how 'bout we go get you a drink? 211
15 sequence 5si:kwEns n.次序, 顺序, 序列 ["Looks Like We Made It" starts playing and we enter a whole sequence of Marcel and Ross having fun in the city.] 212
2 hammock 5hAmEk n.吊床 [A monkey jumps on the desk and hands the guy a beer. He opens the beer and is suddenly on the beach, in a hammock, with beautiful women all around.] 212
6 shortly 5FC:tli adv.立刻, 不久, 简略地, 简言之, 即刻 [Back at the table. Joey and Ross return. Shortly, Chandler comes out, holding the stall door in front of him, and leaves.] 212
11 stall stC:l n.货摊, 畜栏, 厩, 出售摊v.(使)停转, (使)停止, 迟延 [In the bathroom Susie and Chandler are kissing. She backs into a stall.] 212
2 shields Fi:ld n.防护物, 护罩, 盾, 盾状物vt.(from) 保护, 防护v.遮蔽 [Joey opens the door and sees Erica (Brooke Shields). Joey gets a huge smile and Chandler squeezed the dish soap in the air.] 212
2 whistles (h)wisl n.口哨, 汽笛, 口哨声, 汽笛声v.吹口哨, 鸣汽笛 [Joey starts whistling, Chandler finishes the tune. Joey whistles again.] 212
4 limo 5limEu n.豪华轿车 [Marcel is driven off in a limo] 212
7 thread Wred n.线, 细丝, 线索, 思路, 螺纹 [Monica pulls a thread on Rachel's sweater and Rachel dumps the tomato sauce in Monica's purse] 212
1 mediating 5mi:diit, -djEt v.仲裁, 调停, 作为引起...的媒介, 居中调停 [Scene: Monica and Rachel's apartment. Monica and Rachel are upset with each other. Phoebe is mediating.] 212
2 cages keidV n.笼, 槛, (矿井)贯笼 [Scene: San Diego Zoo. Ross is at the Monkey cages.] 212
6 moo mu: vi.鸣叫n.牛叫声(MUD object-oriented)面向对象的MUD游戏      MOO(Mud, Object Oriented)面向对象的MUD游戏 [singing] Oh, the cow in the meadow goes moo, 212
7 fed fed [美俚]联邦调查局人员 联邦政府工作人员 反馈的      FED=Federal (for specifications or standards)联邦的(用于规格或标准)[美] [They keep flicking each other. This turns into slapping each other. This leads to wrestling on the floor. All the while Phoebe is saying "Happy thoughts". Eventually Phoebe gets fed up.] 212
8 file fail n.文件, 档案, 文件夹, 卷宗, 锉刀vt.把...归档, 提出(申请等), 锉, 琢磨vi.列队行进, 用锉刀锉 {Transcriber抯 Note: This is an hour-long special episode. Which means that the first part of this episode is episode 212. The second part of this episode is episode 213. Since episodes 212 and 213 are combined into one file, that抯 why there is no episode 213 in the season 2 table of contents and the numbers jump from episode 212 to 214.} 212
2 combined kEm5baind adj.组合的, 结合的 {Transcriber抯 Note: This is an hour-long special episode. Which means that the first part of this episode is episode 212. The second part of this episode is episode 213. Since episodes 212 and 213 are combined into one file, that抯 why there is no episode 213 in the season 2 table of contents and the numbers jump from episode 212 to 214.} 212
1 thinner 5WinE n.稀释剂 And last time you saw her she looked so much thinner. 212
1 hamburgers 5hAmbE:^E n.<美> 碎牛肉, 牛肉饼, 汉堡包 And that's how we get hamburgers. 212
1 bisexuals 5bai5seksjuEl adj.两性的, 雌雄同体的, [生物]=性体, [精神病]在性欲上受两性吸引的人 and then there are bisexuals, 212
5 frying frai n.油炸食物, 油炸锅, 鱼苗, 鱼秧v.油炸, 油煎 CHANDLER: [Joey grabs a frying pan] Yes, hitting her with a frying pan's a good idea. We might wanna have a backup plan, though, just in case she isn't a cartoon. 212
20 backup 5bAkQp n.后援, 支持, 阻塞vt.做备份adj.候补的, 支持性的[计] 文件备份 CHANDLER: [Joey grabs a frying pan] Yes, hitting her with a frying pan's a good idea. We might wanna have a backup plan, though, just in case she isn't a cartoon. 212
2 fatigues fE5ti:^ n.疲乏, 疲劳, 累活, [军]杂役vt.使疲劳, 使心智衰弱vi.疲劳 CHANDLER: [to an extra in fatigues] Nice camoflauge man, for a minute there I almost didn't see ya. 212
1 wering wE:, wE vbl.be的过去式 CHANDLER: [to guys wering yellow isolation suits] So, are you guys in the movie, or are you just really paranoid. 212
5 suits sju:t v.合适, 适合, 相配, 合式, 适宜于n.一套衣服 CHANDLER: [to guys wering yellow isolation suits] So, are you guys in the movie, or are you just really paranoid. 212
2 isolation 7aisEu5leiFEn n.隔绝, 孤立, 隔离, 绝缘, 离析 CHANDLER: [to guys wering yellow isolation suits] So, are you guys in the movie, or are you just really paranoid. 212
1 en en n.N 字, 半方prep.<法>在, 在...中 CHANDLER: Ahh, I believe my exact words were, 'Flaign,en - sten'. I mean I didn't know what to say, how do you know if you wanna do it on an elevator? 212
24 bastard 5bAstEd n.私生子 CHANDLER: And you left the toilet seat up, you bastard. [throws water in his face] 212
4 maniac 5meiniAk adj.发狂的, 癫狂的, 疯狂的n.[医]燥狂(症)者, 疯子, 一种高速电子数字计      MANIAC=Mathematical Analyzer Numerical Integrator & Computer 数学分析器数值积分器和计算机 CHANDLER: Hey, just because this woman thinks she can actually see Joey through the magical box in her living room doesn't mean she's not a person. I mean, does she not deserve happiness, does she not deserve love? What're you lookin' at me for? He's the one who wants to boff the maniac. 212
1 boff bCf n.高声笑, 博取笑声的台词, 卖座的戏 CHANDLER: Hey, just because this woman thinks she can actually see Joey through the magical box in her living room doesn't mean she's not a person. I mean, does she not deserve happiness, does she not deserve love? What're you lookin' at me for? He's the one who wants to boff the maniac. 212
8 fooling   foolingn.开玩笑的言行, 戏谑 CHANDLER: I've met the perfect woman. OK, we're sitting on her couch, we're fooling around, and then suddenly she turns to me and says, 'Do you ever want to do it in an elevator?' 212
2 stephen 5sti:vn n. 斯蒂芬(男子名) CHANDLER: No, Stephen Hurs was the kid who would eat anything for money, David Stein was the guy who had no elbows. 212
2 stein stain n.(容量约为一品脱的)陶质(或玻璃)啤酒杯      Stein  [stain]  斯坦(姓氏) CHANDLER: No, Stephen Hurs was the kid who would eat anything for money, David Stein was the guy who had no elbows. 212
3 tops tCps adj.最上等的, 第一流的      TOPS=Thermoelectric Outer Planet Spacecraft 热电推进式外行星飞船 CHANDLER: Oh no no no no, no no no no no no, you see, what I had planned shouldn't take more that 2, 3 minutes tops. 212
1 wack wAk n.<美俚>怪人 CHANDLER: Oh no no no, she's a total wack job. Yeah, she thinks that Joey is actually Dr. Drake Remore. 212
8 pimp pimp n.<美俚>男妓, 皮条客vi.拉皮条 CHANDLER: Oh, right, well yeah, I graduated fourth grade and realized I wasn't a pimp. 212
1 stalkers   stalkern.网子的一种, 高视阔步者 CHANDLER: That's how radio stars escape stalkers. 212
1 clydesdales 5klaidzdeil 强健的挽马(的)(源出苏格兰 Clyde 地方所产名马) CHANDLER: That's what I did when I lost my Clydesdales. 212
1 informative in5fC:mEtiv adj.情报的, 提供情报的, 见闻广博的 CHANDLER: Very informative! 212
3 swell swel v.(使)膨胀, 增大 CHANDLER: Well, if I was wearing your underwear then, uh, what would you be wearing?. . . You're swell. 212
14 ye ji: [域] Yemen , 也门 CHANDLER: Well, ye, yes, actually, but, uh, they were my Aunt Edna's, and there were three of us in there. 212
6 misery 5mizEri n.痛苦, 苦恼, 悲惨, 不幸, 穷困 CHANDLER: Well, you remember Cathy Bates in Misery? 212
4 cathy `kAWI n.凯茜,女子名 CHANDLER: Well, you remember Cathy Bates in Misery? 212
1 bates beits 贝茨(姓氏) CHANDLER: Well, you remember Cathy Bates in Misery? 212
1 clench klentF n.牢牢抓住, 钉紧, 敲弯的钉头v.紧握, (拳头)牢牢地抓住, 确定, 敲弯vi.握紧, 钉牢 CHANDLER: Well, you want me to uh, clench anything, or-... Susie? Susie. 212
2 genre VB:Nr n.类型, 流派 CHANDLER: What, you never look down in the shower? Oh please. I'm not allowed to make one joke in the monkey-is-penis genre? 212
5 attitude 5Atitju:d n.姿势, 态度, 看法, 意见 CHANDLER: Yeah, well sure, when he did it, it was funny. When I did it to my boss's hat. . . all of the sudden I have this big attitude problem. 212
3 mechanism 5mekEnizEm n.机械装置, 机构, 机制 CHANDLER: Yes, back then I, uh, used humor as a defense mechanism. Thank God I don't do that anymore. 212
4 humor 5hju:mE n.幽默, 心情, 诙谐vt.迎合, 牵就, 顺应 CHANDLER: Yes, back then I, uh, used humor as a defense mechanism. Thank God I don't do that anymore. 212
11 defense di5fens n.(D-)(美国)国防部, 防卫, 防卫物vt.谋划抵御 CHANDLER: Yes, back then I, uh, used humor as a defense mechanism. Thank God I don't do that anymore. 212
2 emotion i5mEuFEn n.情绪, 情感, 感情 CHANDLER: You know I think he will be surprised, 'till he realizes he's a monkey, and uh, you know, isn't capable of that emotion. 212
9 capable 5keipEbl adj.有能力的, 能干的, 有可能的, 可以...的 CHANDLER: You know I think he will be surprised, 'till he realizes he's a monkey, and uh, you know, isn't capable of that emotion. 212
5 monkeyshine `mQNkIFaIn n.<美口>把戏, 恶作剧, 胡闹 COMMERCIAL VOICEOVER: ...With MonkeyShine Beer. [MonkeyShine theme] MonkeyShine Beer, 'cause it's a jungle out there.] 212
6 jerry 5dVeri adj.草率的, 偷工减料的 DIRECTOR'S ASSISTANT: Hey Sal, Jerry wants to know if the monkey's ready for the subway set? 212
7 lounge laundV n.闲逛, 休闲室, 长沙发vi.闲荡, 懒洋洋地躺卧vt.虚度光阴 ERICA: Sabrina. I know about you two. I saw you today kissing in the doctor's lounge. 212
1 spinal 5spainl adj.脊骨的, 脊髓的n.脊椎麻醉 ERICA: Well, here we sit, devil may care, just a little while ago you were reattaching someone's spinal cord. 212
4 salem `seIlEm n.塞伦 ERICA: Well, yes, yes, the best doctor in all of Salem, Dr. Drake Remore. 212
1 spectre   spectren.鬼性 JANITOR: Ahh, the bat. Ambassador of darkness, flitting out of his cave like a winged messenger, sightless spectre of the macabe. 212
1 sightless 5saitlis adj.盲的 JANITOR: Ahh, the bat. Ambassador of darkness, flitting out of his cave like a winged messenger, sightless spectre of the macabe. 212
2 messenger 5mesindVE n.报信者, 使者 JANITOR: Ahh, the bat. Ambassador of darkness, flitting out of his cave like a winged messenger, sightless spectre of the macabe. 212
2 flitting   flitting调拨, 搬运, 搬移 JANITOR: Ahh, the bat. Ambassador of darkness, flitting out of his cave like a winged messenger, sightless spectre of the macabe. 212
3 darkness 5dB:knis n.黑暗, 漆黑 JANITOR: Ahh, the bat. Ambassador of darkness, flitting out of his cave like a winged messenger, sightless spectre of the macabe. 212
12 bat bAt, bB:t n.蝙蝠, 球棒v.用球棒击球[计] 批处理文件的扩展名abbr.[军] Basic Armor Training, 装甲兵基础训练 JANITOR: Ahh, the bat. Ambassador of darkness, flitting out of his cave like a winged messenger, sightless spectre of the macabe. 212
1 ambassador Am5bAsEdE n.大使 JANITOR: Ahh, the bat. Ambassador of darkness, flitting out of his cave like a winged messenger, sightless spectre of the macabe. 212
3 taunting tC:nt n.辱骂, 嘲弄vt.嘲弄, 奚落adj.[海](桅杆)很高的 JANITOR: Hmm, Lipson knows huh? Ahh, hello Mr. Opossum, enigma of the trees, upside-down denizen of the night, taunting gravity with... 212
3 opossum E5pCsEm n.尾有卷握力的小有袋动物, 负鼠, <美口>装死, 装蒜 JANITOR: Hmm, Lipson knows huh? Ahh, hello Mr. Opossum, enigma of the trees, upside-down denizen of the night, taunting gravity with... 212
1 enigma i5ni^mE n.谜, 不可思议的东西 JANITOR: Hmm, Lipson knows huh? Ahh, hello Mr. Opossum, enigma of the trees, upside-down denizen of the night, taunting gravity with... 212
1 denizen 5denizn n.居民 JANITOR: Hmm, Lipson knows huh? Ahh, hello Mr. Opossum, enigma of the trees, upside-down denizen of the night, taunting gravity with... 212
2 nocturnal nCk5tE:nl adj.夜的, 夜曲的 JANITOR: Meet me in the nocturnal house in 15 minutes. 212
2 publicity pQb5lisiti n.公开 JANITOR: Of course they're gonna say he's dead. They don't want the bad publicity. It's all a great big cover-up. Do you have any idea how high up this thing goes? 212
30 entertainment entE5teinmEnt n.款待, 娱乐, 娱乐表演 JANITOR: Your monkey found a new career, in the entertainment field. That's all I know. 212
1 flossing flCs n.丝棉, 乱丝, 绣花丝线, [植]绒毛 JOEY: Alright, alright. [climbs up in the next stall and looks over at Chandler] Woah, someone's flossing. 212
1 emphatically Im`fAtIkLlI adv.强调地, 用力地 JOEY: Alright, just one. [she licks his hands rather emphatically] Wow, you're good at that. 212
4 stalker   stalkern.网子的一种, 高视阔步者 JOEY: Oh my god, I got my very own stalker. 212
7 thong WCN n.皮带 JOEY: Oh, I'm gettin' heat from the guy in the hot pink thong. 212
2 victims 5viktim n.受害人, 牺牲者, 牺牲品 JOEY: One of the virus victims called in sick, so Cathy recommended me and boom, I'm dying on the gurney. Oh Ross, Marcel just finished his last scene if you want to go down there and say goodbye. 212
3 recommended   recommended被推荐的 JOEY: One of the virus victims called in sick, so Cathy recommended me and boom, I'm dying on the gurney. Oh Ross, Marcel just finished his last scene if you want to go down there and say goodbye. 212
1 choppered 5tFCpE n.断路器 JOEY: Right, they uh, they choppered me in. What's up? 212
5 ton tQn n.吨, 大量, 许多 JOEY: So, assistant to the director. That's a really exciting job, I mean, you must have a ton of cool responsibilities. 212
4 responsibilities ris7pCnsE5biliti n.责任, 职责 JOEY: So, assistant to the director. That's a really exciting job, I mean, you must have a ton of cool responsibilities. 212
1 nibbling 5nibl n.半位元组, 细咬, 轻咬, 啃v.一点一点地咬, 细咬, 吹毛求疵 JOEY: That's it, just hey. Like at the end of a dance, HEY! [she starts nibbling his hand] Hey. He-hey. 212
109 dude dju:d n.花花公子, 纨绔子弟 JOEY: Woah, dude, burn. 212
1 dean di:n n.(大学)院长, 主持牧师, (基督教)教长      Dean  [di:n]  n. 迪安(男子名) LIPSON: Hi, Dean Lipson, zoo administrator. I was told you had a question. 212
1 administrator Ed5ministreitE n.管理人, 行政官      Administrator网络管理员 LIPSON: Hi, Dean Lipson, zoo administrator. I was told you had a question. 212
1 sicker 5sikE [美军俚]住院病人adj.[苏]安全的 可靠的adv.确实地, 可靠地 LIPSON: Well he got sick, and then he got sicker, and then he got a little better but then he died. 212
1 macaws mE5kC: n.金刚鹦鹉, 美国棕榈 LIPSON: Yes, and come see the bird show at 4. The macaws wear hats. Well it's a lot cuter if your monkey hasn't just died. 212
1 secretive si5kri:tiv adj.秘密的, 偷偷摸摸的, [生理]分泌的,促进分沁的 MONICA: [reading] 'Dear Dr. Remore, know that I love you and would do anything to have you.' Gosh. 'Your not-so-secretive admirer, Erica Ford.' Ooh wait, 'PS enclosed please find 14 of my eyelashes.' 212
5 ford fC:d n.浅滩v.徒涉      Ford  [fC:d]  福特(①姓氏 ②Henry, 1863--1947,美国汽车制造厂商 ③Gerald Rudolph, 1913-, 于1974-1976任美国第38任总统 ④Paul Leicester, 1865-1902 美国历史学家及小说家) MONICA: [reading] 'Dear Dr. Remore, know that I love you and would do anything to have you.' Gosh. 'Your not-so-secretive admirer, Erica Ford.' Ooh wait, 'PS enclosed please find 14 of my eyelashes.' 212
36 erica 5erIkE n.石南科灌木      Erican. 埃里卡(女子名) MONICA: [reading] 'Dear Dr. Remore, know that I love you and would do anything to have you.' Gosh. 'Your not-so-secretive admirer, Erica Ford.' Ooh wait, 'PS enclosed please find 14 of my eyelashes.' 212
1 enclosed   enclosedadj.被附上的 MONICA: [reading] 'Dear Dr. Remore, know that I love you and would do anything to have you.' Gosh. 'Your not-so-secretive admirer, Erica Ford.' Ooh wait, 'PS enclosed please find 14 of my eyelashes.' 212
3 admirer Ed5maIErE(r) n.景慕者, 赞赏者, 敬慕者 MONICA: [reading] 'Dear Dr. Remore, know that I love you and would do anything to have you.' Gosh. 'Your not-so-secretive admirer, Erica Ford.' Ooh wait, 'PS enclosed please find 14 of my eyelashes.' 212
5 baking 5beikiN n.烘焙, 一次烘焙的量 MONICA: But no. Maybe if I were baking. 212
6 flicking flik n.(用鞭)快速的轻打, 轻打声, 弹开v.轻弹, 轻轻拂去, 忽然摇动, (翅)拍动, (旗)飘扬 MONICA: Quit flicking [flicks] 212
4 wham (h)wAm n.重打声v.重打 MONICA: The muscles from Brussels, wham bam Van Damme, did you see Time Cop? 212
5 muscles 5mQsl n.肌肉, 臂力, (可供食用的)瘦肉, [解]肌 MONICA: The muscles from Brussels, wham bam Van Damme, did you see Time Cop? 212
32 cop kCp n.警官, 巡警, [纺]管纱vt.抓住      COP=Coefficient of Performance性能系数 Continuous Optimi-zation Progam连续优化程序 Control Optimization控制优化 Control-Oriented Processor面向控制的处理机 MONICA: The muscles from Brussels, wham bam Van Damme, did you see Time Cop? 212
1 brussels 5brQslz n.布鲁塞尔(比利时首都) MONICA: The muscles from Brussels, wham bam Van Damme, did you see Time Cop? 212
2 stamp stAmp n.邮票, 印花, 印, 图章, 标志, 印记, 跺脚, 顿足v.跺(脚), 顿(足), 压印 MONICA: This wasn't addressed to Days of Our Lives, this is, this came to your apartment. There's no stamp on it, this woman was in our building. 212
4 addressed E5dres n.地址, 致辞, 演讲, 说话的技巧vt.向...致辞, 演说, 写姓名地址, 从事, 忙于 MONICA: This wasn't addressed to Days of Our Lives, this is, this came to your apartment. There's no stamp on it, this woman was in our building. 212
2 exception ik5sepFEn n.除外, 例外, 反对, 异议 MONICA: Well, what made you make the exception for me? 212
1 flicked flik n.(用鞭)快速的轻打, 轻打声, 弹开v.轻弹, 轻轻拂去, 忽然摇动, (翅)拍动, (旗)飘扬 MONICA: You flicked me first. 212
4 peru pE5ru:, pi5ru: n.秘鲁 Now, your mom and your dad said she moved to Peru, 212
13 titles 5taitl n.头衔, 名称, 标题, 冠军, 资格, 字幕, 权利, 扉页vt.赋予头衔, 加标题于adj.标题的, 用作书名的 OPENING TITLES  212
1 pouty `paJtI adj.撅嘴的, 容易生气的 PHOEBE: I can see that, 'cause they both have those big brown eyes and, ya know, the little pouty chin. 212
7 purple 5pE:pl adj.紫色的n.紫色 PHOEBE: No. What do you, what do you want me to be, like some stupid, big, like, purple dinosaur? 212
2 grandparents 5^rAndpeErEnt n.祖父或祖母, 祖父母 PHOEBE: OK, um, I'm gonna play, um, some songs about grandparents, OK. [singing] 212
1 tunes tju:n n.曲调, 调子, 和谐, 合调vt.调音, 调整, 拨收, 收听, 知道或察觉他人所说的话或表现的情绪 PHOEBE: OK. [they kiss] OK, alrighty, let's play some tunes. Hi everybody, I'm Phoebe 212
14 jake dVeik adj.满意的, 上等的n.<美> 乡下佬, 家伙 PHOEBE: Ooh, where are you off to, Travelin' Jake? 212
3 bitches bitF n.母狗, 母狼, 母狐, <俚>婊子 PHOEBE: There we go.You know what, if we were in prison, you guys would be, like, my bitches. 212
8 strings striN n.线, 细绳, 一串, 一行v.排成一列 PHOEBE: Yeah. Oh, except one of the strings on my guitar is broken. Hey, Chandler, can I borrow your G-string? 212
1 unjustified   unjustifiedadj.未被证明其正确的 RACHEL: Alright, I feel that this is totally unjustified. [Monica starts making faces behind her back] She gave me the green light, I did nothing but-. Do you think I can't see you in the TV set? 212
20 drew dru: vbl.draw的过去式 RACHEL: And then Jean-Claude took me to that place Crossroads and that's where we hung out with Drew Barrymore. 212
1 crossroads 5krCsrEud n.十字路, 十字路口, 歧途 RACHEL: And then Jean-Claude took me to that place Crossroads and that's where we hung out with Drew Barrymore. 212
2 barrymore 5bArimC: 巴里莫尔(姓氏) RACHEL: And then Jean-Claude took me to that place Crossroads and that's where we hung out with Drew Barrymore. 212
8 impressive im5presiv adj.给人深刻印象的, 感人的 RACHEL: Impressive. 212
3 jus dVu:s, Vu:s n.<拉>法, 法律的原则,法律认可的权利(或权力)      JUS=Jugoslovenski Standard 南斯拉夫国家标准 RACHEL: OK, well, you wouldn't let me finish and I was jus- [Monica flicks her back] Ow. That hurt [flicks Monica] 212
3 goofy 5^u:fi adj.愚笨的, 傻瓜的 RACHEL: Um, this is gonna sound kinda goofy but uhhm, my friend over there, who cooks by the way, um, she thinks you're cute. 212
4 cooks kuk n.厨师v.烹调, 煮, 伪造 RACHEL: Um, this is gonna sound kinda goofy but uhhm, my friend over there, who cooks by the way, um, she thinks you're cute. 212
2 sabrina sE`bri:nE n.塞布丽娜(f.) RACHEL: Well how can that be, you were just kissing Sabrina? 212
8 flicks flik n.(用鞭)快速的轻打, 轻打声, 弹开v.轻弹, 轻轻拂去, 忽然摇动, (翅)拍动, (旗)飘扬 RACHEL: Would you let me talk. [flicks Monica on the forehead] 212
2 pretended pri5tendid adj.假装的, 虚假的 RACHEL: Yes, yes it is true. And I know this because, because he pretended to be Drake to, to sleep with me. [throws water in his face] 212
4 handbag 5hAndbA^ n.手提包 RACHEL: You give me back my sweater or it's handbag marinara. 212
1 performers pE5fC:mE(r) n.表演者 ROB: Anyway, I schedule performers for the childrens libraries around the city and I was just thinking, have you ever thought about playing your songs for kids? 212
3 libraries 5laibrEri n.图书馆, 藏书室, 库 ROB: Anyway, I schedule performers for the childrens libraries around the city and I was just thinking, have you ever thought about playing your songs for kids? 212
3 barney 5bB:ni n. 吵闹,大吵大闹      Barney  [5bB:ni]  n.巴尼(Barnabas 的昵称)(m.) ROB: I'm not saying you have to be Barney. 212
2 kiddie `kIdI n.(=kiddy) 小孩 ROB: Maybe if you just played some regular kiddie songs. 212
2 complaints kEm5pleint n.诉苦, 抱怨, 牢骚, 委屈, 疾病 ROB: The library board has had a lot of complaints from parents about some of the stuff in your songs. 212
2 barnyard 5bB:njB:d n.谷仓前的院地, 畜棚场, 空场(指粗陋,脏的空地) ROB: The thing is, I think some of the parents, they were kinda hopin' that you'd play more songs about like, barnyard animals. 212
3 bribe braib n.贿赂vt.贿赂, 向...行贿 ROSS: Are you trying to get me to bribe you? 212
3 harry 5hAri v.掠夺, 折磨      Harry  [5hAri]  [常作 old Harry ]恶魔, 恶鬼 ROSS: Good morning. Hey pal, look who I brought. It's your old friend Harry Elefante. [Marcel grabs the elephant doll and throws it to the ground] 212
2 elephant 5elifEnt n.象, 一种纸张的尺寸 ROSS: Good morning. Hey pal, look who I brought. It's your old friend Harry Elefante. [Marcel grabs the elephant doll and throws it to the ground] 212
15 reminds ri5maind vt.提醒, 使想起 ROSS: I meant because the monkey in it reminds me of Marcel. 212
2 raisins 5reizn n.葡萄干 ROSS: Remember when sometimes he'd borrow your hat, and, and when you got it back there'd be little monkey raisins in it. 212
226 tag tA^ n.标签, 鞋带、绳子等末端的金属物, 垂下物, 附属物, 名称, 标记符, 陈词滥调, 结束语vt.加标签于, 紧随, 添饰, 起浑名, 连接vi.紧随 ROSS: Thanks for letting me tag along tonight you guys. 212
5 hans hAnz n.德国人或荷兰人的绰号 ROSS: That's right, he's not Drake, he's Hans Remore, Drake's evil twin. 212
2 tracked trAk n.轨迹, 车辙, 跟踪, 航迹, 足迹, 路, 磁轨, 途径vt.循路而行, 追踪, 通过, 用纤拉vi.追踪, 留下足迹, 走 ROSS: Well, I tracked down Marcel and get this, he's healthy, he's happy, and he's right here in New York filming Outbreak II - The Virus Takes Manhattan. 212
1 outbreak 5autbreik n.(战争的)爆发, (疾病的)发作 ROSS: Well, I tracked down Marcel and get this, he's healthy, he's happy, and he's right here in New York filming Outbreak II - The Virus Takes Manhattan. 212
18 ii Image Intensification, 微光 ROSS: Well, I tracked down Marcel and get this, he's healthy, he's happy, and he's right here in New York filming Outbreak II - The Virus Takes Manhattan. 212
7 filming 5filmiN 镀膜 ROSS: Well, I tracked down Marcel and get this, he's healthy, he's happy, and he's right here in New York filming Outbreak II - The Virus Takes Manhattan. 212
4 donated dEu5neit v.捐赠, 赠予 ROSS: Well, I uh, I can't seem to find the monkey I donated last year. He's a capuchan, answers to the name Marcel. 212
20 l el n.字母l ROSS: Well, there's this, uh, paleontology conference in L.A. so I figured I'd go and then drive down to the zoo and surprise Marcel. 212
19 conference 5kCnfErEns n.会议, 讨论会, 协商会 ROSS: Well, there's this, uh, paleontology conference in L.A. so I figured I'd go and then drive down to the zoo and surprise Marcel. 212
1 adjoining E5dVCiniN adj.邻接的, 隔壁的 ROSS: What? Let me see. [climbs up in the other adjoining stall] 212
1 mealworms 5milwE:m n.生于谷类, 面粉中的甲虫之幼虫 ROSS: With mealworms. 212
1 flipper 5flipE n.鳍状肢, 潜水用橡皮制鳍状肢, <俚>手 SECURITY GUARD: Yeah, and I have a time share in the Pocanos with Flipper. 212
6 worn wC:n adj.用旧的, 疲倦的vbl.wear的过去分词 SUSIE: But um, here's an idea, have you ever worn women's underwear? 212
1 squirmy   squirmyadj.蠕动的 SUSIE: How you doin there squirmy? 212
1 refuses ri5fju:z vt.拒绝, 谢绝n.废物, 垃圾 SUSIE: I can't do Chris's makeup. She refuses to acknowledge that she has a moustasche. 212
1 acknowledge Ek5nClidV vt.承认, 答谢, 报偿 SUSIE: I can't do Chris's makeup. She refuses to acknowledge that she has a moustasche. 212
10 actors 5AktE n.男演员, 行动者, 参与者 SUSIE: I hate actors. 212
6 moss mCs n.苔, 藓      MOSS=Manned Orbital Space Station [宇]载人轨道空间站 SUSIE: I'm Susie Moss. Fourth grade, glasses, I used to carry around a box of animal crackers like a purse.  212
4 crackers 5krAkEz adj.精神错乱的, 癫狂的 SUSIE: I'm Susie Moss. Fourth grade, glasses, I used to carry around a box of animal crackers like a purse.  212
43 van vAn n.有篷货车, 先锋, 前驱, 前卫vt.用车搬运      Van  [vAn]  范(男子名) SUSIE: It looks like one of her eyebrows fell down. Now unless someone convinces her to let me bleach it, Jean-Claude Van Damme is gonna be making out with Gabe Kaplan. 212
14 jean dVein n.牛仔裤, 裤子, 细斜纹布      Jean  [dVi:n]  吉恩(①男子名, John的异体 ②女子名, Joanna的异体) SUSIE: It looks like one of her eyebrows fell down. Now unless someone convinces her to let me bleach it, Jean-Claude Van Damme is gonna be making out with Gabe Kaplan. 212
1 gabe ^eIb n.加布(Gabriel的异体)(m.) SUSIE: It looks like one of her eyebrows fell down. Now unless someone convinces her to let me bleach it, Jean-Claude Van Damme is gonna be making out with Gabe Kaplan. 212
1 convinces kEn5vins vt.使确信, 使信服 SUSIE: It looks like one of her eyebrows fell down. Now unless someone convinces her to let me bleach it, Jean-Claude Van Damme is gonna be making out with Gabe Kaplan. 212
7 claude klC:d n. 克劳德(男子名) SUSIE: It looks like one of her eyebrows fell down. Now unless someone convinces her to let me bleach it, Jean-Claude Van Damme is gonna be making out with Gabe Kaplan. 212
1 bleach bli:tF v.漂白, 变白 SUSIE: It looks like one of her eyebrows fell down. Now unless someone convinces her to let me bleach it, Jean-Claude Van Damme is gonna be making out with Gabe Kaplan. 212
3 mirrors 5mirE n.镜子, 真实反映情况的东西, 典范vt.反映, 映出n.DOS命令:在磁盘安全区域存贮根目录和文件分配表      Mirror(反射)镜;反映[射];[WIN]对称[M]; DOS命令:在磁盘安全区域存贮根目录和文件分配表 SUSIE: It's nice to see you're not still wearing that denim cap with all the little mirrors on it. 212
3 cap kAp n.帽子, 军帽, (瓶)帽, (笔)帽vt.戴帽子, 盖在...顶上      CAPabbr. (欧共体)共同农业政策 (Common Agricultural Policy) SUSIE: It's nice to see you're not still wearing that denim cap with all the little mirrors on it. 212
5 lifted lift n.举起, 电梯, 起重机, 搭车vt.升高, 提高, 举起, 空运vi.升起, (指雾等)消散, 耸立      LIFT=Logically Integrated FORTRAN Translator  逻辑集成公式翻译程序 SUSIE: My skirt, you lifted, kids laughing. I was Susie Underpants 'till I was 18. 212
5 reservation 7rezE5veiFEn n.保留, (旅馆房间等)预定, 预约 SUSIE: Oh, shoot, we gotta go, got a reservation in 30 minutes. 212
1 masturbating 5mAstEbeit v.(对...)进行手淫 SUSIE: OK, well then who was the kid that got caught masturbating? 212
10 underpants 5QndEpAnts 内衣裤 SUSIE: Remember the class play? You, you pulled up my skirt and the entire auditorium saw my underpants. 212
3 auditorium 7C:di5tC:riEm n.听众席, 观众席, <美>会堂, 礼堂 SUSIE: Remember the class play? You, you pulled up my skirt and the entire auditorium saw my underpants. 212
46 susie `sU:zI Unmaned Scanning and Indicating Equipment 无人控制顺序扫描与指示设备      Susie     n.苏茜(Susan 的昵称,亦作 Susi, Suzie, Susy, Suzy)(f.) SUSIE: We've got a problem. 212
1 grinds ^raind v.磨(碎), 碾(碎), 折磨 Then the farmer hits him on the head and grinds him up, 212
2 farmer 5fB:mE n.农夫, 百姓, 农民, 农场主, 承包主, 牧场主, 畜牧者 Then the farmer hits him on the head and grinds him up, 212
5 trainer 5treinE n.训练者, 驯服者, 驯马师, 软运动鞋 TRAINER: Hey don't take it personal, he's under a lot of pressure, ya know, starring in a movie and all. 212
10 terms tE:m n.学期, 期限, 期间, 条款, 条件, 术语 TRAINER: In human terms, I'd say Cybill Shepard. 212
2 walnut 5wC:lnEt n.胡桃, 胡桃木 VAN DAMME: Are you sure, I can crush a walnut with my butt. 212
5 keyboard 5ki:bC:d n.[计] 键盘 [Ross is sitting on the stairs with a laptop keyboard playing 'Axel-F'] 214
10 interviewing   interviewing面试 [Scene: A kitchen somewhere. Monica is interviewing for a job] 214
63 boxes bCks n.盒子, 箱, 包厢, 岗亭, 一拳v.装...入盒中, 打耳光, 拳击 [Scene: Monica and Rachel's apartment. Monica answers the door and lets her parents in. They are carrying boxes.] 214
3 bud bQd n.芽, 蓓蕾vi.发芽, 萌芽 CHANDLER: [reads] To my best bud. [puts it back in the case] Thanks best bud. 214
1 founder 5faundE n.铸工, 翻沙工, 创始人, 奠基人vt.使沉没, 使摔倒, 弄跛, 浸水, 破坏vi.沉没, 摔到, 变跛, 倒塌, 失败方正集团, 中国最著名的电子照排系统的生产商 CHANDLER: [walks over to the woman] I know what you're thinking, Dave Thomas, founder of Wendy's. 214
12 dave deIv n.戴夫(David 的昵称)(m.) CHANDLER: [walks over to the woman] I know what you're thinking, Dave Thomas, founder of Wendy's. 214
2 exposing iks5pEuz vt.使暴露, 受到, 使曝光v.揭露 CHANDLER: Chandler. [waves his arm around, exposing the bracelet] 214
5 respond ris5pCnd v.回答, 响应, 作出反应vi.有反应 CHANDLER: Hey man, look it's my best bud. How ya doin? [Joey doesn't respond] Wow, you are really gettin' good at that Marcel Marceau thing. Hey, whaddya say uh, we play some ball, you and me, huh, whaddya say? [Throws a basketball to Joey. Joey doesn't move to catch it and the ball takes out a lamp] OK, that's my bad. 214
6 goal ^Eul n.目的, 目标, 守门员, 球门, (球赛等的)得分 CHANDLER: Hey. Hold on a second. [shoots a goal] Huh? 214
5 symbol 5simbEl n.符号, 记号, 象征 CHANDLER: I am here, on my knees, holding up these couch cushions as a symbol of my sorrow and regret, much like they did in biblical times. Though you may haveth anger now. . . [Joey returns to his room] 214
1 sorrow 5sCrEu n.悲哀, 悲痛 CHANDLER: I am here, on my knees, holding up these couch cushions as a symbol of my sorrow and regret, much like they did in biblical times. Though you may haveth anger now. . . [Joey returns to his room] 214
10 pity 5piti v.(觉得)可怜n.憾事, 怜悯, 同情 CHANDLER: I pity the fool who puts on my jewelry, I do, I do. I pity the fool that. . . [turns around and sees Joey] Hi. Hey man, we were just doin' some uhh, impressions over here. Do your Marcel Marceau. [Joey turns around and walks out without saying anything] That's actually good. 214
2 marceau mB:r5sEu 马尔索(1923-)法国滑稽剧演员 CHANDLER: I pity the fool who puts on my jewelry, I do, I do. I pity the fool that. . . [turns around and sees Joey] Hi. Hey man, we were just doin' some uhh, impressions over here. Do your Marcel Marceau. [Joey turns around and walks out without saying anything] That's actually good. 214
18 fool fu:l n.愚人, 白痴, 莽汉, 受骗者, 奶油拌水果vt.愚弄, 欺骗, 浪费vi.干傻事, 开玩笑, 游荡adj.傻的 CHANDLER: I pity the fool who puts on my jewelry, I do, I do. I pity the fool that. . . [turns around and sees Joey] Hi. Hey man, we were just doin' some uhh, impressions over here. Do your Marcel Marceau. [Joey turns around and walks out without saying anything] That's actually good. 214
2 buds bQd n.芽, 蓓蕾vi.发芽, 萌芽 CHANDLER: No, I can't. No no, listen, I, I know how much this means to you and I also know that this is about more than just jewelry, [puts bracelet on Joey] it's about you and me and the fact that we're [reading bracelet] best buds. 214
1 rained rein n.雨, 下雨, 雨天vi.下雨vt.使大量落下, 大量地给 CHANDLER: Oh, I thought that's what they used to cover Connecticut when it rained. 214
6 occasion E5keiVEn n.场合, 时机, 机会 CHANDLER: Oh, now? [puts it in his desk drawer] No, no, I think something this nice should be saved for a special occasion. [sets a chair in front of the drawer] 214
11 collection kE5lekFEn n.收藏, 征收, 搜集品, 捐款 CHANDLER: Oh, yeah, easy for you to say, you don't have to walk around sporting some reject from the Mr. T collection. [Joey walks in behind Chandler] 214
25 dropped drCpt adj.[英橄]抛踢球得分的 CHANDLER: Oh, you're right I, I should play in the hay. Forget about the fact that I just dropped 400 dollars to replace a bracelet that I hated to begin with. Bring on the hay. [sits down at the bar] 214
2 wank   wankvi. 手淫 CHANDLER: OK, well that's the part where I'm a wank. But I was hoping we wouldn't focus on that. [Joey goes to his room and shuts the door] Hey, c'mon man, I said I was sorry like a hundred times, I promise I will never take it off my. . . [notices the bracelet is missing from his wrist] wrist. But if, if you want to stay in there and be mad, you know, you just uh, you stay in there. [he starts searching the room, lifting up the couch cushions] 214
3 lifting 5liftiN 举起, 起重, 上升, 提高 CHANDLER: OK, well that's the part where I'm a wank. But I was hoping we wouldn't focus on that. [Joey goes to his room and shuts the door] Hey, c'mon man, I said I was sorry like a hundred times, I promise I will never take it off my. . . [notices the bracelet is missing from his wrist] wrist. But if, if you want to stay in there and be mad, you know, you just uh, you stay in there. [he starts searching the room, lifting up the couch cushions] 214
2 flashy 5flAFi adj.浮华的 CHANDLER: That thing, it's a uhh. . . yeah it's, it's a little flashy. 214
13 friendship 5frendFip n.友谊, 友好 CHANDLER: Well, doesn't the fact that I wore the bracelet even though I hated it say something about our friendship and how much it means to me? 214
3 pony 5pEuni n.小型马v.付清adj.小型的, (新闻)每日摘要的 CHANDLER: Well, thanks man. Now I can get my pony. 214
16 vcr Recorder录像机abbr.  Variable Compression Ratio, 可变压缩比 CHANDLER: What? [realizes it was the bracelet] Oh this is excellent. You know he coulda gotten me a VCR, he coulda gotten me a set of golf clubs, but no, he has to get me the woman repeller, the eyesore from the Liberace house of crap. 214
2 eyesore 5aIsC:(r) n.丑的东西, 眼中钉 CHANDLER: What? [realizes it was the bracelet] Oh this is excellent. You know he coulda gotten me a VCR, he coulda gotten me a set of golf clubs, but no, he has to get me the woman repeller, the eyesore from the Liberace house of crap. 214
1 gaudy 5^C:di adj.华而不实的 CHANDLER: Wow, I don't know what to say. [opens the box and pulls out an incredibly gaudy gold bracelet] Wow, I, I don't know what to say. 214
22 bracelet 5breislit n.手镯 CHANDLER: Wow, I don't know what to say. [opens the box and pulls out an incredibly gaudy gold bracelet] Wow, I, I don't know what to say. 214
4 gail ^eIl n.盖尔(亦作Gale,Gayle)(f.) GAIL: I'm Gail. 214
56 interviewer `IntEvjU:E(r) n.会见者 INTERVIEWER: Well, this all looks good. 214
1 engraved in5^reiv v.雕刻, (线条, 文字, 图案)于一硬面上, 深印于(心上), 使铭记, 铭刻 JOEY: Isn't it? And it's engraved too, check it out. 214
2 cotter 5kRtE(r) n.住茅屋的人, 农场雇工 JOEY: Lookin' good Mr. Cotter. 214
2 lettuce 5letis n.[植]莴苣, 生菜, 苦菜类, <俚>纸币 MONICA: Alright, well I'm tearing the lettuce. 214
2 larger   largeradj.大的,多量的 MONICA: Anything larger back there? 214
5 forbid fE5bid vt.禁止, 不许v.禁止 MONICA: Oh, God forbid. 214
4 torso 5tC:sEu 未完成的(不完整的)作品,残缺不全的东西 MONICA: Over here dad. [he pans over and we see a torso taking up the whole screen] 214
6 adds   ADDS=Advanced Data Display System 高级数据显示系统 MONICA: Shut up, the camera adds ten pounds. 214
2 tomatos tE5mB:tEu, tE5meitEu n.番茄, 西红柿 MONICA: Well, I thought that I would cut up the tomatos. 214
4 wars wC: n.战争vi.作战, 打仗 MONICA: Ya know, Roy saw Star Wars 317 times. His name was in the paper. 214
7 zooms zu:m n.急速上升, 陡直上升, 图象电子放大, 缩放, 嗡嗡声vi.突然扩大, 急速上升, 摄象机移动vt.使摄象机移动 MR, GELLER: Wait, how do you zoom out? [zooms out and we see an extremely overweight Monica eating a big sandwich] There she is. 214
3 zoom zu:m n.急速上升, 陡直上升, 图象电子放大, 缩放, 嗡嗡声vi.突然扩大, 急速上升, 摄象机移动vt.使摄象机移动 MR, GELLER: Wait, how do you zoom out? [zooms out and we see an extremely overweight Monica eating a big sandwich] There she is. 214
5 overweight 5EuvEweit n.超重 MR, GELLER: Wait, how do you zoom out? [zooms out and we see an extremely overweight Monica eating a big sandwich] There she is. 214
11 shining 5FainiN adj.光亮的, 华丽的 MR. GELLER: [going downstairs] Rachel, ready or not, here comes your knight in shining. . . oh no. [Chip has shown up and the four are leaving] 214
4 knight nait n.(欧洲中世纪的)骑士, 爵士, 武士vt.授以爵位      Knight金山游侠,金山公司出品的游戏修改软件 MR. GELLER: [going downstairs] Rachel, ready or not, here comes your knight in shining. . . oh no. [Chip has shown up and the four are leaving] 214
1 scrambles 5skrAmbl n.爬行, 攀缘, 抢夺, 混乱vi.攀缘, 杂乱蔓延, 争夺, 拼凑, 匆忙vt.攀登, 搅乱, 使混杂 MR. GELLER: Atta boy. [Ross scrambles upstairs to change] 214
1 trophies 5trEufi n.战利品, 奖品vt.用战利品装饰, 授予...奖品 MR. GELLER: Gosh, we talked about that but your brother has so many science trophies and plaques and merit badges, well we didn't want to disturb them. 214
1 plaques plB:k n.装在墙上作装饰或纪念用的薄金属板或瓷片 MR. GELLER: Gosh, we talked about that but your brother has so many science trophies and plaques and merit badges, well we didn't want to disturb them. 214
1 merit 5merit n.优点, 价值v.有益于 MR. GELLER: Gosh, we talked about that but your brother has so many science trophies and plaques and merit badges, well we didn't want to disturb them. 214
4 disturb dis5tE:b vt.弄乱, 打乱, 打扰, 扰乱v.扰乱 MR. GELLER: Gosh, we talked about that but your brother has so many science trophies and plaques and merit badges, well we didn't want to disturb them. 214
2 badges bAdV n.徽章, 证章      BADGE=Base Air Defense Ground Environment 空军基地防空地面设施 MR. GELLER: Gosh, we talked about that but your brother has so many science trophies and plaques and merit badges, well we didn't want to disturb them. 214
1 slouch slautF v.懒散 MR. GELLER: I may not know any of your flash dances but I'm no slouch on the dance floor. 214
3 afro 5AfrEu n. Afros 非洲式发型 MR. GELLER: It's the off light. Right Ross? [pans over to see Ross with an afro and moustache] 214
4 paycheck `peItFek n.付薪水的支票, 薪水 MR. GELLER: Judy, Judy, relax, this is our little harmonica we're talking about. We taught her well. Ten percent of your paycheck, where does it go? 214
2 harmonica hB:5mCnikE n.口琴, 玻璃或金属片的敲打乐器 MR. GELLER: Judy, Judy, relax, this is our little harmonica we're talking about. We taught her well. Ten percent of your paycheck, where does it go? 214
2 savings 5seIvINz 储蓄 MR. GELLER: There you go. So she dips into her savings, that's what it's there for. She's gonna be fine, and if you need a little extra, you know where to find it. [pulls a quarter from behind her ear] 214
20 quarter 5kwC:tE n.四分之一,方向, 地区, 方面, 季, 季度, 一刻钟num.四分之一, 刻 MR. GELLER: There you go. So she dips into her savings, that's what it's there for. She's gonna be fine, and if you need a little extra, you know where to find it. [pulls a quarter from behind her ear] 214
1 dips   DIPS=Dendenkosha Information Processing System 日本电信电话公司信息处理系统 MR. GELLER: There you go. So she dips into her savings, that's what it's there for. She's gonna be fine, and if you need a little extra, you know where to find it. [pulls a quarter from behind her ear] 214
5 unhappy Qn5hApi adj.不幸的, 不快乐的, 不适当的 MR. GELLER: Well, I can't say any of us were surprised. Your parents have been unhappy ever since we've known them. Especially after that incident in Hawaii. 214
3 hawaii hB:5waii: n.夏威夷, 夏威夷岛 MR. GELLER: Well, I can't say any of us were surprised. Your parents have been unhappy ever since we've known them. Especially after that incident in Hawaii. 214
1 tush tQF int.呸!n.长牙, 獠牙vi.发出呸声 MR. GELLER: You know, that Steffi Graf has quite a tush. I'm just saying, it's right there. 214
1 graf ^rB:f <德>n.(德国、奥地利、瑞典的) 伯爵 MR. GELLER: You know, that Steffi Graf has quite a tush. I'm just saying, it's right there. 214
22 tux tQks n.男士无尾半正式晚礼服 MR. GELLER: Your mother's right. Take her, you can wear my tux. 214
1 grandson 5^rAndsQn n.孙子 MRS. GELLER: Hi, darling. Where's my grandson, you didn't bring him? 214
12 paint peint n.油漆, 颜料, 涂料v.油漆, (用颜料等)画, 绘, 描绘, 逼真地描述 MRS. GELLER: Oh, Jack look, there's that house paint commercial that cracks you up. [the Gellers return to watching TV and Ross goes over to Monica] 214
9 cracks krAk n.裂缝, 噼啪声v.(使)破裂, 裂纹, (使)爆裂adj.最好的, 高明的 MRS. GELLER: Oh, Jack look, there's that house paint commercial that cracks you up. [the Gellers return to watching TV and Ross goes over to Monica] 214
1 splitting 5splitiN adj.爆裂似的, 极快的 MRS. GELLER: Oh, we were so sorry to hear about your parents splitting up, dear. 214
4 path pB:W n.小路, 小径, 路线, 轨道, 通道 MRS. GELLER: Over here Jack. OK. I see, Rachel's coming up the path. Oh doesn't she look pretty. Jack, get this. [Rachel enters with a huge nose] 214
3 signify 5si^nifai vt.表示, 意味vi.要紧, 有重要性v.颇为重要, 表示 NOTE: For this episode, I'm using italics to signify portions contained in the prom video. 214
2 portions 5pC:FEn n.一部分, 一分 NOTE: For this episode, I'm using italics to signify portions contained in the prom video. 214
2 contained kEn5teind v.包含vbl.包含 NOTE: For this episode, I'm using italics to signify portions contained in the prom video. 214
8 bathing 5beiTiN n.游泳, 洗海水澡 PHOEBE: [Standing in living room with Chandler and Joey. She pulls a huge bathing suit out of a box] Hey, Mon, what is this? 214
15 tank tANk n.(盛液体, 气体的大容器)桶、箱、罐、槽, 池塘, 坦克, 战车, 柜, 储水池vt.储于槽中, 击败vi.大量喝酒 PHOEBE: C'mon you guys. It's a known fact that lobsters fall in love and mate for life. You know what, you can actually see old lobster couples walkin' around their tank, ya know, holding claws like. . . 214
8 mate meit n.配偶, 对手, 助手vt.使配对, 使一致, 结伴vi.成配偶, 紧密配合      MATE=Machine-Aided Translation Editing 机器辅助转换编辑 PHOEBE: C'mon you guys. It's a known fact that lobsters fall in love and mate for life. You know what, you can actually see old lobster couples walkin' around their tank, ya know, holding claws like. . . 214
4 lobsters 5lCbstE n.龙虾 PHOEBE: C'mon you guys. It's a known fact that lobsters fall in love and mate for life. You know what, you can actually see old lobster couples walkin' around their tank, ya know, holding claws like. . . 214
4 hay hei n.干草      Hay  [hei]  海(姓氏) PHOEBE: Would you stop already? Get out of the bitter barn and play in the hay. 214
1 unhooked 5Qn5huk vt.从...取下, 解开 RACHEL: [the shoulders of her dress keep falling off her shoulders] Is my hook unhooked? These things keep falling down, I can't. . . 214
2 harsh hB:F adj.粗糙的, 荒芜的, 苛刻的, 刺耳的, 刺目的 RACHEL: I can't believe I don't get to go to my own prom, this is so harsh. 214
42 tired 5taiEd adj.疲劳的, 累的, 疲倦的 RACHEL: No, listen to me. I fell for you and I get clobbered. You then fall for me and I again, somehow, get clobbered. I'm tired of being clobbered, ya know, it's, it's just not worth it. 214
3 clobbered 5klCbE n.衣服, 浅黑浆糊vt.痛殴, 击倒, 使惨败 RACHEL: No, listen to me. I fell for you and I get clobbered. You then fall for me and I again, somehow, get clobbered. I'm tired of being clobbered, ya know, it's, it's just not worth it. 214
1 acc   ACC=Activated Calcium Carbonate活性碳酸钙 RACHEL: No, no, ACC-cept that. 214
2 separated 5sepEreit adj.分开的, 分离的, 个别的, 单独的v.分开, 隔离, 分散, 分别 RACHEL: Oh, well, you know, they're just separated so, you know, never know, we'll see. 214
7 pleasant 5plezEnt adj.令人愉快的, 舒适的 RACHEL: Saving, saving, saving me from the pleasant conversation with the interesting man, saving me? 214
1 septum 5-Sep n.[生]隔膜 RACHEL: They had to reduce it because of, of my deviated septum. 214
2 reduce ri5dju:s vt.减少, 缩小, 简化, 还原 RACHEL: They had to reduce it because of, of my deviated septum. 214
1 deviated 5di:vieit vi.背离, 偏离v.偏离 RACHEL: They had to reduce it because of, of my deviated septum. 214
3 takin 5tB:kin, 5tei- n.[动]羚牛,扭角羚 ROSS: [puts the message in the cupboard] I don't know, I don't get, I don't get it, I mean, wh, wh, two months ago Rachel and I were like, this close. Right now, what, I'm takin messages from guys she, she meets at the movies? I mean this, this Casey should be takin' down my messages, ya know, or, or, Rachel and I should be together and, and we should get some kind of me, message service. 214
8 meets mi:t n.会, 集会adj.适宜的, 合适的vt.遇见, (迎)接, 与(某人目光)相遇, (赴约)和...会面, (经介绍)与...相识, 对付vi.相遇, 接触 ROSS: [puts the message in the cupboard] I don't know, I don't get, I don't get it, I mean, wh, wh, two months ago Rachel and I were like, this close. Right now, what, I'm takin messages from guys she, she meets at the movies? I mean this, this Casey should be takin' down my messages, ya know, or, or, Rachel and I should be together and, and we should get some kind of me, message service. 214
6 budge bQdV v.移动 ROSS: [Rachel, laughing, puts a hand on the guy's shoulder] Look at that, look at that, see how she's pushing him away and he won't budge. Alright, I'm gonna do something. [walks up in the middle of their conversation] Excuse me, are you Rachel? 214
1 doubtful 5dautful adj.可疑的, 不确的, 疑心的 ROSS: Doubtful. 214
4 lend lend v.借给, 贷(款) ROSS: Monica, if you want, I can lend you some money. 214
1 geisha 5^eiFE n.<日> 艺妓, 歌妓 ROSS: Would you look at that guy, I mean how long has he been talking to her. It's like, back off buddy she's a waitress not a geisha. 214
4 sunshine 5sQnFain n.阳光 ROSS: Y-ello. No, Rachel's not here right now, can I take a message? Alright, and how do we spell Casey, is it like at the bat or and the Sunshine Band? OK, bye-bye. Hey, who's this uh, this Casey? 214
15 casey `keIsI n.凯西(m.) ROSS: Y-ello. No, Rachel's not here right now, can I take a message? Alright, and how do we spell Casey, is it like at the bat or and the Sunshine Band? OK, bye-bye. Hey, who's this uh, this Casey? 214
7 pins pinz 插脚, (烧陶瓷用)烧针 ROY: He'll be here OK, take a chill pill. [Chip pins Monica's corsage on, Monica then turns and whispers to Rachel] 214
9 pill pil n.药丸, 口服避孕药, 弹丸 ROY: He'll be here OK, take a chill pill. [Chip pins Monica's corsage on, Monica then turns and whispers to Rachel] 214
1 corsage kC:5sB:V n.女服的胸部或腰部, 胸衣, <美>装饰女服上身或肩部的小花束 ROY: He'll be here OK, take a chill pill. [Chip pins Monica's corsage on, Monica then turns and whispers to Rachel] 214
1 chill tFil n.寒意, 寒战, 寒心adj.寒冷的, 扫兴的v.使冷, 变冷, 冷藏 ROY: He'll be here OK, take a chill pill. [Chip pins Monica's corsage on, Monica then turns and whispers to Rachel] 214
4 peek pi:k n.一瞥, 匆忙看过v.偷看 [Ross leaves to find Karl. Rachel takes a peek under the loincloth of one of the display models.] 215
5 models 5mCdl n.样式, 型, 模范, 典型, 模型, 原型, 模特儿vt.模仿v.模拟 [Ross leaves to find Karl. Rachel takes a peek under the loincloth of one of the display models.] 215
1 loincloth 5lCInklRW n.缠腰带 [Ross leaves to find Karl. Rachel takes a peek under the loincloth of one of the display models.] 215
6 info 5infEu n.[计]信息      INFO= Integrated Network using Fibre-Optics 纤维光学综合网络 [Scene: Chandler and Joey's apartment. They are watching a Miracle Wax info-mercial.] 215
47 burke bE:k v.避免 [Scene: Dr. Burke's apartment. Dr. Burke answers the door for Phoebe and Monica.] 215
3 patiently 5peIFEntlI adv.有耐性地, 有毅力地 [Scene: Museum of Natural History. Ross is fixing a display, Rachel is waiting patiently.] 215
4 planetarium plAnI5teErIEm n.行星仪, 天文馆 [Scene: The museum planetarium. Ross and Rachel enter on stage.] 215
1 booms bu:m n.繁荣, 隆隆声v.发隆隆声, 兴隆, 大事宣传 [The stereo system booms out 'Billions of years ago. . .'. Ross gets up and changes it to music.] 215
3 undressing 5Qn5dres vt.使脱衣服, 暴露, 使卸去装饰vi.脱衣服n.便服, 晨衣 [They kiss and start undressing. As Rachel tries to pull off Ross's tie she catches it in his mouth. Then they roll across the fur rug.] 215
1 recline ri5klain v.放置 BOTH: [both extend the footrests] Aaahhhh. [both recline their chairs] AAAAHHHHHH. 215
1 footrests   footrestn.脚凳 BOTH: [both extend the footrests] Aaahhhh. [both recline their chairs] AAAAHHHHHH. 215
1 extend iks5tend v.扩充, 延伸, 伸展, 扩大[军]使疏开, 给予, 提供, 演化出的全文, <英>[律]对(地产等)估价 BOTH: [both extend the footrests] Aaahhhh. [both recline their chairs] AAAAHHHHHH. 215
2 lever 5li:vE, 5levE n.杆, 杠杆, 控制杆v.抬起 CHANDLER: [reaches for the footrest lever] Do we dare? 215
5 footrest   footrestn.脚凳 CHANDLER: [reaches for the footrest lever] Do we dare? 215
2 sodas 5sEudE n.苏打, 碳酸水 CHANDLER: I'll cancel the sodas. 215
15 lower 5lEuE adj.较低的, 下级的, 下等的, 下游的vi.降低, 跌落, 减弱vt.放下, 降下, 减弱, 贬低 CHANDLER: Listen can you guys uh, speak up, it's harder for us to hear you when you lower your voice. 215
1 acres 5eikE n.英亩, 地产, 大片田地      ACRE=Advanced Cryogenic Rocket Engineering 高级低温火箭工程      Acre  [5B:krE]  阿克里(巴西西部一州) chandler: Now we can finally watch Green Acres the way it was meant to be seen. 215
2 larges lB:dV adj.大的, 巨大的, 宽大的, 夸大的adv.大大地, 夸大地, 顺风地n.大 CHANDLER: Uh, two larges, extra cheese on both. But listen, don't ring the buzzer for 19, ring 20, Geller-Green, they'll let you in, OK. If you buzz our door, there's no tip for you. OK, thanks. Pizza's on the way. I told you we wouldn't have to get up. 215
6 survived sE5vaiv v.幸免于, 幸存, 生还 CHANDLER: Well they were chair-shaped cows. They never would have survived in the wild. 215
2 tickling 5tikliN 反馈, 回授 自旋挠痒法 CHANDLER: Yeah, but uh, it was 1982 and my flock of seagulls haircut was tickling her chin. 215
2 seagulls 5si:^Ql n.海鸥 CHANDLER: Yeah, but uh, it was 1982 and my flock of seagulls haircut was tickling her chin. 215
2 flock flCk n.羊群, (禽、畜等的)群, 大量, 众多v.聚结      Flock  [flCk]  [瑞士]弗洛克(很短的粘胶短纤维) CHANDLER: Yeah, but uh, it was 1982 and my flock of seagulls haircut was tickling her chin. 215
4 survive sE5vaiv v.幸免于, 幸存, 生还 DR. BURKE: [bobbing his head] I'll survive. 215
3 bobbing 5bCbiN 标记干扰性移动(显示器射线管屏幕上) DR. BURKE: [bobbing his head] I'll survive. 215
34 giggles 5^i^l v.哈哈地笑n.傻笑 DR. BURKE: Hi Phoebe, nice to meet you. [Phoebe just giggles when they shake] So, how ya been? 215
7 tilts tilt v.(使)倾斜, (使)翘起, 以言词或文字抨击 DR. BURKE: No no, it, it's fine, believe me. I do it too. I always answer with the 'I'm OK' head bob. [demonstrates] 'I'm OK.' [tilts head] 'You sure?' [bobs head] 'Yeah, I'm fine.' Hey listen, I've got to set up the music. I got a new CD changer, of course the divorce only left me with 4 CD's to change. 215
1 changer 5tFeindVE n.改变者, 动摇者 DR. BURKE: No no, it, it's fine, believe me. I do it too. I always answer with the 'I'm OK' head bob. [demonstrates] 'I'm OK.' [tilts head] 'You sure?' [bobs head] 'Yeah, I'm fine.' Hey listen, I've got to set up the music. I got a new CD changer, of course the divorce only left me with 4 CD's to change. 215
1 bobs bCb v.上下或来回的动, 剪短(头发)n.振动, 短发, 振子锤      Bob  [bCb]  n. 鲍勃(男子名) DR. BURKE: No no, it, it's fine, believe me. I do it too. I always answer with the 'I'm OK' head bob. [demonstrates] 'I'm OK.' [tilts head] 'You sure?' [bobs head] 'Yeah, I'm fine.' Hey listen, I've got to set up the music. I got a new CD changer, of course the divorce only left me with 4 CD's to change. 215
1 fairness 5fZEnis n.公平, 正直, 美好, 明亮, 清晰, 适当, 顺利性 DR. BURKE: No no. Henry's almost two and he's talking and everyting. Here. You know, the other day he told me he liked me better than his other grandpa. Now in all fairness his other grandpa's a drunk but still. . . 215
3 demonstrating 5demEnstreit vt.示范, 证明, 论证vi.示威 DR. BURKE: Yeah, since the divorce, when anybody asks me how I am, it's always with a sympathetic head tilt. [demonstrating] 'How ya doin'? You OK?' 215
2 recliners rI`klaInE(r) n.斜躺者, 可躺式椅 JOEY: Alright open your eyes. [opens his eyes to see two black leather recliners and a big screen TV] 215
5 peeking pi:k n.一瞥, 匆忙看过v.偷看 JOEY: Alright, no peeking. No peeking, no peeking, no peeking. 215
2 whichever (h)witF5evE pron.无论那一个, 任何一个 JOEY: Whichever one you want, man. Whichever one you want. [Chandler starts to sit in one of the chairs] Not that one. 215
2 protected prE5tekt vt.保护 JOEY: Wow, look at that. The car is on fire, yet somehow it's expensive paint job is protected by the Miracle Wax. 215
3 judgmental   judgmentaladj.审判的 MONICA: Alright, but I'm very excited about this OK, so you gotta promise you won't get all big-brothery and judgmental. 215
1 kabob kE5bCb, kE5bab n.烤肉串 MONICA: Alright, I'll tell you what. I'll come get you in 5 minutes with some sort of um, kabob emergency. 215
2 tilting 5tiltiN adj.倾斜, 倾卸n.倾卸台 MONICA: I've been great, just great. How have you been? [tilting her head] 215
1 motional   motional运动的 由运动而生的 起动的 MONICA: I've not seen her since high school graduation. Oh my God, that night she got so dru. . . motional. 215
1 dru   DRU=Design Research Unit 设计研究单位 MONICA: I've not seen her since high school graduation. Oh my God, that night she got so dru. . . motional. 215
1 cub kQb n.幼兽, 不懂规矩的年轻人 MONICA: Really Phoebs? Because, you know, you'd have to be an actual waitress. This can't be like your 'I can be a bear cub' thing. 215
2 marie 5mB:ri(:), mE5ri: n. 玛丽(女子名) MONICA: Rose Marie really belongs on a smaller screen, doesn't she? 215
2 trigger 5tri^E vt.引发, 引起, 触发n.板机 MONICA: Tonight you're supposed to waitress for me, my catering thing, any of those words trigger anything for you? 215
14 catering 5keitEriN 公共饮食业 给养 MONICA: Tonight you're supposed to waitress for me, my catering thing, any of those words trigger anything for you? 215
2 sexiest 5seksi adj.有性感的, 色情的, 迷人的 MONICA: Well for your information he happens to be one of the brightest, most sophisticated, sexiest men I've ever been with. 215
8 dangerous 5deindVrEs adj.危险的 MONICA: Well yeah, but, you know, uh, 27 is a dangerous eye age. 215
34 michelle   Michellen. 米歇尔(女子名) MONICA: Wow, is that Michelle? 215
1 cataract 5kAtErAkt n.大瀑布, 奔流, 白内障 PHOEBE: [entering the kitchen from the party] That's funny, no. Cadillac, cataract, I get it, no I get it, you stay out there. 215
1 cadillac 5kAdilAk n.卡迪拉克(Antoine de la Mothe,1657-1730,北美洲法国总督,底特律的创立者) PHOEBE: [entering the kitchen from the party] That's funny, no. Cadillac, cataract, I get it, no I get it, you stay out there. 215
1 raft rB:ft n.筏, 救生艇, 橡皮船, 大量vi.乘筏vt.筏运, 制成筏 PHOEBE: I can be a waitress. OK watch this. Um, gimme two number ones, 86 the bacon, one Adam and Eve on a raft and rick'em, la-la-la-la-la, la-la-la-la-la. 215
15 ultimate 5Qltimit adj.最后的, 最终的, 根本的n.最终 PHOEBE: I can't believe two cows made the ultimate sacrifice so you guys could watch TV with your feet up. 215
2 sacrifice 5sAkrifais n.牺牲, 献身, 祭品, 供奉v.牺牲, 献出, 献祭, 供奉 PHOEBE: I can't believe two cows made the ultimate sacrifice so you guys could watch TV with your feet up. 215
5 lazy 5leizi adj.懒惰的, 懒散的 PHOEBE: We have got to get you lazy boys out of these chairs. 215
1 xanadu 5zAnE7du: n.华厦,行宫,世外桃源 PHOEBE: You guys are so pathetic, I, oh, OH, XANADU! OH. 215
1 dimensional di5menFEnEl adj.空间的 PHOEBE: You know you should go outside and be with the three-dimensional people. 215
23 official E5fiFEl n.官员, 公务员adj.职务上的, 公务的, 官方的, 正式的 RACHEL: It is our first official date. Our first date. 215
2 pelt pelt n.投掷, 疾行, 毛皮vt.剥...的皮, 投掷, 投击, (雨、雪等)急降, 攻击vi.投击, 猛落 ROSS: [grabs a fur pelt] C'mon. 215
6 homo 5hEumEu [拉]人(学名) [Homo ] 人类      HOMO=Highest Occupied Molecular Orbital 最高被占用分子轨道 ROSS: [on the phone] Woah, woah, woah australopithicus isn't supposed to be in that display. No. No. No, n, homo-habilus was erect, australopithicus was never fully erect. 215
14 fully 5fuli adv.充分地, 完全地, 足足, 至少 ROSS: [on the phone] Woah, woah, woah australopithicus isn't supposed to be in that display. No. No. No, n, homo-habilus was erect, australopithicus was never fully erect. 215
6 sub sQb n.潜水艇, 低能者 ROSS: I told you there was going to be sub-titles. 215
2 karl kB:l n.卡尔(Charles 的异体)(m.) ROSS: KARL! 215
2 wi   WIWisconsin 美国威斯康星州邮递区号 ROSS: Oh look, I can't believe this. Look, homo-habilus hasn't even learned how to use tools yet and they've got him here wi, with clay pots. Why don't, why don't they just give him a microwave? I'm sorry, I'm sorry this is taking so long, ya know, I, I, it's just it's longer than I expected, we will have dinner. 215
2 clay klei n.粘土, 泥土, 肉体, 人体, 似黏土的东西, 陶土制的烟斗      Clay  [klei]  克莱(男子名, Clayton 的昵称) ROSS: Oh look, I can't believe this. Look, homo-habilus hasn't even learned how to use tools yet and they've got him here wi, with clay pots. Why don't, why don't they just give him a microwave? I'm sorry, I'm sorry this is taking so long, ya know, I, I, it's just it's longer than I expected, we will have dinner. 215
4 chirping tFE:p n.喳喳声, 唧唧声v.吱喳而鸣, 尖声地说 ROSS: Oh you know, pretty much the usual, uh, sun shining, birds chirping. 215
2 cran 5krAn n.<苏格兰>鲱斗(鲜鲱鱼计量单位,合37.5加仑,约为750条) ROSS: Shh. Do you want cran-apple or cran-grape? 215
2 dyke daik n.vt.(=dike)沟, 渠, 堤坝, <美俚>(女子)搞同性关系n.<俚>(尤指男性化的)女子同性恋者 ROSS: This screen is amazing, I mean Dick Van Dyke is practically life-size. 215
1 ursa 5E:sE n.[天]大熊星座, [天]小熊星座 ROSS: Well uh, you see that, that little cluster of stars next to the big one? That is Ursa Major. 215
2 cluster 5klQstE n.串, 丛vi.丛生, 成群 ROSS: Well uh, you see that, that little cluster of stars next to the big one? That is Ursa Major. 215
3 youth ju:W n.青春, 青年时期, 初期, 少年, 青年们 ROSS: We're not alone. [A church youth group is outside the display watching them] 215
5 church tFE:tF n.教堂, 礼拜堂, 教会, 教派, [宗]礼拜      Church  [tFE:tF]  丘奇(姓氏) ROSS: We're not alone. [A church youth group is outside the display watching them] 215
8 rolled rEuld adj.包金箔的 ROSS: What. Oh no, you just rolled over the juice box. 215
2 doc   DOCWord文档格式。 ROSS: Who's Richard Burke? Doc, Doctor Burke? You have a date with Doctor Burke? Why, why, why should that bother me? I, I love that man, he's like a uh, brother to dad. 215
5 laser 5leizE n.激光      LASER=Light Amplification by Stimulated Emission of Radiation 激光器, 受激辐射式光频放大器 ROSS: Yeah. I don't know, I've been wanting this since like ninth grade typing, ya know. And I just want it to be perfect and right and. . . why isn't that laser beam cutting through the paint? 215
4 beam bi:m n.梁, 桁条, (光线的)束, 柱, 电波, 横梁v.播送 ROSS: Yeah. I don't know, I've been wanting this since like ninth grade typing, ya know. And I just want it to be perfect and right and. . . why isn't that laser beam cutting through the paint? 215
2 silverware   silverwaren.银器 [Joey finishes his cereal, licks his spoon, and puts it back in the silverware drawer.] 216
10 peeks pi:k n.一瞥, 匆忙看过v.偷看 [Monica jumps in the shower. Right after Mrs. Geller enters the bathroom, Mr. Geller peeks his head in.] 216
1 bathrobes 5bB:WrEub n.浴衣 [Scene: Chandler and Joey's apartment. Chandler and Joey are sitting at the bar, in their bathrobes, eating cereal] 216
2 refreshed ri5freF v.(使)精神振作, (使)精力恢复, 更新 [Scene: Mr. Geller's birthday party. Mr. and Mrs. Geller enter looking particularly refreshed. Monica follows looking rather pale.] 216
1 pale peil n.栅栏, 界线, 范围, (围篱用的)尖板条adj.苍白的, 暗淡的, 无力的vi.变苍白, 失色vt.使变苍白, 使失色, 用栅栏围 [Scene: Mr. Geller's birthday party. Mr. and Mrs. Geller enter looking particularly refreshed. Monica follows looking rather pale.] 216
1 observes Eb5zE:v vt.观察, 观测, 遵守, 评述, 说 [Scene: Mr. Geller's party. Mr. Geller and a friend are questioning Richard while Ross observes.] 216
12 deciding dI`saIdIN vbl.决定 [Scene: Tattoo parlor. Phoebe and Rachel are deciding on tattoos.] 216
16 arriving E5raiv vi.到达, 抵达 [Scene: The Gellers' house. Monica, Ross, and Richard are arriving to Mr. Gellers birthday party.] 216
6 fellas `felE n.<俚>伙伴,伙计,小伙子 CHANDLER: [being left behind] Oh that's all right fellas, I saw a kitchen this morning - on TV. Stop talking. OK. 216
1 wetter 5wetE n.(印刷前纸张的)湿润工, 湿润剂 CHANDLER: Hey, no, I've never been lower or wetter. I'll be fine. I'll just turn your, uh, bedroom into a game room or somethin', you know, put the foosball table in there. 216
3 worms w\:mz,vR:rms 计算机网络"蠕虫"(可自我复制但无危害) CHANDLER: Mine is the red one! Oh God. Can open, worms everywhere. 216
1 mouldings 5mEuldiN n.模制, 浇铸 CHANDLER: Oh please, I saw the way you were checking out his mouldings. You want it. 216
7 em em n.[印]全身,行长单位adj.[印]全身长(或宽)的(印刷符号)      EM=Eastern Mediterranean 东地中海 CHANDLER: So, uhh, em, you want me to uh, give you a hand with the foosball table? 216
4 toothbrush 5tu:WbrQF n.牙刷 CHANDLER: Well don't you see how gross that is? I mean that's like you using my toothbrush. [Joey gets a sheepish look] You used my toothbrush? 216
1 splotch splCtF n.斑点 CHANDLER: Wow, that's lucky. What if her name was Big Ugly Splotch? 216
4 scored skC:d 有伤纹的, 刮伤的 CHANDLER: Your little men are gonna get scored on more times than your sister. 216
10 whom hu:m, hum pron.谁 FRIEND: Oh. Speaking of whom, I hear he's got some 20-year-old twinkie in the city. [Monica sprays whipped cream all over the place] 216
4 sides saidz JOEY: Ah, I was just in the bathroom, and there's mirrors on both sides of you. So when you're in there it's like you're peein' with the Rockettes. 216
13 captain 5kAptin n.队长, 首领, 船长, 机长, (空军, 海军)上校, (陆军)上尉v.指挥, 统帅 JOEY: Man this is weird. You ever realize Captain Crunch's eyebrows are actually on his hat? 216
2 theirs TZEz pron.他们的(所有物), 属于他们的(东西) JOEY: Oh no-no, it's uh, it's not what you think. We uh, we used it to, you know, fling water balloons off the roof. Remember that, those junior high kids couldn't even get theirs accross the street. 216
2 environment in5vaiErEnmEnt n.环境, 外界 JOEY: Well, I can't use these forever. I mean, let's face it, they're no friend to the environment. 216
1 unclog 5Qn5klC^ vt.使畅通,清除…的阻塞扫除…的阻碍 JOEY: Well, that was only 'cause I used the red one to unclog the drain. 216
10 brunch brQntF n.早午餐 JOEY: Well, you know that guy that's on my show that's in a coma? He's havin' a brunch. 216
6 shape Feip n.外形, 形状, 形态, (尤指女子的)体形, 身段, 形式vt.制作, 定形, 使成形, 塑造, 使符合vi.成形, 形成, 成长      SHAPE=Supersonic High Altitude Parachute Experiment 超音速高空降落伞试验 JOEY: What're you gettin' so bent out of shape for, huh? It's not like we agreed to live together forever. We're not Bert and Ernie. 216
6 ernie 5\:nI Random Numbering and Indicating Equipment 电子随机编号及指示装置      Ernie     n.摇奖机 JOEY: What're you gettin' so bent out of shape for, huh? It's not like we agreed to live together forever. We're not Bert and Ernie. 216
9 bert b\:t n.伯特(Albert,Herbert,Bertram的昵称亦作Burt)(m.) JOEY: What're you gettin' so bent out of shape for, huh? It's not like we agreed to live together forever. We're not Bert and Ernie. 216
8 bent bent n.倾向, 爱好 JOEY: What're you gettin' so bent out of shape for, huh? It's not like we agreed to live together forever. We're not Bert and Ernie. 216
2 ceilings 5si:liN n.天花板, 最高限度 JOEY'S CO-STAR: Why not? You hate park views and high ceilings? C'mon I'll show you the kitchen. 216
4 tattoos tE5tu:, tA5tu: v.刺花样n.纹身 MONICA: I can't believe you guys are actually getting tattoos. 216
18 rich ritF adj.富的, 有钱的, 富有的, 富饶的, 肥沃的, 充足的, 丰富的 MONICA: Ross, come sign this birthday card for dad. Rich is gonna be here any minute. 216
3 stroke strEuk n.击, 敲, 报时的钟声, (网球等)一击, (划船等)一划, (绘画等)一笔, 一次努力, 打击vt.抚摸 MONICA: Yeah. It's my dad's birthday, I decided to give him a stroke. 216
5 crisis 5kraisis n.疾病的转折点(或转好或恶化), 决定性时刻, 危机, 危险期, 历史上的紧要关头, [医]危象, 转换期 MR. GELLER: Ahh, what's a little mid-life crisis between friends? 216
1 shapiro FE5pirEu 夏皮罗(姓氏) MR. GELLER: Apparently, he told Johnny Shapiro that she's quite a girl. In fact, he told Johnny that he thinks he's falling in love with her. 216
2 johnny 5dVRnI n.男人, 家伙, 短袖无领病号服 MR. GELLER: Apparently, he told Johnny Shapiro that she's quite a girl. In fact, he told Johnny that he thinks he's falling in love with her. 216
1 vicariously   vicariouslyadv.代理地, 担任代理者地 MR. GELLER: C'mon Rich, it's my birthday, let me live vicariously. 216
2 harmon `hB:mEn mute[音](装在小号或长号上的)" 哇哇" 弱音器( 亦作wa - wamute) MR. GELLER: Honey. Honey, have you seen my Harmon Kilerbrew bat? Bob doesn't believe I have one. 216
1 cocoon kE5ku:n n.茧 MR. GELLER: I know. He's like a new man. It's like a scene from Cocoon. 216
1 speedster 5spi:dstE n.高速行进的人, 高速汽车, 超速驾驶者 MR. GELLER: Look, I know what you're going through. When I turned 50 I got the Porsche. You... you got your own little speedster. 216
50 porsche   Porsche保时捷汽车 MR. GELLER: Look, I know what you're going through. When I turned 50 I got the Porsche. You... you got your own little speedster. 216
3 olds Euld adj.年老的, 老的, ...岁的, 陈旧的, 古老的 MR. GELLER: Of course not. With you it's like I've got two 25-year-olds. 216
3 weekends 在每个周末 MR. GELLER: Tell you what, maybe one of these weekends you can borrow the car and I cou. . . 216
3 freshen 5freFn v.(使)显得新鲜, (使)精神饱满, (使)减少咸味 MR. GELLER: Who's drink can I freshen? 216
1 bimbo 5bimbEu n.<美俚>女人, 尤指浪荡好淫的女人 MRS. GELLER: I just never would have pictured Richard with a bimbo. 216
10 item 5aitem, 5aitEm n.(可分类或列举的)项目, 条款, (消息、情报等的)一则, 一条 MRS. GELLER: It seems your daughter and Richard are something of an item. 216
5 mystery 5mistEri n.神秘, 神秘的事物 MRS. GELLER: So, who's the mystery man? 216
1 iq   IQ智商 MRS. GELLER: We just know she's got the IQ of a napkin. 216
1 equals 5i:kwEl adj.相等的, 均等的, 胜任的, 平静的, 合适的, 不相上下的n.相等的事物(或数量), 对手, 匹敌, 同辈vt.等于, 比得上 PHOEBE: I don't believe this. Is this how this relationship's gonna work? Ross equals boss. I mean, c'mon what is this, 1922? 216
2 di   DI=Data Input 数据输入 PHOEBE: I know, I know, and I was gonna get it but then he came in with this needle and uh, di-, did you know they do this with needles? 216
1 leghorn `le^hR:n n.(意大利地名)里沃纳, 来亨鸡, 麦秆编制的帽子      Leghorn  [5le^5hC:n]  来亨(意大利一城市) PHOEBE: I like this lily. It's more open, ya know, and that's like my mom. She had a more open, giving spirit. Ooh, Foghorn Leghorn, ooh. 216
1 suffrage 5sQfridV n.投票, 选举权, 参政权, [宗]代祷 PHOEBE: Just, you know, long time ago. Well, when men used to tell women what to do - a lot. And then there was suffrage, which is a good thing but is sounds horrible. Do you want to get this tattoo? 216
1 tattooed tE5tu:, tA5tu: v.刺花样n.纹身 PHOEBE: No. You are the boss of you. Now you march your heinie in there and get that heart tattooed on your hip. GO!! 216
4 march mB:tF n.行军, 步伐, 进行曲vi.进军, 前进vt.使行军, 使行进n.(March)三月(略作Mar)      March  [mB:tF]  n. 三月 PHOEBE: No. You are the boss of you. Now you march your heinie in there and get that heart tattooed on your hip. GO!! 216
1 heinie `haInI n.<贬>德国兵[佬], <俚>屁股 PHOEBE: No. You are the boss of you. Now you march your heinie in there and get that heart tattooed on your hip. GO!! 216
2 bare bZE adj.赤裸的, 无遮蔽的, 空的vt.使赤裸, 露出 PHOEBE: Oh OK. [pulls over her shirt and shows a bare shoulder] Oh no, oh it's gone, that's so weird, I don't know how-where it went. 216
8 heaven 5hevEn n.天, 天空, 天堂 PHOEBE: OK, hi. For your information this is exactly what I wanted. This is a tattoo of the earth as seen from a great distance. It's the way my mother sees me from heaven. 216
2 okey `EJ`keI,9EJ`keI,`EJkeI adj.好,对,行adv.好,对,可以n.同意 PHOEBE: Okey-doke. 216
4 lads   LADS=Low-Altitude Detection System 低空探测系统 PHOEBE: Ooh, look at you fancy lads. What's the occasion? 216
17 tattoo tE5tu:, tA5tu: v.刺花样n.纹身 PHOEBE: Um, a chip. A tattoo, I'm getting a tattoo. 216
14 lily 5lili n.百合, 百合花, 洁白的东西, 纯洁的人adj.洁白的, 纯洁的      Lily  [5lili]  n. 莉莉(女子名) PHOEBE: Um, I'm getting a lily for my Mom. 'Cause her name's Lily. 216
4 dot dCt n.点, 圆点, 园点vt.在...上打点      DOT文档模板格式。      DoTabbr. (美国)运输部 (Department of Transport) RACHEL: Oh, what a load of crap. That is a dot. Your mother is up in heaven going, 'Where the hell is my lily, you wuss?' OK, Phoebe, that is not a tattoo, this is a tattoo. [she bends over and bears her tattoo right when Ross returns] 216
7 jumped dVQmp n.跳跃, 上涨, 惊跳vt.跳跃, 跃过, 突升, 使跳跃vi.跳跃, 暴涨 RACHEL: That is not a tattoo, that is a nothing. I finally got her back in the chair, bairly touched her with a needle, she jumped up screaming, and that was it. 216
1 tasteful 5teistful adj.有鉴赏力的 RICHARD: Very tasteful. 216
2 straddling 5strAdl v.跨骑 ROSS: Monica, Monica, you could come in straddling him, they still wouldn't believe it. [opens door] We're here. 216
2 scar skB: n.伤痕,疤痕v.结疤,使留下伤痕,创伤      SCAR=Scandinavian Council for Applied Research 斯堪的纳维亚应用研究委员会 ROSS: No, sorry I don't. Tell me why would anyone pay someone to scar their body for life? What if it doesn't come out right Phoebe? Then it's like, I don't know, havin' a bad hair cut all the time. Why's everyone staring at me? 216
3 thanked WANk vt.感谢, 用于表示强制的要求, 用将来时 ROSS: Uh, actually mom, I think Monica thanked him for the both of us. 216
3 sore sC, sCE adj.疼痛的, 痛心的, 剧烈的n.痛的地方, 痛处 ROSS: Yeah, so uh, is it sore or can you do stuff? 216
2 tabletop   tabletopn.桌面 [All by myself is playing. Chandler is sitting in front of a window while it's raining outside. We see Joey through a rainy window. The camera zooms out to show it's just his tabletop water sculpture.] 217
4 rainy 5reini adj.下雨的, 多雨的 [All by myself is playing. Chandler is sitting in front of a window while it's raining outside. We see Joey through a rainy window. The camera zooms out to show it's just his tabletop water sculpture.] 217
4 pong pCN n.恶臭, 难闻的气味 [Joey's. Playing ping pong by himself.] 217
3 ping piN n.子弹飞过空中的声音vi.发出砰或咻的声音 [Joey's. Playing ping pong by himself.] 217
5 performing pE`fR:mIN adj.表演的, 履行的 [Scene: Central Perk. Phoebe is performing Smelly Cat.] 217
4 slippers 5slipE n.拖鞋, 制轮器vt.用拖鞋打(孩子等) [Scene: Chandler's apartment. Chandler is sitting on the bar wearing huge dog-slippers] 217
4 bouncing 5baunsiN adj.跳跃的, 活泼的, 巨大的 [Scene: Chandler's apartment. Chandler is sitting on the bar, bouncing a ball against the door. Joey walks in right as he throws the ball and catches it.] 217
11 decorated 5dekEreit v.装饰, 为...做室内装修 [Scene: Joey's new apartment. Everyone but Chandler is there. Joey has decorated the place with tons of tacky stuff.] 217
10 studio 5stju:diEu n.画室, 照相室, 工作室, (无线电或电视节目的)演播室, (制作电影的)摄影棚, (电影公司的)摄影场 [Scene: Recording studio. Phoebe is getting ready to record Smelly Cat.] 217
3 recording ri5kC:diN adj.记录的, 记录用的n.录音带, 唱片 [Scene: Recording studio. Phoebe is getting ready to record Smelly Cat.] 217
2 saucer 5sC:sE n.茶托, 碟子, 茶碟 [Someone bumps into Rachel and she drops the pie in a guy's hood that's seated at the table. She improvises by using the plate as a saucer for the coffee.] 217
1 improvises 5imprEvaiz v.临时准备 [Someone bumps into Rachel and she drops the pie in a guy's hood that's seated at the table. She improvises by using the plate as a saucer for the coffee.] 217
9 hood hud n.头巾, 兜帽, 车蓬, 引擎罩v.用头巾包裹, 给...加罩, 覆盖      Hood  [hud]  胡德(姓氏) [Someone bumps into Rachel and she drops the pie in a guy's hood that's seated at the table. She improvises by using the plate as a saucer for the coffee.] 217
10 bumps bQmp n.撞击, 肿块v.碰(伤), 撞(破), 颠簸 [Someone bumps into Rachel and she drops the pie in a guy's hood that's seated at the table. She improvises by using the plate as a saucer for the coffee.] 217
4 dramatic drE5mAtik adj.戏剧性的, 生动的 [The video is a very dramatic episode with an obviously dubbed voice for Phoebe. Everyone watches in disbeliefe] 217
5 jo dVEu n.<苏格兰>情人, 爱人[域] Jordan , 约旦      Jo  [dVEu]  乔(Joseph, Josephine的简称) CHANDLER: Hey Jo. When'd you start usin' mousse in your hair? 217
1 lieutenant lef5tenEnt; le5tenEnt; lju:5tenEnt n.陆军中尉, 海军上尉, 副职官员 CHANDLER: I still can't believe they promoted her to lieutenant. 217
9 france frB:ns n.法国, 法兰西 CHANDLER: Now wait a minute, I claimed you in the name of France four years ago. 217
1 claimed kleim n.(根据权利提出)要求, 要求权, 主张, 要求而得到的东西vt.(根据权利)要求, 认领, 声称, 主张, 需要 CHANDLER: Now wait a minute, I claimed you in the name of France four years ago. 217
2 brilliance `brIljEns n.光辉, 显赫, 鲜明 CHANDLER: See, this is the brilliance of the show. I say always keep them running. All the time, running. Run. Run Yasmine, run like the wind. 217
5 barks bB:k n.树皮, 吠声v.吠, 咆哮, 剥树皮 CHANDLER: So, whaddya say boys, should I call him? [squeezes the ear of one of the slippers and it barks] Well, ya know what they say. Ask your slippers a question... you're going crazy. 217
5 equally 5i:kwEli adv.相等地, 平等地, 公平地 CHANDLER: Well I like both eggs equally. 217
4 supermarket 5sju:pE7mB:kit n.超级市场 EDDIE: At the uh, supermarket, in the uh, ethnic food section. I helped him pick out a chorizo. 217
1 chorizo tFE:5ri:zEu n.西班牙加调料的口利左香肠 EDDIE: At the uh, supermarket, in the uh, ethnic food section. I helped him pick out a chorizo. 217
5 toss tCs v.投, 掷 EDDIE: Hey Chan, is that Joey guy gonna come by and pick up his moose hat or should I just toss it out? 217
4 pals   PALS=Positioning and Location System 位置测定系统 EDDIE: Well you guys, I'm outta here. See ya pals. 217
20 orange 5CrindV n.柑, 桔, 橙, 橙色      Orange  [5CrindV]  [史]奥林奇派的 JOEY: Great, well, I'm happy for ya. [picks up the orange juice carton and it's empty] Alright that's it. He just comes in here, Mr. Jonny Neweggs, with his, his, his movin' the mail and his, his 'see ya pals'. And now there's no juice. There's no juice f or the people who need the juice and want the juice. I need the juice. 217
10 carton 5kB:tEn n.硬纸盒, 纸板箱 JOEY: Great, well, I'm happy for ya. [picks up the orange juice carton and it's empty] Alright that's it. He just comes in here, Mr. Jonny Neweggs, with his, his, his movin' the mail and his, his 'see ya pals'. And now there's no juice. There's no juice f or the people who need the juice and want the juice. I need the juice. 217
2 casa `kB:sE n.房屋      CASA=Centre for Advanced Study of Astronomy 天文学高级研究中心(巴基斯坦 Osmania大学) JOEY: Huh? So whaddya think? Casa de Joey. Huh? I decorated it myself. 217
2 likewise 5laik7waiz adv.同样地, 照样地, 又, 也n.同样地 JOEY: Likewise. Uh, I'll take that. [grabs moose hat] It's what I came for. So, this is new. Where'd you two meet? 217
44 hole hEul n.洞, 孔, 突破口v.凿洞 JOEY: No I just uh, thought you liked your eggs with the bread with the hole in the middle, a-la me. 217
18 bread bred n.面包, 生计 JOEY: No I just uh, thought you liked your eggs with the bread with the hole in the middle, a-la me. 217
1 uncomprehending QnkRmprI5hendIN adj.不了解的,不谅解的 JOEY: Yeah. Uh, oh, OH, the best part, c'mon. [leads them to the bathroom, gestures towards toilet, everyone stares, uncomprehending] Heh? 217
5 sculpture 5skQlptFE n.雕刻, 雕刻品, 雕塑, 雕塑品, [地理] 刻蚀v.雕刻, 雕塑, 刻蚀 MONICA: [looking at some kind of glass sculpture thing] Wow Joey, this is, uhh... 217
1 teased ti:z n.揶揄, 戏弄, 逗惹vt.取笑, 逗恼, 奚落, 欺负, 嘲弄, 取笑, 强求, 梳理 MONICA: Because, you were mean to me and you, you teased me and you always, always got your way. 217
1 munch mQntF v.用力咀嚼, 大声咀嚼 MONICA: I don't have her number, butt-munch. 217
1 sin sin n.[俗] 违背习俗, 不合情理之事, 过失, 罪过, [数学] 正弦函数 MONICA: Not that, this, US. Oh my God, Ross, you-re, you're, it's jus-, you-, ever sin- you been here. 217
1 pissing pis vi.小便vt.撒尿弄湿n.小便 MONICA: Yeah. You're just gonna have to stop pissing me off. 217
6 discovered dis5kQvE vt.发现, 发觉v.发现 PHOEBE: Oh my God, oh my God, oh my God, oh my God. You are not gonna believe this. I have just been discovered. 217
5 stinks stiNk v.发出臭味 PHOEBE: Oh OK. So, um, the cat stinks but you love it, let's go. 217
2 aquarium E5kwZEriEm n.养鱼池, 玻璃缸, 水族馆 PHOEBE: OH!! Oh I thought they were just watching me. You know, like at, like at an aquarium, ya know. 217
3 singers 5sindVE n.歌手      Singer  [5siNE]  辛格(①姓氏 ②Isaac Merrit, 1811-1875, 美国发明家) PHOEBE: OK. [singing] Smelly cat, smell-ly cat, what are they feeding you? Smelly cat [back up singers start singing smelly, smelly, smelly, smelly behind her] Oh woah, oh my God. I mean like, who was that? 217
21 record 5rekC:d n.履历, 档案, 诉状, 最高纪录, 报告, 唱片vt.记录, 标明, 将...录音vi.录音, 被录音adj.创纪录的 PHOEBE: OK. I just met this producer of this like, teeny record company, who said that I have a very fresh, offbeat sound and she wants to do a demo of Smelly Cat. 217
16 producer prE5dju:sE n.生产者, 制作者, 演出人, (电影)制片人 PHOEBE: OK. I just met this producer of this like, teeny record company, who said that I have a very fresh, offbeat sound and she wants to do a demo of Smelly Cat. 217
1 offbeat Rf5bi:t; (?@) C:f- adj.不规则的 PHOEBE: OK. I just met this producer of this like, teeny record company, who said that I have a very fresh, offbeat sound and she wants to do a demo of Smelly Cat. 217
16 fresh freF adj.新鲜的, 无经验的, 生的, 冒失的, 鲜艳的adv.最新地, 刚刚n.开始, 泛滥 PHOEBE: OK. I just met this producer of this like, teeny record company, who said that I have a very fresh, offbeat sound and she wants to do a demo of Smelly Cat. 217
1 demo 5demEu n.演示, 民主党员, 样本唱片      Demo  [5demEu]  (pl. Demos)[美]民主党党员 PHOEBE: OK. I just met this producer of this like, teeny record company, who said that I have a very fresh, offbeat sound and she wants to do a demo of Smelly Cat. 217
1 stinky 5stiNki n.[俚]全景雷达, 环视雷达站adj.发恶臭的 PHOEBE: Well I have a video, you have to pay attention. No this, this voice woman, she's so talented but, according to the producer people, they said she doesn't have like the right look or something, ya know. I mean, it's like, she's like one of those an imals at the pound who like nobody wants 'cause they're not pretty enough or you know. Like, like some old dog who's just kind of like stinky and. Huuuuh, oh my God, she's smelly cat. Oh, oh that song has so many levels. 217
1 costing 5kCstiN n.成本计算, 生产费 PRODUCER: Honey, uh we, we can talk about this. It's just that it's costing about a hundred dollars a minute to be in here. 217
2 muppet `mQpIt n.提线木偶 RACHEL: [holding a pillow made out of 4 inch red fur] Hey, nice pillow. So now tell me, is this genuine Muppet skin? 217
1 genuine 5dVenjuin adj.真实的, 真正的, 诚恳的 RACHEL: [holding a pillow made out of 4 inch red fur] Hey, nice pillow. So now tell me, is this genuine Muppet skin? 217
3 rebound ri5baund n.回弹v.回弹 RACHEL: It'll never last, he's just a rebound roommate. 217
4 refuse ri5fju:z vt.拒绝, 谢绝n.废物, 垃圾 RACHEL: Now I'm mommy in this little play? Alright look, I refuse to get sucked into this like, weird little Geller dimension thing OK. So I'm gonna go and take a nice long hot bubble bath because you kids are driving me crazy. [goes in the bathroom] 217
27 driving 5draiviN n.操纵, 驾驶adj.推进的, 强劲的, 精力旺盛的 RACHEL: Now I'm mommy in this little play? Alright look, I refuse to get sucked into this like, weird little Geller dimension thing OK. So I'm gonna go and take a nice long hot bubble bath because you kids are driving me crazy. [goes in the bathroom] 217
1 dimension di5menFEn n.尺寸, 尺度, 维(数), 度(数), 元 RACHEL: Now I'm mommy in this little play? Alright look, I refuse to get sucked into this like, weird little Geller dimension thing OK. So I'm gonna go and take a nice long hot bubble bath because you kids are driving me crazy. [goes in the bathroom] 217
1 mii   MII广播级录象机的型号之一, 由松下公司制定并生产 ROSS: [childish voice] Mi-mi-mii. 217
2 mi mi: n.大音阶的第三音 ROSS: [childish voice] Mi-mi-mii. 217
4 childish 5tFaildiF adj.孩子气的, 幼稚的 ROSS: [in a childish voice] I hope you cleaned your hair out of the drain. 217
3 panther 5pAnWE n.豹, 黑豹 ROSS: [looking at a glass table with a panther shaped base] Look, check this out. Is it a coffee table, is it a panther? There's no need to decide. 217
1 swats swAts [pl.][苏]新鲜啤酒 ROSS: I'm sorry, my pie was, was in your hood. Now I just have to get the coffee out of that guy's pants and I'll be back in the hospital by 7. [swats at an imaginary insect by his head, guy leaves promptly] 217
2 promptly 5prRmptlI adv.敏捷地, 迅速地 ROSS: I'm sorry, my pie was, was in your hood. Now I just have to get the coffee out of that guy's pants and I'll be back in the hospital by 7. [swats at an imaginary insect by his head, guy leaves promptly] 217
1 insect 5insekt n.昆虫, 卑鄙的人adj..虫的, 虫子一样的, 对付虫子的 ROSS: I'm sorry, my pie was, was in your hood. Now I just have to get the coffee out of that guy's pants and I'll be back in the hospital by 7. [swats at an imaginary insect by his head, guy leaves promptly] 217
1 ridge ridV n.背脊, 山脊, 屋脊, 山脉, 犁垄v.起皱, 成脊状延伸, 翻土作垄 ROSS: No, there is no way he was a velociraptor. No Tony, look at the cranial ridge, OK. If Dino was a velociraptor, he would have eaten the Flintstones. Yeah, yeah. [Monica comes out of her room] Oh, were you takin' a nap? 217
2 dino `di:nEJ 意大利人,流浪汉 ROSS: No, there is no way he was a velociraptor. No Tony, look at the cranial ridge, OK. If Dino was a velociraptor, he would have eaten the Flintstones. Yeah, yeah. [Monica comes out of her room] Oh, were you takin' a nap? 217
1 cranial 5kreinjEl adj.头盖的, 头盖形的 ROSS: No, there is no way he was a velociraptor. No Tony, look at the cranial ridge, OK. If Dino was a velociraptor, he would have eaten the Flintstones. Yeah, yeah. [Monica comes out of her room] Oh, were you takin' a nap? 217
97 joanna dVEu5AnE n. 乔安娜(女子名) ROSS: Oh I-, Oh wait, Tony can you hang on? That's the other line. [gets the other line] Hello. Oh yeah she's here but uh, can she call you back? OK thanks. [hangs up the other line] Call Joanna. [back on with Tony] Hi. 217
1 ultrasonic 5QltrE5sCnik adj.超音速的, 超声的n.超声波 ROSS: Ow, ow, OK. Alright, alright, Mon, Mon, you've gone ultrasonic again, alright. 217
1 predators 5predEtE n.掠夺者, 食肉动物 ROSS: Tough noogies, we're watching Predators of the Serengetti. 217
5 bathrobe 5bB:WrEub n.浴衣 [Ross comes out of Rachel's bedroom in her bathrobe and heads for the bathroom. On his way back, Richard comes out of Monica's bedroom in her bathrobe.] 218
9 amber 5AmbE n.琥珀adj.琥珀制的, 琥珀色(黄色)的 AMBER: Oh Drake. 218
1 amger   AMGabbr.Allied Military Government(第二次世界大战盟军占领区的)盟国军政府 AMGER: I love you Drake. 218
3 goldfish 5^EJldfIF n.金鱼 CHANDLER: [looks in the fish bowl to see a fish cracker] Well that's not an, even a real fish. No, that's a goldfish cracker. 218
6 current 5kQrEnt adj.当前的, 通用的, 流通的, 现在的, 草写的, 最近的n.涌流, 趋势, 电流, 水流, 气流 CHANDLER: [throws it across the room while Eddie's not looking] Listen Eddie, um, I've been thinking about our current living situation and uh, why are you smiling? 218
7 roomie 5ru:mi n.<口>=roommate CHANDLER: Bit country? C'mon in here you roomie. 218
8 terrified `terIfaId adj.恐惧的, 受惊吓的 CHANDLER: Oh yeah, your uh, name came up in a uh, conversation that terrified me to my very soul. 218
6 nature 5neitFE n.自然, 自然界, 大自然, 自然状态, 本性, 天性, 种类 CHANDLER: Ok, good night. [walks towards his room] You big freak of nature. 218
1 insoles 5insEul n.鞋内底, 鞋垫 CHANDLER: So, when I woke up this morning, he'd stolen all the insoles out of my shoes. 218
1 racer 5reisE n.比赛者(包括人,动物,车辆等), <美>[动]游蛇属 CHANDLER: So, you uh, you think that Speed Racer guy gets a lot of tickets er? 218
5 sean FC:n n.矿脉      Sean  [FC:n]  n. 肖恩(男子名) CHANDLER: What're you kidding? I broke up with her. She actually thought that Sean Penn was the capital of Cambodia. 218
3 penn pen 佩恩(姓氏) CHANDLER: What're you kidding? I broke up with her. She actually thought that Sean Penn was the capital of Cambodia. 218
2 cambodia kAm5bEudiE n.高棉, 柬埔寨 CHANDLER: What're you kidding? I broke up with her. She actually thought that Sean Penn was the capital of Cambodia. 218
2 brad brAd n.曲头钉 DR. REMORE: I'm sorry Amber. It's just like Brad to have to have the last word. 218
12 tilly `tIlI n.蒂莉(Mathilda 的昵称,亦作 Tillie)(f.) EDDIE: Not Sean Penn. Alright, I, I've got a funny one, alright. My last girlfriend Tilly. Ok, we're eating breakfast, right, and I made all these pancakes, there was like 50 pancakes right. And all of the sudden she turns to me, alright, and she says, 'Eddie.' I say, 'yeah,' she says, 'Eddie, I don't want to see you anymore.' And it was literally like she had reached into my chest, ripped out my heart, and smeared it all over my life, ya know. And now there's like this incredible abyss, ya know, and I'm falling and I keep falling and I don't think I'm ever gonna stop. [finishes laughing] That uh, wasn't such a funny story, was it? 218
2 smeared smiE v.涂上, 抹掉, 涂污, 诽谤, 抹去n.油迹, 污点, 涂片, 釉, 中伤 EDDIE: Not Sean Penn. Alright, I, I've got a funny one, alright. My last girlfriend Tilly. Ok, we're eating breakfast, right, and I made all these pancakes, there was like 50 pancakes right. And all of the sudden she turns to me, alright, and she says, 'Eddie.' I say, 'yeah,' she says, 'Eddie, I don't want to see you anymore.' And it was literally like she had reached into my chest, ripped out my heart, and smeared it all over my life, ya know. And now there's like this incredible abyss, ya know, and I'm falling and I keep falling and I don't think I'm ever gonna stop. [finishes laughing] That uh, wasn't such a funny story, was it? 218
1 abyss E5bis n.深渊 EDDIE: Not Sean Penn. Alright, I, I've got a funny one, alright. My last girlfriend Tilly. Ok, we're eating breakfast, right, and I made all these pancakes, there was like 50 pancakes right. And all of the sudden she turns to me, alright, and she says, 'Eddie.' I say, 'yeah,' she says, 'Eddie, I don't want to see you anymore.' And it was literally like she had reached into my chest, ripped out my heart, and smeared it all over my life, ya know. And now there's like this incredible abyss, ya know, and I'm falling and I keep falling and I don't think I'm ever gonna stop. [finishes laughing] That uh, wasn't such a funny story, was it? 218
2 insult 5insQlt n.侮辱, 凌辱vt.侮辱, 凌辱 EDDIE: Oh, this is, this is unbelievable. I mean, first you sleep with my ex-girlfriend then you insult my inteligenct by lying about it and then you kill my fish, my Buddy? 218
2 pecan pi5kAn n.[植]美洲山核桃树, 美洲山核桃 EDDIE: Pecan sandy, just made em. 218
4 scripts skript n.手稿, 手迹, 剧本, 考生的笔试卷, 原本 JOEY: Huh? Never really thought about the writers. The scripts just kinda come to my house. But you know what? This makes me look good, which makes the show look good, which makes the writers look good so how could they be mad about that? 218
7 shaft FB:ft n.轴, 杆状物 JOEY: I fall down an elevator shaft? What the hell does this mean, I fall down an elevator shaft? 218
5 approved E5pru:vd adj.经核准的, 被认可的 JOEY: No, I don't. It's like, ya know, you work your whole life for somethin' and you think that when you get it it's never gonna be as good as you thought it would be. But this so was. Ya know, it changed everything. Like the other day, I got this credit card application, and I was pre- approved. Huh? I've never been pre-approved for anything in my life. 218
6 application 7Apli5keiFEn n.请求, 申请, 申请表, 应用, 运用, 施用, 敷用应用,应用程序,应用软件 JOEY: No, I don't. It's like, ya know, you work your whole life for somethin' and you think that when you get it it's never gonna be as good as you thought it would be. But this so was. Ya know, it changed everything. Like the other day, I got this credit card application, and I was pre- approved. Huh? I've never been pre-approved for anything in my life. 218
13 alex   Alexn. 亚历克斯(男子名) JOEY: Uh, well, kinda yeah. Like, remember last week when Alex was in the accident? Well the line in the script was, 'If we don't get this woman to a hospital, she's going to die.' But I made it, ' If this woman doesn't get to a hospital, she's not gonna live.' 218
1 venezuela 7vene5zweilE n.委内瑞拉(南美洲北部国家) JOEY: Well, I get the medical award for separating the siamese twins. Then Amber and I go to Venezuela to meet our other half-brother, Ramone. And that's where I find the world's biggest emerald. It's really big but it's cursed. 218
1 siamese saiE5mi:z, 5saiE- n.暹罗人[语], 暹罗猫adj.暹罗的 JOEY: Well, I get the medical award for separating the siamese twins. Then Amber and I go to Venezuela to meet our other half-brother, Ramone. And that's where I find the world's biggest emerald. It's really big but it's cursed. 218
2 separating 5sepEreitiN 分开[离, 裂]的 JOEY: Well, I get the medical award for separating the siamese twins. Then Amber and I go to Venezuela to meet our other half-brother, Ramone. And that's where I find the world's biggest emerald. It's really big but it's cursed. 218
20 medical 5medikEl n.医生, 体格检查adj.医学的, 内科的, <古>(医)药的 JOEY: Well, I get the medical award for separating the siamese twins. Then Amber and I go to Venezuela to meet our other half-brother, Ramone. And that's where I find the world's biggest emerald. It's really big but it's cursed. 218
1 emerald 5emErEld n.[矿]祖母绿, 翡翠, 绿宝石, 翠绿色adj.翡翠的, 翠绿色的 JOEY: Well, I get the medical award for separating the siamese twins. Then Amber and I go to Venezuela to meet our other half-brother, Ramone. And that's where I find the world's biggest emerald. It's really big but it's cursed. 218
3 dustpan 5dQstpAn n.畚箕, 粪斗 MONICA: Alright, I tell you what, I'll give this to you now if you can tell me where we keep the dustpan. 218
1 sew sju: v.缝制, 缝纫, 缝合 MONICA: And, well, don't you have a lot of wild oats to sew? Or is that what you're doing with me? Oh my God, am I an oat? 218
2 oats   oatsn.燕麦 燕麦片 MONICA: And, well, don't you have a lot of wild oats to sew? Or is that what you're doing with me? Oh my God, am I an oat? 218
4 oat Eut n.[植]燕麦, 麦片粥      OAT=Outer Atmospheric Temperature 外层大气温度 MONICA: And, well, don't you have a lot of wild oats to sew? Or is that what you're doing with me? Oh my God, am I an oat? 218
2 straightened 5streitn v.(使)弄直, 伸直 MONICA: Um, I straightened out your shower curtain so you won't get mildew. What? To me that's nice. 218
1 mildew 5mildju: n.霉, 霉菌, (植物的)霉病vi.发霉, 生霉vt.使发霉 MONICA: Um, I straightened out your shower curtain so you won't get mildew. What? To me that's nice. 218
1 percentage pE5sentidV n.百分数, 百分率, 百分比 MONICA: Well it wasn't that many guys. I mean, if you consider how many guys there actually are, it's a very small percentage. 218
1 crusty 5krQsti adj.有硬壳的, 顽固的, 脾气暴躁的 PHOEBE: And a crusty old man said I'll do what I can and the rest of the rats played moroccas. That's it, thanks, good night. 218
3 remedy 5remidi n.药物, 治疗法, 补救, 赔偿vt.治疗, 补救, 矫正, 修缮, 修补 PHOEBE: Maybe that's because you haven't taken the time to get to know him. Let's remedy that, shall we? 218
4 violation 7vaiE5leiFEn n.违反, 违背, 妨碍, 侵害, [体]违例, 强奸 PHOEBE: No. This game is grotesque. Twenty armless guys joined at the waist by a steel bar, forced to play soccer forever. Ahh, hello, human-rights violation. 218
11 soccer 5sCkE n.英式足球 PHOEBE: No. This game is grotesque. Twenty armless guys joined at the waist by a steel bar, forced to play soccer forever. Ahh, hello, human-rights violation. 218
3 rights rait n.正义, 公正, 正确, 权利, 右边, 右派adj.正当的, 正确的, 对的, 合适的, 恰当的, 健康的, 健全的, 正面的adv.正当地, 正确地, 一直地, 直接地, 完全地, 彻底地, 在右边 PHOEBE: No. This game is grotesque. Twenty armless guys joined at the waist by a steel bar, forced to play soccer forever. Ahh, hello, human-rights violation. 218
7 joined dVCin vi.参加, 结合, 加入vt.连接, 结合, 参加, 加入n.连接, 结合, 接合点[计] 用子目录名取代驱动器符 PHOEBE: No. This game is grotesque. Twenty armless guys joined at the waist by a steel bar, forced to play soccer forever. Ahh, hello, human-rights violation. 218
1 grotesque ^rEu5tesk adj.奇形怪状的, 奇异n.奇形怪状的人(或物、图案等), 奇异风格 PHOEBE: No. This game is grotesque. Twenty armless guys joined at the waist by a steel bar, forced to play soccer forever. Ahh, hello, human-rights violation. 218
9 forced fC:st adj.被迫的, 强迫的, 动用武力的 PHOEBE: No. This game is grotesque. Twenty armless guys joined at the waist by a steel bar, forced to play soccer forever. Ahh, hello, human-rights violation. 218
1 armless 5B:mlis adj.无臂的, 无武器的, 无扶手的 PHOEBE: No. This game is grotesque. Twenty armless guys joined at the waist by a steel bar, forced to play soccer forever. Ahh, hello, human-rights violation. 218
9 digest di5dVest; dai5dVest n.分类, 摘要vi.消化vt.消化, 融会贯通 PHOEBE: Oh, ooh, Soap Opera Digest, oh that's one of my favorite digests. 218
2 digests di5dVest; dai5dVest n.分类, 摘要vi.消化vt.消化, 融会贯通 PHOEBE: Oh, ooh, Soap Opera Digest, oh that's one of my favorite digests. 218
10 writers 5raitE n.作者, 作家, 复写器 PHOEBE: Ohh, ok, I see what you did there. Aren't you afraid though, that the writers are gonna be kinda mad when they read this? 218
1 incorporate in5kC:pEreit adj.合并的, 结社的, 一体化的vt.合并, 使组成公司, 具体表现vi.合并, 混合, 组成公司vt.[律]结社, 使成为法人组织 PHOEBE: Yes, I was going to incorporate that. Oh good, here's Monica, she'll have something nice to say. 218
2 tenderness   tendernessn.嫩, 亲切, 柔和, 敏感, 棘手 RACHEL: But, what you and I have is so much better. Ok, we have tenderness, we have intimacy, we connect. Ya know, I swear, this is the best I have ever had. 218
4 connect kE5nekt v.连接, 联合, 关连 RACHEL: But, what you and I have is so much better. Ok, we have tenderness, we have intimacy, we connect. Ya know, I swear, this is the best I have ever had. 218
6 meaningless 5mi:nINlIs adj.无意义的 RACHEL: Oh please. That Paolo thing was barely a relationship. All it really was was just, ya know, meaningless animal sex. Ok, ya know, that sounded soooo much better in my head. 218
4 comb kEum n.梳子, 梳, 鸡冠, 蜂巢vi.梳(发), 搜索 RICHARD: I have a little comb. 218
2 savage 5sAvidV adj.野蛮的, 未开化的, 凶猛的, 残忍的vt.用暴力对付n.原始的人, 粗鲁的人      Savage  [5sAvidV]  萨维奇(姓氏) RICHARD: No. You have got it completely wrong. John Savage was deerhunter, no legs, John Voit was coming home, couldn't feel his legs. 218
2 brisk brisk adj.敏锐的, 凛冽的, 轻快的, 活泼的vt.使活泼vi.活跃起来 RICHARD: Ohh, brisk tonight. 218
1 beforehand bi5fC:hAnd adv.预先 RICHARD: Uh, in the future, if I could see the schedule beforehand... 218
2 patients 5peiFEnt n.病人, 患者adj.忍耐的, 耐心的 RICHARD: Um, we should go too, I got patients at 8 in the moring. 218
1 moring mC: n.粗腐殖质      MOR=Magneto-Optical Rotation[物]磁致旋光 RICHARD: Um, we should go too, I got patients at 8 in the moring. 218
1 fleet fli:t n.舰队(尤指有固定活动地区的舰队), 港湾, 小河adj.快速的, 敏捷的, 浅的adv.浅vt.消磨vi.疾驰, 飞逝, 掠过 RICHARD: Well, that's not bad at all. I mean, you had me thinkin it was like a fleet. 218
2 ballpark   ballparkn. 棒球场活动领域 RICHARD: Woah, woah, no wait a minute now. C'mon it's your turn. Oh c'mon. Ya know, I don't need the actual number, just a ballpark. 218
2 growls ^raul v.咆哮, 发牢骚地说n.咆哮声, 怨言 ROSS: [comes out of the bedroom] Rachel. [growls then sees Richard standing there] Hey. 218
1 chipmunk 5tFIpmQNk n.[动] 花栗鼠 ROSS: Animal sex, animal sex? So what're you saying, I mean, you're saying that like, there's nothing between us animal at all. I mean there's not even like, uhm, a little animal, not even, not even like, like chipmunk sex? 218
1 romp rCmp n.蹦跳游戏, 顽皮的人vi.顽皮嬉戏 ROSS: Oh, hey, if I make you laugh, here's an idea, why don't you invite Paulo over and have a little romp in the sack and I'll just stand in the corner and tell knock-knock jokes. 218
1 nam nB:m nim的过去式      NAM=National Association of Manufacturers 全国制造商协会[美] ROSS: So were you in Nam? 218
5 gather 5^ATE n.集合, 聚集vi.集合, 聚集, 渐增, 蹙眉, 化脓vt.使聚集, 搜集, 积聚, 推断 TILLY: I gather by that oh that he told you about me. 218
33 mouths mauW n.口, 嘴 [Eddie leaves the room and Chandler mouths "Thank you" to himself] 219
1 chained tFeInd adj.装链的, 被链锁住的 [Eddie tries his key and it won't work. He knocks and Chandler answers the door. He's got the door chained.] 219
25 position pE5ziFEn n.位置, 职位, 立场, 形势, 阵地vt.安置, 决定...的位置 [Scene: Chandler and Joey's apartment. They are hauling out the porcelain dog from Joey's room. Chandler is holding the dog by the rear in a rather interesting position.] 219
1 dehydrator di:5haidreitE 脱水器 [Scene: Chandler's apartment. Chandler is returning from Monica and Rachel's with his bedding. Eddie is standing at the bar with his dehydrator and loads of fruit.] 219
1 bedding 5bediN n.被褥, (家畜)草垫, (建筑)基床 [Scene: Chandler's apartment. Chandler is returning from Monica and Rachel's with his bedding. Eddie is standing at the bar with his dehydrator and loads of fruit.] 219
10 pops pCp n.取出, 砰然声, 枪击, 流行乐曲, 流行艺术adj.流行的, 热门的, 通俗的vt.开枪打, 抛出, 取出, 突然伸出, 突然行动adv.突然, 砰地vi.发出爆裂声, 爆开, 射击, 突然出现, 瞪大n.<口>汽水abbr.Post Office Protocol, 邮局协议,用于电子邮件的接收      POP(Point of Presence, also Post Office Protocol)电话接入网[站]点;邮局协议,用于电子邮件的接收 [Scene: Chandler's apartment. Chandler peeks in the door. He doesn't see Eddie so he enters, breathing a sigh of relief. Eddie pops up from behind the bar.] 219
3 movers 5mu:vE n.行动者, 搬运家具的人, 原动力, 鼓吹者 [Scene: Joey's apartment. Joey is watching movers take all his stuff away.] 219
1 psycho 5saikEu n.心理学adj.心理学的 CHANDLER: [enters] Ding dong, the psycho's gone. 219
1 dong dC:N, dCN n.盾(越南之货币单位) CHANDLER: [enters] Ding dong, the psycho's gone. 219
1 hannibal 5hAnibEl 汉尼拔(前247-前183, 迦太基统帅) CHANDLER: Hannibal Lecter...better roommate than you. 219
1 unchains 5Qn5tFein vt.解除, 释放 CHANDLER: I, I'm sorry, I uh [unchains the door and opens it all the way] I already have a roommate. [Joey turns around in the leather recliner] 219
1 recliner rI`klaInE(r) n.斜躺者, 可躺式椅 CHANDLER: I, I'm sorry, I uh [unchains the door and opens it all the way] I already have a roommate. [Joey turns around in the leather recliner] 219
2 moses 5mEuziz n.摩西(《圣经》故事中犹太人古代领袖), 领导者, 立法者 CHANDLER: Oh sweet Moses. 219
7 unpack 5Qn5pAk v.打开包裹(或行李等), 卸货, 揭开 CHANDLER: See ya. [shuts the door] Goodbuy you fruit drying psychopath. So you want me to help you unpack your stuff? 219
1 psychopath 5saikEupAW n.精神病患者 CHANDLER: See ya. [shuts the door] Goodbuy you fruit drying psychopath. So you want me to help you unpack your stuff? 219
5 tiles tail n.瓦片, 瓷砖 CHANDLER: So is he housetrained or is he gonna leave little bathroom tiles all over the place? Stay. Good, STAY! Good fake dog. 219
2 dab dAb n.少量, 轻拍, 比目鱼, 熟手v.轻拍, 轻擦, 轻敷, 涂      DAB=Delayed Action Bomb 延时炸弹 CHANDLER: This is not out of the blue, this is smack dab in the middle of the blue. 219
3 forces fC:s n.力量, 武力, 精力, 魄力, 势力, 暴力, [复]军队, 影响力vt.强制, 强加, (用武力)夺取, 促使, 推动, 施加压力 CHANDLER: Well, I'm, I'm sorry...[Eddie forces his head in the door] Ahhh. Have we met? 219
2 tore tC:, tCE vbl.tear的过去式 EDDIE: [enters] Check it out man, I tore it off some mannaquin in the alley behind Macy's. 219
4 alley 5Ali n.小路, 巷, (花园里两边有树篱的)小径 EDDIE: [enters] Check it out man, I tore it off some mannaquin in the alley behind Macy's. 219
3 fruits fru:t n.水果, 果实, 果类, 成果vi.结果实 EDDIE: Ah, just some basic dehydrating of a few fruits and vegetables. MAN ALIVE this thing's fantastic! 219
3 dehydrating di:5haidreit vt.(使)脱水 EDDIE: Ah, just some basic dehydrating of a few fruits and vegetables. MAN ALIVE this thing's fantastic! 219
5 grapes ^reip n.葡萄, 葡萄树 EDDIE: Hey man, check it out, I got some great stuff to dehydrate here. I got some grapes, got some apricots, I thought it would be really cool to see what happens with these water balloons. 219
1 dehydrate di:5haidreit vt.(使)脱水 EDDIE: Hey man, check it out, I got some great stuff to dehydrate here. I got some grapes, got some apricots, I thought it would be really cool to see what happens with these water balloons. 219
1 apricots 5eiprikCt n.杏, 杏树 EDDIE: Hey man, check it out, I got some great stuff to dehydrate here. I got some grapes, got some apricots, I thought it would be really cool to see what happens with these water balloons. 219
1 crapped krAp n.废物, 赌输的一注, 废话vi.掷骰子 EDDIE: Naah, I crapped out, but Mr. 21 over here he cleans up, 300 bucks, check it out he buys me these new shoes, sweet huh? 219
1 cleans kli:n adj.清洁的, 干净的, 清白的v.打扫, 使干净, 清扫 EDDIE: Naah, I crapped out, but Mr. 21 over here he cleans up, 300 bucks, check it out he buys me these new shoes, sweet huh? 219
4 required ri5kwaiEd adj.必需的 EDDIE: No help required Chico. [reaches into the tank and grabs the fish and puts it in his pocket] 219
1 chico 5tFi:kEu n.[植]藜科灌木 EDDIE: No help required Chico. [reaches into the tank and grabs the fish and puts it in his pocket] 219
14 nights naits adv.夜间(=at night,=by night) EDDIE: No. See now I don't think you're being fair. I mean one night you see me and you get scared, I mean, what about all the other nights when you don't see me, huh? What about last night when you went and got a drink of water and I was nice enough to hide behind the door, what's that about, huh? 219
6 cocktail 5kCkteil n.鸡尾酒, (第一道用杯盛的)开味食品adj.鸡尾酒的 EDDIE: So I got it in the junior miss department, big diff. Anyway check it out man, it's gonna make a hell of a conversation piece at out next cocktail party, huh pal? 219
3 recall ri5kC:l vt.回忆, 回想, 记起, 取消n.召回 EDDIE: Uh yes, I think I vaguely recall it. 219
51 trip trip n.(短途)旅行, 绊倒, 摔倒, 失足, 往返, 差错, 支吾, 旅程vt.使跌倒, 使犯错, 使失败, 挑剔vi.轻快地走, 摔倒, 绊倒, 失足, 结巴, 远足, 犯错, 旅行      TRIP=transformation-induced plasticity [冶]高强度及高延性 EDDIE: We took a road trip to Las Vegas man. 219
3 pyramid 5pirEmid n.角锥、棱椎, 金字塔, 叠罗汉v.(使)成金字塔状, (使)渐增, (使)上涨 ESTELLE: Joey, I'm gonna tell you the same thing I told Al Minser and his pyramid of dogs. Take any job you can get and don't make on the floor. 219
1 minser mInz [单复同] n.<美> 需监护的未成年人 ESTELLE: Joey, I'm gonna tell you the same thing I told Al Minser and his pyramid of dogs. Take any job you can get and don't make on the floor. 219
1 bryce brais Canyon National Park (美国)布赖斯峡谷国家公园(在犹他州南部) GUNTHER: I used to be Bryce on All My Children. 219
1 avalanche 5AvE7lB:nF n.雪崩v.雪崩 GUNTHER: That sucks. I was buried in an avalanche. 219
8 removing ri5mu:viN 消除, 排除, 除去 JOEY: [movers removing a glass parrot] Oh, not my parrot. 219
7 miles   Milesn. 迈尔斯(男子名) JOEY: All the way to the airport huh? You know that's over 30 miles, that's gonna cost you about so bucks. 219
3 expand iks5pAnd vt.使膨胀, 详述, 扩张vi.张开, 发展 JOEY: And, and just so you know, if you wanted to expand this scene like, like have the cab crash or somethin', I could attend to the victims 'cause I have a background in medical acting. 219
2 attend E5tend vt.出席, 参加, 照顾, 护理, 注意vi.专心, 留意 JOEY: And, and just so you know, if you wanted to expand this scene like, like have the cab crash or somethin', I could attend to the victims 'cause I have a background in medical acting. 219
2 jaunty 5dVC:nti adj.感到自信和自满的, 洋洋得意的 JOEY: Fine, make fun. I think it's jaunty. 219
2 cache kAF n.隐藏处所, 隐藏的粮食或物资, 贮藏物vt.隐藏, 窖藏n.高速缓冲存储器 JOEY: Hey, I'll be alright. I mean it's not like I'm starting from sqare one. I was Dr. Drake Remoray on Days of Our Lives. Heh? I mean that's gotta have some kind of cache. 219
1 pedantic pi5dAntik adj.书生气的 JOEY: Hey, look, I don't need you getting all judgemental and condescending and pedantic. 219
1 condescending kRndI5sendIN adj.谦逊的, 故意屈尊的, 叫人欠情似的 JOEY: Hey, look, I don't need you getting all judgemental and condescending and pedantic. 219
7 na nB:, nE [域] Namibia , 纳米比亚      NA=National academician 国家科学院院士      Nasymb 〈化〉钠(sodium) JOEY: Na, na I'm ok. Oh and uh, just so you know, I'm not movin' back in 'cause I have to. Well, I mean, I do have to. It's just that that place wasn't really, I mean, this is... 219
1 expressway Ik5spresweI n.高速道路 JOEY: No no, uh, don't thank me for comin' in. Uh, at least let me finish. Uh, we could take the expressway but uh, this time of day you're better off taking the budge. You were goin' for the word bridge there weren't ya. I'll have a good day. [gets up and leaves] 219
1 supper 5sQpE n.晚餐 JOEY: Oh hey uh, be careful with that 3-D last supper, Judas is a little loose. 219
1 judas 5dVu:dEs n.犹大, 叛徒 JOEY: Oh hey uh, be careful with that 3-D last supper, Judas is a little loose. 219
1 smudgy 5smQdVi adj.脏污的, 满是污垢的 JOEY: Ohh, you know what it is? It's smudgy 'cause they're fax pages. Now when I was on Days of Our Lives as Dr. Drake Remoray, they'd send over the whole script on real paper and everything.  219
2 impulse 5impQls n.推动, 刺激, 冲动, 推动力vt.推动 JOEY: Uhhh, I was an impulse buyer, near the register. 219
7 ceramic si5rAmik adj.陶器的n.陶瓷制品 JOEY: Well, I had a whole ceramic zoo thing goin' over there but now, without the other ones, it just looks tacky. 219
8 pah pB: int.表示轻蔑, 不快的感叹词 MONICA: And I would have to say pah-huh. 219
87 danny `dAnI n.丹尼(Daniel 的昵称)(m.) n.<英方>手(尤用于与幼儿说话时) MONICA: Huuh, alright, Danny Arshak, ninth grade. Oh, c'mon Rach, you know the bottle was totally pointing at me. 219
1 empowered im5pauE v.授权与, 使能够 MONICA: Rachel you have to read this book. It's called Be Your Own Windkeeper. It's about how women need to become more empowered. 219
6 awfully 5C:fJlI adv.非常, 很, 十分 MONICA: Wow, for a guy who's recently lost his job, you're in an awfully good mood. 219
1 greyhound 5^reihaund n.灰狗, 快速船      Greyhoundn. 美国灰狗长途汽车 MOVER: Uh, the dog. [points to a big poecelain greyhound] 219
2 meetings 5mi:tiN n.会议, 集会, 会见, 会战, 汇合点 PHOEBE: Listen to you two. It's so sad. Looks like I'm gonna be going to the goddess meetings alone. 219
14 cakes keik n.蛋糕, 饼, 块 PHOEBE: Ok, this is a typical lightning-bearer thing. Right there, it's like, um, 'Hello, who wants one of my fallic shaped man cakes?' 219
4 bearer 5bZErE n.送信人, 搬运者 PHOEBE: Ok, this is a typical lightning-bearer thing. Right there, it's like, um, 'Hello, who wants one of my fallic shaped man cakes?' 219
1 bearers 5bZErE n.送信人, 搬运者 PHOEBE: Ya-huh, all the time, cause they are the lightning bearers. 219
2 goddesses 5^Cdis n.女神 PHOEBE: Yeah and oh, and but there's, there's wind and the wind can make us Goddesses. But you know who takes out wind? Men, they just take it. 219
3 ell el n.旧时量布的长度 RACHEL: Hey. Whe-ell, look at you, finally got that time machine workin' huh? 219
4 goddess 5^Cdis n.女神 RACHEL: Ok, ok, ok, moving on, moving on, next question. Ok number 29, have you ever betrayed another goddess for a lightning bearer? Ok, number 30. 219
1 betrayed bi5trei vt.出卖, 背叛, 泄露(秘密), 露出...迹象 RACHEL: Ok, ok, ok, moving on, moving on, next question. Ok number 29, have you ever betrayed another goddess for a lightning bearer? Ok, number 30. 219
2 hobbit   hobbitn. (英国作家J R R Tolkien笔下的) RACHEL: Well that sounds kinda cool, kinda like The Hobbit. 219
36 apologize E5pClEdVaiz vi.道歉, 辩白 RACHEL: You're right, I don't have to apologize. Sorry. Damnit! 219
4 mover 5mu:vE n.行动者, 搬运家具的人, 原动力, 鼓吹者 ROSS: [approaching the mover holding the parrot] Hey hold on, hold on. How much for the uh, how much to save the bird? 219
15 beginning bi5^iniN n.开始 ROSS: Actually it's the movie theatre that has the time schedule. So you don't miss the beginning. 219
2 sacred 5seikrid adj.神的, 宗教的, 庄严的, 神圣的 ROSS: I, I don't know, it's got all this stuff about wind and trees and there's some kind of sacred pool in it. I mean, I don't really get it but she's, she's pretty upset about it. 219
1 lucite 5lu:sait n.透明合成树脂 ROSS: Joey, you owe $1100 at I Love Lucite. 219
6 realistic riE5listik adj.现实(主义)的 ROSS: Look, I'm not being any of those things, ok, I'm just being realistic. 219
12 due dju: n.应得物、权力, [复]应付款adj.应得的, 应付的, 正当的, 预期的, (车、船预定)应到的 ROSS: Uh Joey, that's just the minumum amount due, that's your total due. 219
1 safari sE5fB:ri n.旅行, 狩猎远征, 旅行队, 旅行队(狩猎远征队)及装备 ROSS: What, woah, woah, $3500 at porcelain safari? 219
2 porcelain 5pC:slin, -lein n.瓷器, 瓷adj.瓷制的, 精美的, 脆的 ROSS: What, woah, woah, $3500 at porcelain safari? 219
1 sprinting sprint v.疾跑美国著名的通讯公司      SPRINT=Solid Propellant Rocket Intercept Missile 固体(燃料)推进火箭截击导弹 [Chandler and Joey come sprinting in] 220
4 tapes teip, tep n.带子, 带, 录音带, 磁带vt.录音 [Scene: Central Perk. Monica and Rachel are there. Phoebe enters carrying video tapes.] 220
3 supervision 7sju:pE5viVEn n.监督, 管理 [Scene: Ross's apartment. Rachel is changing Ben's diaper under Ross's supervision.] 220
5 mama mE5mB: n.妈妈 CAROL: Actually, he is getting closer on the talking thing. He can't quite say mama yet, but once he said yumen. 220
3 weeping 5wi:piN n.哭泣,落泪adj.下雨的, 垂枝的,哭泣的 CAROL: Think I better go before mommy starts weeping. 220
2 buildings 5bildiN n.建筑物, 营造物(如房屋,大楼,工厂,船等) CHANDLER: I don't know, Richard's really nice and everything, uh, it's just that we don't know him really well, ya know, and plus he's, ya know, old [Monica gives him a glare] -er than some people, but, uh, younger than some buildings. 220
1 denied di5nai v.否认, 拒绝 CHANDLER: Kick save and... denied. 220
1 hoggin 5hC^iN n.含沙碎石 CHANDLER: Oh hey listen, don't be mad at him, it's our fault. I'm sorry we've been hoggin so much of his time. 220
2 nerves nE:v n.神经, 胆量, 勇气, 叶脉vt.鼓起勇气 CHANDLER: Uh, yeah, I just got my pick-up sticks back from the shop. Bring your nerves of steel. 220
1 spike spaik n.穗, 长钉, 钉鞋, 女高跟鞋, 道钉v.用大钉钉, 用长而尖之物刺, 阻止, 穿刺 CHANDLER: Yeah, Ross can't go so it's between my friend Eric Prower who has breath issues and Dan with the poking. [starts poking Monica in the shoulder] 'Did you see that play? Do you want some more beer? Is that Spike Lee?' 220
1 prower prau n.船首, 舰首adj.勇敢的 CHANDLER: Yeah, Ross can't go so it's between my friend Eric Prower who has breath issues and Dan with the poking. [starts poking Monica in the shoulder] 'Did you see that play? Do you want some more beer? Is that Spike Lee?' 220
1 vernacular vE5nAkjulE adj.本国的 CHANDLER: Your just, your just clearly not familiar with our young persons vernacular. See, when we say dad, we mean buddy. We mean pal. 220
1 persons 5pE:sn n.人, 身体, 容貌, [语法]人称 CHANDLER: Your just, your just clearly not familiar with our young persons vernacular. See, when we say dad, we mean buddy. We mean pal. 220
9 digging 5di^iN n.挖掘 ERNIE: Oh wow, look at this nice deep hole I've been digging. Hey Bert, isn't this a nice hole here. Hey. 220
2 jaguar 5dVA^wB: n.美洲虎[军] (“美洲虎”) 英、法合作研制的超音速攻击机 JOEY: [Monica walks back in the kitchen] Ok ok ok ok. Monica, we'll bring him, but only if he takes the Jaguar. 220
6 grew ^ru: vbl.grow的过去式 JOEY: Oh we flipped for it. I got the cigar, he got the moustache. Figured if we both grew it, we'd look like dorks. 220
3 bruises bru:z n.瘀伤, 擦伤v.打伤, 撞伤 JOEY: Ok, uh, hey Richard, if you had an extra ticket to the Knicks game and you had to choose between a friend who smells and one who bruises you who would you pick? 220
3 wedgie `wedVI n.楔形后跟的女鞋 JOEY: Yeah right after we stole his lunch money and gave him a wedgie. What's the matter with you, he's parking the car. 220
7 parking 5pB:kiN n.停车adj.停车的 JOEY: Yeah right after we stole his lunch money and gave him a wedgie. What's the matter with you, he's parking the car. 220
1 henderson 5hendEsn 亨德森(①姓氏 ②Arthur, 1863-1935, 英国工党领袖及政治家, 曾获1934年诺贝尔和平奖) MONICA: [enters] Honey. Uh, not to sound too Florence Henderson but, dinner's on the table. 220
1 florence 5flC:rEns n.佛罗伦萨(意大利都市名) MONICA: [enters] Honey. Uh, not to sound too Florence Henderson but, dinner's on the table. 220
3 wing wiN n.翅, 翅膀, 翼, 飞翔, 机翼, 派别vt.装以翼, 飞过, 使飞, 空运, 增加...速度vi.飞, 飞行 MONICA: Alright, I've got a leg, three breasts and a wing. 220
1 minty 5minti adj.有薄荷香的,有薄荷味的 MONICA: C'mon. Keeps his fingers to himself and he's always minty fresh. 220
1 leftovers   leftovern.剩余物, 残留物, 剩菜adj.剩余的 MONICA: Hey, have you guys eaten, because uh, Richard and I just finished and we've got leftovers... Chicken and potatoes... What am I wearing?...Actually, nothing but rubber gloves. 220
5 ditch ditF n.沟, 沟渠, 壕沟 MONICA: Hey. Where is he, where's Richard? Did you ditch him? 220
2 spatula 5spAtjulE n.(涂油漆, 涂药等)抹刀, 压舌板 MONICA: Look. [they look at Joey in the kitchen with a cigar in his mouth, looking at his reflection in a spatula] Joey, do you know we can see you from here? 220
7 cigar si5^B: n.雪茄 MONICA: Look. [they look at Joey in the kitchen with a cigar in his mouth, looking at his reflection in a spatula] Joey, do you know we can see you from here? 220
1 nite nait n.<美>=night MONICA: Nighty-nite. 220
1 nighty 5naiti n.睡衣 MONICA: Nighty-nite. 220
1 jag dVA^ n.尖齿, 一部分, 狂欢vt.使成缺口, 使成锯齿状vi.刺, 戳, 颠簸的移动 MONICA: So what, he's a little older, big deal, I mean he's important to me. Ya know if you ask him, he might take you on his Jag. [walks off] 220
7 baked beik v.烘焙, 烤, 烧硬 MONICA: So you can't lose, it's there in the title. Wonderfullness is baked right in. 220
3 rabies 5reibi:z, 5rA- n.[医]狂犬病, 恐水病 MONICA: What about the part where he has rabies? 220
1 sylvia   Sylvian. 西尔维亚(女子名) MONICA: With that moustache doesn't Chandler remind you of Aunt Sylvia? 220
2 fields fi:ld n.原野, 旷野, 领域, (一块)田地, 牧场, 域, 战场, 运动场vt.把(谷物等)暴晒于场上, 使上场vi.担任场外队员adj.田间的, 野生的, 野外的, 田赛的扫描场      Field  [fi:ld]  菲尔德(①姓氏 ②Cyrus West, 1819-1892, 美国资本家 大西洋海底电信事业的推进者 ③David Dudley, Jr., 1805-1894, 美国法学家 ④Eugene, 1850-1895, 美国诗人、新闻记者 ⑤Stephen Johnson, 1816-1899, 美国联邦最高法院法官) MONICA: Wow, all you need now is The Killing Fields and some guacamole and you've got yourself a part-ay. 220
4 helpful 5helpful adj.有帮助的, 有用的, 有益的 MONICA: Ya know what, I think I'm gonna go to my room and read Cosmo, maybe there's something helpful in there. Know what, at least maybe I can learn how to do an at home bikini wax with leftover Cristmas candles. 220
2 cosmo `kCzmEJ n.科兹莫(m.) n.<美俚>都市性,大都会特色 MONICA: Ya know what, I think I'm gonna go to my room and read Cosmo, maybe there's something helpful in there. Know what, at least maybe I can learn how to do an at home bikini wax with leftover Cristmas candles. 220
13 sand sAnd n.沙, 沙子,沙滩, 沙地v.撒沙子 PHOEBE: [pauses the tape] Ok, Ben, this is the part where Ernie buries Bert in the sand and can't find him. Now, I've looked ahead on the tape and he does find him again. But, ok, before that happens, there's some pretty rough goin' for a while but I think we can handle it. And, there's just the alphabet but we know that ends well so. Ok, here we go. [starts the tape again] 220
1 frontier 5frQntjE n.国境, 边疆, 边境 PHOEBE: C'mon, happy family gets a dog, frontier fun. 220
3 ultimately 5QltImEtlI adv.最后, 终于, 根本, 基本上 PHOEBE: Does it matter? You're ultimately just gonna die or get divorced or have to blow your pets head off. 220
1 reid ri:d n.里德(亦作 Read)(m.) PHOEBE: Oh yeah. You know, I don't know if I was happier when um George Bailey destroyed the family business or um, Donna Reid cried, or when the mean pharmacist made his ear bleed. 220
4 donna 5dCnE [Donna ]夫人(加在已婚妇女名前的尊称)      Donnan. (Sp)(置于女士名字前的尊称)女士;堂娜 PHOEBE: Oh yeah. You know, I don't know if I was happier when um George Bailey destroyed the family business or um, Donna Reid cried, or when the mean pharmacist made his ear bleed. 220
2 destroyed dis5trCi vt.破坏, 毁坏, 消灭v.消灭, 摧毁 PHOEBE: Oh yeah. You know, I don't know if I was happier when um George Bailey destroyed the family business or um, Donna Reid cried, or when the mean pharmacist made his ear bleed. 220
3 bleed bli:d v.使出血, 放血 PHOEBE: Oh yeah. You know, I don't know if I was happier when um George Bailey destroyed the family business or um, Donna Reid cried, or when the mean pharmacist made his ear bleed. 220
2 bailey 5beili n.城壁, 城堡外庭      Bailey  [5beili]  贝利(姓氏, 男子名) PHOEBE: Oh yeah. You know, I don't know if I was happier when um George Bailey destroyed the family business or um, Donna Reid cried, or when the mean pharmacist made his ear bleed. 220
2 andes 5Andi:z n.安第斯山脉 PHOEBE: Oh, ok, murder, cancer, soccer teams eating each other in the Andes. 220
2 endearment In5dIEmEnt n.亲爱, 钟爱 PHOEBE: Ok, Love Story, Brian's Song, and Terms of Endearment. 220
2 humanity hju(:)5mAniti n.人性, 人类, 博爱, 仁慈 PHOEBE: Phoebe, just watch that, I promise it will resotre all your faith in humanity. 220
2 yankees 5jANki n.<美> 美国人, 美国佬 PHOEBE: Please, I almost fell for that with, uh, Pride of the Yankees, I thought I was gonna see a film about Yankee pride and then, boom, the guy gets Lou Gehrig's disease. 220
1 yankee 5jANki n.<美> 美国人, 美国佬 PHOEBE: Please, I almost fell for that with, uh, Pride of the Yankees, I thought I was gonna see a film about Yankee pride and then, boom, the guy gets Lou Gehrig's disease. 220
5 et et [域] Ethiopia , 埃塞俄比亚      ET  [5i:ti:]  =Eastern Time 东部时间[美]《外星人》(美国的一部科学幻想影片) PHOEBE: Uh huh, what is happening to the world? I mean, no no no, 'cause ET leaves, and and Rocky loses, Charlotte dies. 220
2 charlotte 5FB:lEt n.水果布丁      Charlotte  [5FB:lEt]  n. 夏洛特(女子名) PHOEBE: Uh huh, what is happening to the world? I mean, no no no, 'cause ET leaves, and and Rocky loses, Charlotte dies. 220
3 wolf wulf n.狼, 残忍贪婪之人, 极度的穷困vt.狼吞虎咽, 大吃vi.猎狼 PHOEBE: What when Yeller saves saves the family from the wolf and everyone's happy? 220
2 travis 5trAvis 特拉维斯(姓氏, 男子名) PHOEBE: What, what's about to happen? [starts watching] I've never seen this part before. Hey, Travis, watcha doin' with that gun? Oh no, no no Travis, put down the gun. No no no no, he he's your buddy, he's your Yeller, no, no no, the end, THE END. [hear the gunshot from the TV]  220
2 gunshot 5^QnFRt n.火炮的单发, 射击, 炮击, 射程 PHOEBE: What, what's about to happen? [starts watching] I've never seen this part before. Hey, Travis, watcha doin' with that gun? Oh no, no no Travis, put down the gun. No no no no, he he's your buddy, he's your Yeller, no, no no, the end, THE END. [hear the gunshot from the TV]  220
1 web web n.网, 蛛丝, 蹼, 翼手, 织物, 圈套, 卷筒纸vi.使陷入罗网, 形成网vt.织蜘蛛网于, 使落入圈套环球网      Web环球网 PHOEBE: With the web, the spider she dies, she does. She has babies and dies. It's like ya know, hey welcome home from the hospital, thud. 220
2 shield Fi:ld n.防护物, 护罩, 盾, 盾状物vt.(from) 保护, 防护v.遮蔽 PHOEBE: Yeah, I talked to my grandma about the Old Yeller incident, and she told me that my mom used to not show us the ends of sad movies to shield us from the pain and sadness. You know, before she killed herself. 220
2 sadness 5sAdnis n.悲哀, 悲伤 PHOEBE: Yeah, I talked to my grandma about the Old Yeller incident, and she told me that my mom used to not show us the ends of sad movies to shield us from the pain and sadness. You know, before she killed herself. 220
1 yu Yugoslavia , 南斯拉夫      Yu  [ju, y]  禹(传说中的中国古时圣君) PHOEBE: Yu-huh. That's when my mother would shut off the TV and say 'The end'. 220
7 century 5sentFuri, -tFEri n.世纪, 百年, 百个, 板球中的一百分, 百元(钞票) RACHEL: Yeah well, Ross just made plans for the whole century. 220
2 childrens 5tFildrEn n.孩子, 孩子们 RACHEL: Yes, but I, I think about who's apartment we're gonna sleep at tomorrow night and, and where we're gonna have dinner next Saturday night. I do not think about what our childrens' names are gonna be. You know what our childrens names are gonna be. 220
4 matches mAtF n.火柴, 比赛, 竞赛, 匹配, (足球, 捧球, 蓝球)比赛v.相配, 相称, 比赛, 相比, 匹配 RICHARD: Glad to be of help. Matches. [walks out to the balcony] 220
2 playoffs 5pleiC:f (双方得分相等时的)最后决赛 RICHARD: It's the basketball playoffs. 220
1 shoveling 5FQvl n.铲, 铁铲v.铲 RICHARD: Oh, no, honey, I mean, don't worry, I like hanging out with those guys. It's fun for me. They're different than my other friends, they don't start sentences with, 'You know who just died shoveling snow?' 220
2 sentences 5sentEns n.句子, 判决, 宣判, 文句vt.宜判, 判决 RICHARD: Oh, no, honey, I mean, don't worry, I like hanging out with those guys. It's fun for me. They're different than my other friends, they don't start sentences with, 'You know who just died shoveling snow?' 220
6 spoken 5spEukEn adj.口头的, 口语的vbl.speak的过去分词 ROSS: I don't believe this. I miss, I miss the first time of everything. I missed, what, the first time he rolled over, the first time he crawled. What else did I miss? Has he spoken yet, is he driving, does he have a favorite liquour? 220
4 crawled krC:l vi.爬行, 蠕动, 徐徐行进n.爬行, 蠕动, 缓慢的行进 ROSS: I don't believe this. I miss, I miss the first time of everything. I missed, what, the first time he rolled over, the first time he crawled. What else did I miss? Has he spoken yet, is he driving, does he have a favorite liquour? 220
374 emily 5emElI n.艾米丽 ROSS: No, no, I mean, ya know, I, I read a book and there was a girl named Emily and I thought, I thought that might be good. 220
6 waved   waved波浪形的, 起伏的 (织物等)有波纹的 ROSS: Oh look, did, did you just see that? Did you see? He just waved, he just waved, he's never waved before, you've never waved before. Yes he has. Very good. 220
1 pail peil n.桶, 提桶 ROSS: Ok, and then you take the poopie diaper and you put it in the poopie diaper pail. 220
2 starters 5stB:tE n.起动器,起动钮 ROSS: Well for starters, you may want to light it and lose the spatula. 220
4 taxes tAks n.税, 税款, 税金vt.对...征税, 使负重担, 指控, 责备 ROSS: Yeah, that way I figure, ya know, we'll be far enough away from our parents that we don't have to see them all the time but close enough that they can come over and babysit whenever we want. And yes, I know, the taxes are a little higher than, let's say, Nassau county but the school system's supposedly great. 220
1 nassau 5nAsC: 拿骚(巴哈马首都) ROSS: Yeah, that way I figure, ya know, we'll be far enough away from our parents that we don't have to see them all the time but close enough that they can come over and babysit whenever we want. And yes, I know, the taxes are a little higher than, let's say, Nassau county but the school system's supposedly great. 220
2 county 5kaunti n.县, 郡 ROSS: Yeah, that way I figure, ya know, we'll be far enough away from our parents that we don't have to see them all the time but close enough that they can come over and babysit whenever we want. And yes, I know, the taxes are a little higher than, let's say, Nassau county but the school system's supposedly great. 220
1 sidestepped 5saidstep n.横跨的一步, (侧面的)台阶vt.横跨一步躲闪, 回避(困难)vi.回避问题, 躲避打击 ROSS: Yeah, you really sidestepped that land mine. 220
1 blacksmith 5blAksmIW n.锻工, 铁匠 SUSAN: Yeah, a woman I went to college with just became the first female blacksmith down there. 220
7 yeller jel vi.大叫, 忍不住笑, 呼喊vt.叫着说n.叫声, 喊声 The One Where Old Yeller Dies 220
8 chandlers 5tFB:ndlE n.杂货零售商, 蜡烛制造者 [as they're walking off, little bully grabs Chandlers hat from behind and puts it on himself] 221
1 ymca   YMCAabbr.Young Men's Christian Association, 基督教青年会 [Chandler puts a coin in the mini jukebox at the table. YMCA starts playing and Monica and the rest of the staff have to get on the counter and start singing along and dancing. After a couple of couruses, Chandler pulls out a handful of coins and drops them on the table.] 221
4 staff stB:f n.棒, 杖, 杆, 支柱, 全体职员, [军]参谋机构, [音]五线谱vt.供给人员, 充当职员 [Chandler puts a coin in the mini jukebox at the table. YMCA starts playing and Monica and the rest of the staff have to get on the counter and start singing along and dancing. After a couple of couruses, Chandler pulls out a handful of coins and drops them on the table.] 221
14 mini 5mini n.迷你型, 袖珍型 [Chandler puts a coin in the mini jukebox at the table. YMCA starts playing and Monica and the rest of the staff have to get on the counter and start singing along and dancing. After a couple of couruses, Chandler pulls out a handful of coins and drops them on the table.] 221
2 jukebox 5dVu:kbRks n.自动唱片点唱机 [Chandler puts a coin in the mini jukebox at the table. YMCA starts playing and Monica and the rest of the staff have to get on the counter and start singing along and dancing. After a couple of couruses, Chandler pulls out a handful of coins and drops them on the table.] 221
6 handful 5hAndful n.一把, 少数 [Chandler puts a coin in the mini jukebox at the table. YMCA starts playing and Monica and the rest of the staff have to get on the counter and start singing along and dancing. After a couple of couruses, Chandler pulls out a handful of coins and drops them on the table.] 221
8 coins   COINS=Committee on Improvement of National Statistics 国家统计改善委员会[美] Computer and Information Sciences 计算机与信息科学([美]麻省理工大学发表的研究报告) Copyright Office In-process System 版权局信息处理系统 Committee on International Standardization 国际标准化委员会([美]ASTM) [Chandler puts a coin in the mini jukebox at the table. YMCA starts playing and Monica and the rest of the staff have to get on the counter and start singing along and dancing. After a couple of couruses, Chandler pulls out a handful of coins and drops them on the table.] 221
1 laps lAp n.(坐时的)大腿前部, 膝盖, 舔声, (水)溅泼声, 重叠的部分, (跑道的)一圈, 衣兜, 下摆vi.重叠, 围住, 轻拍, 舔vt.包围, 抱...在膝上, 使重叠, 舔食, 泼溅, 拍打      LAP=Laboratory of Agro-Pedology 农业土壤学实验室 [Phoebe slams on the breaks. Joey and Rachel are thrown forward into the pillows in their laps.] 221
9 sweats swets 汗油(石蜡发汗所得的油) [Scene: Central Perk. Chandler and Ross enter in sweats carrying rackets.] 221
1 rackets 5rAkit n.球拍, 喧闹纷乱v.过着花天酒地的生活 [Scene: Central Perk. Chandler and Ross enter in sweats carrying rackets.] 221
11 serves sE:v v.当仆人, 服务, 服役, 供职, 招待, 侍候, 供应, 适合n.发球 [Scene: Chandler and Joey's apartment. Ross is sitting at the bar, Chandler serves up two mugs of hot water.] 221
7 mugs mQ^ n.杯子 [Scene: Chandler and Joey's apartment. Ross is sitting at the bar, Chandler serves up two mugs of hot water.] 221
6 stock stCk n.树干, 库存, 股票, 股份, 托盘, 祖先, 血统, 原料adj.股票的, 普通的, 常备的, 存货的, 繁殖用的vt.装把手于, 进货, 备有, 放牧vi.出新芽, 采购 [Scene: Monica and Rachel's apartment. Everyone is there. Monica is watching stock prices on a business channel.] 221
5 cone kEun n.[数、物]锥形物, 圆锥体, (松树的)球果vt.使成锥形 [Scene: Phoebe's dad's house. Phoebe is returning the dog who is bandaged up and has a plastic cone around it's neck.] 221
1 yelp jelp v.狗吠, (因痛而)叫喊, 叫喊着说 [She starts the cab and pulls forward. We hear a squish and a dog yelp.] 221
2 squish skwiF n.咯吱声, 果酱vt.压扁, 压烂vi.咯吱吱地走 [She starts the cab and pulls forward. We hear a squish and a dog yelp.] 221
7 prepare pri5pZE v.准备, 预备, 有能力而且愿意 [they all put up their fists and prepare to fight] 221
4 fists fist n.拳头, 手, 抓住, 抓牢vt.拳打, 握成拳, 紧握 [they all put up their fists and prepare to fight] 221
1 packets 5pAkit n.小包裹, 小捆v.包装信息包 [they both pour in packets of cappucino mix] 221
1 thier   THI=Temperature Humidity Index 温度湿度指数 [they both stir thier coffee and proceed to stare into the mugs] 221
4 stir stE: n.轰动, 搅动, 监牢vt.动, 移动, 摇动, 激起, 搅和, 惹起vi.走动, 传播, 流行      STIR=Surveillance and Target Indication Radar 监视与目标指示雷达 [they both stir thier coffee and proceed to stare into the mugs] 221
3 proceed prE5si:d vi.进行, 继续下去, 发生 [they both stir thier coffee and proceed to stare into the mugs] 221
1 continuously kEn5tInjJEslI adv.不断地, 连续地 [they both try to drink while continuously stirring] 221
43 bully 5buli n.欺凌弱小者vt.威吓, 威逼 BIG BULLY: [walks back from the counter] Hey you're in our seats. 221
3 tripped trip n.(短途)旅行, 绊倒, 摔倒, 失足, 往返, 差错, 支吾, 旅程vt.使跌倒, 使犯错, 使失败, 挑剔vi.轻快地走, 摔倒, 绊倒, 失足, 结巴, 远足, 犯错, 旅行      TRIP=transformation-induced plasticity [冶]高强度及高延性 BIG BULLY: Don't do that to yourself. Any one of us could have tripped over that little girls jump-rope. 221
4 rope rEup n.绳, 索, 绳索v.围起 BIG BULLY: Don't do that to yourself. Any one of us could have tripped over that little girls jump-rope. 221
14 ovulating 5Euvjuleit vi.排卵 BIG BULLY: Ok, nothing from the neck up. [everyone gets ready for the fight] Or the waist down. Dana's ovulating. 221
1 custer 5kQstE 卡斯特(姓氏) CHANDLER: Alright, hang on a second there Custer. 221
5 jackets 5dVAkit n.短上衣, 夹克, (锅炉、水管等的)套, 书籍的封面套纸, 护封, 马铃薯皮vt.给...穿夹克, 给...装护套 CHANDLER: Do you have to be a Century 21 real-estate agent to get to wear those really cool jackets? 221
6 estate i5steit n.状态, 不动产, 时期, 阶层, 财产 CHANDLER: Do you have to be a Century 21 real-estate agent to get to wear those really cool jackets? 221
3 bolts bEults [刷]毛边书 CHANDLER: Huh. [reaches over and grabs the hat and bolts for the door but slips and falls behind the couch] 221
1 virginities vE:5dViniti n.处女, 处女性, 童贞, 未婚女子的独身生活 CHANDLER: Well, couldn't we just lose our virginities again? Ya know, because I think actually mine's growing back. 221
13 damage 5dAmidV n.损害, 伤害v.招致损害n.[律] (用复数)赔偿金 CHANDLER: Well, it's sharp, it's metal, I think I can do some, you know, serious damage with it. 221
5 stilts stilt n.高跷, 支柱, 脚柱vt.使踏上高 跷 FRANK: Except stilts. 221
14 heavy 5hi:vi adj.重的, 繁重的, 巨大的, 沉重的, 阴沉的adv.沉重地, 笨重地, 大量地n.重物, 严肃角色 FRANK: Heavy. 221
137 mark mB:k n.标志, 分数, 痕迹, 记号vt.做标记于, 打分数, 标志vi.作记号      Mark  [mB:k]  n. 马克(男子名) FRANK: I gotta friend named Mark. 221
2 gutter 5^QtE n.水槽, 檐槽, 排水沟, 槽, 贫民区vt.开沟于vi.流n.装订线 FRANK: Yeah hey, you know if you want I can take you around back and show you where he hit his head on the rain gutter. 221
6 happiest 5hApi adj.快乐的, 幸福的, 陶醉于...的, 恰当的 FRANK: Yeah, he loved stilts. One time I was upstairs, I was stealing cigarettes out of my mom's purse, and uh, all of a sudden I look over and there's my dad's head bobbing past the window. He just had this big smile on his face and he was waving 'cause he was always happiest when he was on his stilts. 221
8 returned ri5tE:nd adj.被送回的, 归来的 JOEY: [in a fake voice] Uhh, hello Miss Buffay. I know where your dog is. I want you to know that he'll be returned to you, almost as good as new, within, within 24 hours. Uh, goodbye. [hangs up] 221
2 christening `krIsEnIN n.洗礼仪式 JOEY: [walks out of his room] Hey, this is ridiculous. I'll tell you what. After I get back from my neice's christening, I'll go down to the coffee house with you and we'll all have a nice cup of coffee alright. No problem, Joey's there. 221
3 olive 5Cliv n.橄榄树, 橄榄叶, 橄榄枝, 橄榄色      Olive  [5Cliv]  n. 奥利夫(女子名) JOEY: Olive loaf and ham spread, no mayo. 221
3 mayo `meIEJ n.<口>=mayonnaise      Mayo  [5meiEu]  梅奥[爱尔兰西北部一郡] JOEY: Olive loaf and ham spread, no mayo. 221
5 loaf lEuf n.一条面包, 块, 游荡v.游荡, 虚度光阴 JOEY: Olive loaf and ham spread, no mayo. 221
4 halfway 5hB:f5wei adj.中途的, 部分的, 不彻底的adv.半路地, 在中途, 在半途 JOEY: Phoebs, he's just a little dog. [turns back to the car window and the dog is halfway through it.] Ahhh. 221
2 trampoline 5trAmpE7li:n, -lin; 7trAmpE5li:n n.蹦床n.(杂技表演中翻筋斗用的) 蹦床, 弹床 JOEY: Well why don't you just reach out and take his trampoline. 221
4 beaten 5bi:tn n.挫败adj.打败了的 JOEY: Yeah really, Ross, have you ever been beaten up before? 221
1 ribs rib n.肋骨 LITTLE BULLY: It's a nice watch, I don't wanna break it on your ribs. 221
1 weenies 5wi:ni adj.微小的, 细小的 LITTLE BULLY: Oh, look who's here, it's the weenies. 221
1 retardant ri5tB:dEnt n.延缓(作用)剂adj.延缓的, 使迟滞的 MONICA: But I need it. Otherwords I'm gonna have to take that horrible diner job. You know, with the dancing and the costumes. I don't wanna have to wear flame retardant boobs. 221
12 meg 脑磁描记计       Meg  [me^]  n.Margaret  的昵称 MONICA: 'Cause I was going by it the other day and I saw that there was a stock with my initials, MEG, on it and, well, sometimes I have to watch for two or three hours before it comes up again but when it does, it's pretty exciting. 221
4 initials i5niFEl adj.最初的, 词首的, 初始的n.词首大写字母 MONICA: 'Cause I was going by it the other day and I saw that there was a stock with my initials, MEG, on it and, well, sometimes I have to watch for two or three hours before it comes up again but when it does, it's pretty exciting. 221
12 indian 5indjEn adj.印度的, 印度人的, 印第安人的n.印度人, 印第安人, 印第安语 MONICA: His indian name? 221
2 shares FZE n.共享, 参与, 一份, 部分, 份额, 参股vt.分享, 均分, 共有, 分配vi.分享[计] 使DOS支持文件共享和锁定 MONICA: I wanna buy 5 shares of SGJ and I wanna buy them now. C'mon time is money my friend. Thank you. Wooo. 221
1 des Data Encryption Standard, 数据加密标准 MONICA: It bit. It was a 50's theme restraunt. I have to cook in a costume and dance on the counter. I mean I was a chef at Cafe des Artistes. I mean how could I take a job where I have to make something called Laverne and Curly Fries? 221
5 cafe 5kAfeI; (?@) kA5feI n.咖啡馆, 小餐馆 MONICA: It bit. It was a 50's theme restraunt. I have to cook in a costume and dance on the counter. I mean I was a chef at Cafe des Artistes. I mean how could I take a job where I have to make something called Laverne and Curly Fries? 221
1 artistes B:5tist n.技艺家 MONICA: It bit. It was a 50's theme restraunt. I have to cook in a costume and dance on the counter. I mean I was a chef at Cafe des Artistes. I mean how could I take a job where I have to make something called Laverne and Curly Fries? 221
3 motto 5mCtEu n.座右铭, 格言, 题词, 笺言 MONICA: MEG was good for me but I dumped her. Ya know, my motto is get out before they go down. 221
3 invested in5vest v.投(资), 购买(有用之物)~, 授予, 投资 MONICA: My stock, MEG, it went up 2 points. Hey guys, do you realize that if I had invested my $127 in myself yesterday that I'd like have...a lot more than that today. Ya know what, I'm gonna do it. 221
2 financially   financiallyadv.财政上, 金融上 MONICA: Well, my financially challenged friends, I split my money and I bought some shares of CHP and ZXY. 221
1 challenged 5tFAlindV n.挑战vt.向...挑战 MONICA: Well, my financially challenged friends, I split my money and I bought some shares of CHP and ZXY. 221
1 bulls bul n.[动]公牛, 粗壮如牛的人 MONICA: What's to know? Buy sell, high low, bears bulls...[on the phone] Yes Manhattan...yeah telephone number of the stock...selling store. 221
4 attacking E5tAk n.进攻, 攻击, (用语言)抨击, 批评, 疾病发作, 侵袭vt.攻击, 抨击, 动手处理(某事)vi.攻击 PHOEBE: [a little dog starts attacking her leg] Hey, hey, no, oh oh. 221
1 rotisserie rEu5tisEri: n.电转烤肉架, 烤肉店 PHOEBE: And they were serving franks which is his first name minus the s at the end. And there was a rotisserie with spinning chicken. 221
13 minus 5mainEs adj.负的, 减的prep.减去n.负数 PHOEBE: And they were serving franks which is his first name minus the s at the end. And there was a rotisserie with spinning chicken. 221
1 mcdonald's   Mcdonald'sn.麦当劳 PHOEBE: Hamburger. McDonald's. Old MacDonald had a farm, my dad is a pharmacist. 221
1 macdonald mEk5dCnEld 麦克唐纳(姓氏) PHOEBE: Hamburger. McDonald's. Old MacDonald had a farm, my dad is a pharmacist. 221
1 womb wu:m n.子宫, 发源地vt.(如子宫般的)包含, 容纳 PHOEBE: I just think that this was a really bad sign, ya know. I mean, like the beast at the threshold, you know. It's just like, I have no family left, ya know. I mean except for my grandmother, you know, but let's face it, she's not gonna be around forever, despite what she says. And I have a sister who I've barely spoken to since we like shared a womb. I don't know, this is my real father and I just, I want things to be like just right. 221
4 threshold 5WreFhEuld n.开始, 开端, 极限 PHOEBE: I just think that this was a really bad sign, ya know. I mean, like the beast at the threshold, you know. It's just like, I have no family left, ya know. I mean except for my grandmother, you know, but let's face it, she's not gonna be around forever, despite what she says. And I have a sister who I've barely spoken to since we like shared a womb. I don't know, this is my real father and I just, I want things to be like just right. 221
6 shared FZE n.共享, 参与, 一份, 部分, 份额, 参股vt.分享, 均分, 共有, 分配vi.分享[计] 使DOS支持文件共享和锁定 PHOEBE: I just think that this was a really bad sign, ya know. I mean, like the beast at the threshold, you know. It's just like, I have no family left, ya know. I mean except for my grandmother, you know, but let's face it, she's not gonna be around forever, despite what she says. And I have a sister who I've barely spoken to since we like shared a womb. I don't know, this is my real father and I just, I want things to be like just right. 221
3 despite dis5pait prep.不管, 尽管, 不论 PHOEBE: I just think that this was a really bad sign, ya know. I mean, like the beast at the threshold, you know. It's just like, I have no family left, ya know. I mean except for my grandmother, you know, but let's face it, she's not gonna be around forever, despite what she says. And I have a sister who I've barely spoken to since we like shared a womb. I don't know, this is my real father and I just, I want things to be like just right. 221
3 beast bi:st n.兽, 畜牲, 人面兽心的人 PHOEBE: I just think that this was a really bad sign, ya know. I mean, like the beast at the threshold, you know. It's just like, I have no family left, ya know. I mean except for my grandmother, you know, but let's face it, she's not gonna be around forever, despite what she says. And I have a sister who I've barely spoken to since we like shared a womb. I don't know, this is my real father and I just, I want things to be like just right. 221
1 kibbles 5ki:bl vt.粗磨 PHOEBE: Look kibbles, bits. Oh God, alright, get the hell off my leg you yippity piece of crap. [Flings the dog off and jumps in the cab. The dog keeps jumping up to the window.] Ok, alright, we have a problem. 221
3 flings fliN n.投, 掷, 猛冲, 暴躁的行动, 急冲, 嘲弄, 讥笑vt.猛投, 抛, 掷, 使陷入, 挥动, 嘲笑, 扫视vi.猛冲, 直冲, 急行 PHOEBE: Look kibbles, bits. Oh God, alright, get the hell off my leg you yippity piece of crap. [Flings the dog off and jumps in the cab. The dog keeps jumping up to the window.] Ok, alright, we have a problem. 221
1 coincidences kEu5insidEns n.一致, 相合, 同时发生或同时存在(尤指偶然)的事 PHOEBE: No because I chickened out the last time when I tried to meet him. So I mean coincidences? I don't think so. 221
2 chickened 5tFikin n.小鸡, 小鸟, 鸡肉 PHOEBE: No because I chickened out the last time when I tried to meet him. So I mean coincidences? I don't think so. 221
4 doggie 5dC^i n.<儿语> 小狗, 狗, 汪汪 PHOEBE: No no no, doggie please. Oh, I do so wanna love all animals, please no. 221
18 signs sain n.标记, 符号, 记号, 征兆, 迹象, 征候v.签名(于), 署名(于)~, 签署 PHOEBE: No, 'cause you just said dad and everywhere I go today I keep getting signs telling me to go see my father. Like when I was walking over here and I passed a buffet...which is my father's last name. 221
4 stitches   stitches缝线 PHOEBE: Yeah, but he did have to have a bunch of stitches and he said that only once in a blue moon does a dog's ear grow back so...still hoping. 221
16 market 5mB:kit n.市场, 销路, 行情vt.在市场上交易, 使上市vi.在市场上买卖 RACHEL: Monica, what are you talking about? You don't know the first thing about the stock market. 221
4 hamburger 5hAmbE:^E n.<美> 碎牛肉, 牛肉饼, 汉堡包 RACHEL: Ok, so uh, who wants the last hamburger? 221
3 freakish 5fri:kiF adj.异想天开的, 朝三暮四的, 奇特的, 畸形的 ROSS: Freakish. 221
2 mixing 5miksiN n.混合, 混频 ROSS: How come it's not mixing with the water? 221
8 proved   proved被证实的 ROSS: I think we proved our point. 221
8 bullies 5buli n.欺凌弱小者vt.威吓, 威逼 ROSS: It was ridiculous. Ya know, these guys, they were bullies, actual bullies, ya know. We're grown ups, this kinda stuff isn't supposed to happen anymore. 221
1 descent di5sent n.降下, 降落, 世系, 血统, 侵袭 ROSS: No. Man I don't wanna have to have Joey with me every time I wanna descent cup of coffee. Ya know, and I don't wanna spend the rest of my life drinking cappucino with a 'K'. I say you and I go back down there and stand up to those guys. 221
1 passage 5pAsidV n.通过, 经过, 通道, 通路, (一)段, (一)节 ROSS: No. So what. So what if we get beaten up, maybe that's just something every man has to go through once in his life. Ya know, like a, like a right of passage or somethin'. 221
2 kudos 5kju:dRs; (?@) 5ku:dRs n.名望, 荣誉, 声誉 ROSS: Ok, ok, you know what? I think you're very funny. Kudos on that hat joke. But, come on guy just, just give him back the hat. 221
9 behalf bi5hB:f n.为, 利益 ROSS: On behalf of everyone, I'd just like to say behuh. 221
11 presentation 7prezen5teiFEn n.介绍, 陈述, 赠送, 表达 ROSS: Well because I have to work on Monday, I have a big presentation. 221
5 weapon 5wepEn n.武器 ROSS: Woah, ho-ho, whad'ya got there, a weapon? 221
26 sebastian si:5bAstjEn n.塞巴斯蒂安(m.) Written by: Sebastian Jones & Brian Buckner. 221
21 jones dVEunz n.琼斯 Written by: Sebastian Jones & Brian Buckner. 221
2 joeys 5dVEui n.幼兽 [Mr. Greene opens the door to Chandler and Joeys apartment. Ross sees him and runs to the door forcing him back in then holds onto the door knob.] 222
8 forcing 5fC:siN 强迫的, 施加压力的, 强制, 强夺 [Mr. Greene opens the door to Chandler and Joeys apartment. Ross sees him and runs to the door forcing him back in then holds onto the door knob.] 222
23 apartments E5pB:tmEnt n.<美>公寓住宅, 单元住宅, 房间 [Scene: Later on in the hallway between the apartments. Chandler is showing people to the parties.] 222
14 including   includingvbl.包括 [Scene: Moondance Diner. Ross, Phoebe, Joey, and Chandler are sitting at the counter, Monica is working. Monica is wearing her costume, including big fake breasts.] 222
1 tigers 5tai^E n.[动]老虎, 虎, 凶暴的人 CHANDLER: [running out of his apartment after a girl] Ok, ok, you can be shirts and I'll be skins. I'll be skins. [sits down beside Rachel] Hey, how you holdin' up there, tiger? Oh, sorry, when my parents were getting divorced I got a lot of tigers. Got a lot of champs, chiefs, sports, I even got a governor. 222
2 skins skin n.皮, 皮肤, 兽皮, 皮毛, 外皮, 外壳v.长皮 CHANDLER: [running out of his apartment after a girl] Ok, ok, you can be shirts and I'll be skins. I'll be skins. [sits down beside Rachel] Hey, how you holdin' up there, tiger? Oh, sorry, when my parents were getting divorced I got a lot of tigers. Got a lot of champs, chiefs, sports, I even got a governor. 222
1 governor 5^QvEnE n.统治者, 管理者, 地方长官, 主管人员 CHANDLER: [running out of his apartment after a girl] Ok, ok, you can be shirts and I'll be skins. I'll be skins. [sits down beside Rachel] Hey, how you holdin' up there, tiger? Oh, sorry, when my parents were getting divorced I got a lot of tigers. Got a lot of champs, chiefs, sports, I even got a governor. 222
1 chiefs tFi:f n.首领, 领袖, 酋长, 长官, 主要部分, 最有价值的部分adj.主要的, 首要的, 首席的, 主任的 CHANDLER: [running out of his apartment after a girl] Ok, ok, you can be shirts and I'll be skins. I'll be skins. [sits down beside Rachel] Hey, how you holdin' up there, tiger? Oh, sorry, when my parents were getting divorced I got a lot of tigers. Got a lot of champs, chiefs, sports, I even got a governor. 222
1 champs tFAmp v.(指马) 使劲地嚼, 焦急 CHANDLER: [running out of his apartment after a girl] Ok, ok, you can be shirts and I'll be skins. I'll be skins. [sits down beside Rachel] Hey, how you holdin' up there, tiger? Oh, sorry, when my parents were getting divorced I got a lot of tigers. Got a lot of champs, chiefs, sports, I even got a governor. 222
11 ushers 5QFE n.引座员, 招待员, 传达员, 前驱vt.引导, 展示vi.作招待员 CHANDLER: Alright you guys are off to party number one [ushers 3 guys into Monica's apartment] and you, you are off to party number two [ushers four women into his apartment. Two guys try to follow and Chandler blocks them and shoos them off to Monica's apartment] Alright fellas, let's keep it movin', let' keep it movin. 222
2 shoos Fu: int.(赶鸟等)所发声音, 嘘v.发出嘘声赶 CHANDLER: Alright you guys are off to party number one [ushers 3 guys into Monica's apartment] and you, you are off to party number two [ushers four women into his apartment. Two guys try to follow and Chandler blocks them and shoos them off to Monica's apartment] Alright fellas, let's keep it movin', let' keep it movin. 222
2 reminded ri5maind vt.提醒, 使想起 CHANDLER: Becasue it reminded you of the way our forefathers used to bitch at each other? 222
1 forefathers   forefathersn.祖先,先人 CHANDLER: Becasue it reminded you of the way our forefathers used to bitch at each other? 222
19 dennis 5denis n. 丹尼斯(男子名) CHANDLER: Joey, Joey. Hey, some girl just walked up to me and said, 'I want you Dennis,' and stuck her tounge down my throat. I love this party. 222
1 wetting 5wetiN n. 湿,变湿 CHANDLER: Well, I relied on a carefully regimented program of denial and, and wetting the bed. 222
1 relied ri5lai v.依赖, 依靠, 信赖, 信任, 依赖于 CHANDLER: Well, I relied on a carefully regimented program of denial and, and wetting the bed. 222
1 regimented 5redVimEnt n.团, 大群v.把...编组, 把...编成团, 管辖 CHANDLER: Well, I relied on a carefully regimented program of denial and, and wetting the bed. 222
2 denial di5naiEl n.否认, 否定, 谢绝, 拒绝 CHANDLER: Well, I relied on a carefully regimented program of denial and, and wetting the bed. 222
1 scholarship 5skClEFip n.奖学金, 学问, 学识      Scholarshipn. 1.奖学金 2.学问,学识 CHANDLER: Ya know, my cousin went to hell on a football scholarship. 222
7 victor 5viktE n.胜利者adj.胜利者的      Victor  [5viktE]  n. 维克托(男子名) GIRL 1: What about my friend Victor? 222
2 gunter `^QntE(r) n.[海]中桅,中桅帆n.甘特氏尺规(G-)甘特(英国数学家) GUNTER: No, she'll yell at me again. 222
2 questioningly   questioninglyadv.怀疑地 JOEY: [as they're walking out, Dr. Greene questioningly gestures at the Happy Birthday sign over the door] This is clearly in the wrong apartment. [they all walk across the hall] 222
4 safely `seIflI adv.安全地, 确实地 JOEY: [peeks back out] Ok, now that your coat is safely in the bedr-, [sees that the coast is clear] oh, ok we can come back out in the living room. 222
8 coast kEust n.海岸, 滑坡v.沿海岸而行 JOEY: [peeks back out] Ok, now that your coat is safely in the bedr-, [sees that the coast is clear] oh, ok we can come back out in the living room. 222
2 infection in5fekFEn n.[医] 传染, 传染病, 影响, 感染 JOEY: Kinda looks like that stuff you get when you get a bad infection. 222
4 volleyball 5vRlIbC:l n.排球 JOEY: Quick volleyball question. 222
12 pizzas 5pi:tsE n.比萨饼(一种涂有乳酪核番茄酱的意大利式有馅烘饼) JOEY: Really. Why can't we just get some pizzas and get some beers and have fun? 222
7 distract dis5trAkt v.转移 JOEY: Thanks for coming Mrs. Greene. [grabs her and kisses her to distract her. She goes limp in his arms. Mr. Greene leaves.] Well, ok, you take care. 222
5 staging 5steidViN n.分段运输 MONICA: Because that's where the party is you goon. See this is just the staging area. 222
1 goon ^u:n n.受雇暴徒, 呆子, 愚笨者 MONICA: Because that's where the party is you goon. See this is just the staging area. 222
3 tournament 5tuEnEmEnt n.比赛, 锦标赛, 联赛 MONICA: Could you guys please try to keep it down, we're trying to start a Boggle tournament. 222
1 boggle 5bC^l v.犹豫, 不知是否应 MONICA: Could you guys please try to keep it down, we're trying to start a Boggle tournament. 222
6 custard 5kQstEd n.奶油蛋羹, 奶油冻 MONICA: It's a traditional Mexican custard dessert. 222
2 honk hCNk n.雁叫声 MONICA: Joey they're not real. I start miles beneath the surface of these things, ok, they're fake. See [squeezes her breast] honk honk. 222
1 beneath bi5ni:W adv.在...之下prep.在...之下 MONICA: Joey they're not real. I start miles beneath the surface of these things, ok, they're fake. See [squeezes her breast] honk honk. 222
5 placing 5pleisiN n.(未经许可)出售 MONICA: Listen you guys, I don't mean to be a pain about this but, um, I've noticed that some of you are just placing them on. You wanna push the caps until you hear them click. [she demonstrates, Gunther starts to walk to the door] Gunther, where're you going? 222
5 marker 5mB:kE n.作记号的人, 记分员, 纪念碑, 标记, 里程碑n.[军]标兵 MONICA: No. No you can't go. No this is fun. Come on we're just getting started. Here, here's your marker. 222
2 markers 5mB:kE n.作记号的人, 记分员, 纪念碑, 标记, 里程碑n.[军]标兵 MONICA: Ok people, I want you to take a piece of paper, here you go, and write down your most embarassing memory. Oh, and I do ask that when you're not using the markers, you put the caps back on them because they will dry out. 222
3 caps   CAPS=Cassette Programming System 盒式磁带程序设计系统 MONICA: Ok people, I want you to take a piece of paper, here you go, and write down your most embarassing memory. Oh, and I do ask that when you're not using the markers, you put the caps back on them because they will dry out. 222
148 emma 5emE 代表字母m的通讯字码      EMMA=Electron Microscope-Microprobe Analyzer 电子显微镜与微探针分析仪      Emma  [5emE]  n.艾玛, 女子名 MONICA: Ok, um so, I still have to invite Dillon and Emma and Shannon Cooper. 222
1 dillon 5dilEn 狄龙(姓氏) MONICA: Ok, um so, I still have to invite Dillon and Emma and Shannon Cooper. 222
3 cooper 5ku:pE n.制桶工人      Cooper  [5ku:pE]  库珀(姓氏) MONICA: Ok, um so, I still have to invite Dillon and Emma and Shannon Cooper. 222
42 sandra   Sandran. 桑德拉(女子名) MONICA: Sandra, I am so sorry, I thought you were Rachel and we just weren't ready for you yet. 222
1 tablecloth 5teIb(E)lklRW n.桌布 MONICA: So, I'll get candles and my mom's lace tablecloth, and since it's Rachel's birthday, I mean, we want it to be special, I thought I'd poach a salmon. 222
2 poach pEutF vt.水煮(荷包蛋), 把...踏成泥浆, 侵入偷猎, 窃取vi.偷猎 MONICA: So, I'll get candles and my mom's lace tablecloth, and since it's Rachel's birthday, I mean, we want it to be special, I thought I'd poach a salmon. 222
9 lace leis n.饰带, 花边, 缎带, 鞋带vt.扎带子, 扎, 饰以花边vi.缚带子 MONICA: So, I'll get candles and my mom's lace tablecloth, and since it's Rachel's birthday, I mean, we want it to be special, I thought I'd poach a salmon. 222
2 bout baut n.一回, 一场, 回合, 较量vt.来回耕 MONICA: Well, how bout just her mom? 222
1 quieter 5kwaiEtE [机]防音装置 内燃机的消音装置 消声器 MONICA: Ya know, my party is fun. I mean, maybe it's a little quieter, less obvious sorta fun but, you know, if people would just give it a chance... [volleyball hits her in the head from behind] 222
21 obvious 5CbviEs, -vjEs adj.明显的, 显而易见的 MONICA: Ya know, my party is fun. I mean, maybe it's a little quieter, less obvious sorta fun but, you know, if people would just give it a chance... [volleyball hits her in the head from behind] 222
8 committee kE5miti n.委员会 MONICA: You wanna be in charge of the food committee? 222
5 yoga 5jEu^E n.瑜珈, 瑜珈术 MR. GREENE: ...and her yoga and her Bridges of Madison County... 222
1 bridges 5bridViz 布里奇斯(姓氏) MR. GREENE: ...and her yoga and her Bridges of Madison County... 222
2 varnish 5vB:niF n.清漆, 凡立水, 光泽面, 掩饰v.修饰 MR. GREENE: ...and you sand it and you varnish it... 222
1 gulliver `^QlIvE(r) n.格利佛(《格利佛游记》的主人公) MR. GREENE: Did you know your mother spent $1200 dollars on bansai trees. I felt like Gulliver around that place. 222
1 chateau 5FB:tEu n.城堡 MR. GREENE: I have to be heading to my chateau, thank you. 222
5 therapy 5WerEpi n.治疗 MRS. GREENE: ...I may have only been in therapy for three weeks now dear but... 222
1 ridiculed 5ridikju:l n.嘲笑, 奚落v.嘲笑, 奚落 MRS. GREENE: He always ridiculed my pottery classs... 222
23 pottery 5pCtEri n.陶器, 陶器场 MRS. GREENE: He always ridiculed my pottery classs... 222
1 classs klB:s n.班级, 阶级, 社会等级, 种类, (一节)课vt.把...分类(或分等级)      CLASS=Canberra Laboratories Automation Software System 堪培拉工业公司实验室自动化软件系统[美] Capacity Loading and Scheduling System 容量装载与调度系统 Carrier Landing Aid stabilization System 航空母舰着陆辅助稳定系统 Close Air Support System 近空支援系统 Container-Lighters Aboard Ship System 集装箱-驳船船舶装运系统 MRS. GREENE: He always ridiculed my pottery classs... 222
8 remembering ri5membE vt.回忆起, 铭记, 纪念vi.记得 MRS. GREENE: Oh well thank you. Such a gentleman. Thank you. [Chandler takes the hot pink coat and grimaces at it] Ahh, it all looks so nice, so festive, all the balloons... [Chandler, remembering that Joey and Mr. Greene are in the bedroom, throws her coat in a cupboard] The funniest thing happened to me on the way here. I was...[Joey peeks out] 222
1 festive 5festiv adj.庆祝的, 喜庆的, 欢乐的, 节日似 MRS. GREENE: Oh well thank you. Such a gentleman. Thank you. [Chandler takes the hot pink coat and grimaces at it] Ahh, it all looks so nice, so festive, all the balloons... [Chandler, remembering that Joey and Mr. Greene are in the bedroom, throws her coat in a cupboard] The funniest thing happened to me on the way here. I was...[Joey peeks out] 222
1 caresses kE5res n.爱抚, 接吻vt.抚爱 MRS. GREENE: Oh, you kids [she caresses his face and chest] Well, this is the best party I've been to in years. 222
2 chosen 5tFEuzn vbl.choose的过去分词 MRS. GREENE: Sweetheart, you obviously have a problem. You've chosen a boyfriend exactly like your father. 222
7 goodness 5^udnis n.仁慈, 善良 MRS. GREENE: Well, my goodness, what was that? 222
2 focals 5fEukEl adj.焦点的, 有焦点的, 在焦点上的 MRS. GREENE: You wear bi-focals? 222
2 bi bai [域] Burundi , 布隆迪      Bisymb 〈化〉铋(bismuth) MRS. GREENE: You wear bi-focals? 222
4 suspicious sEs5piFEs adj.(~ of) 可疑的, 怀疑的 PHOEBE: No, only the three of you, any more than that and she'll get suspicious. 222
1 creme   cremen.(=cream)乳酪, 奶油, 奶皮 PHOEBE: Oh no, you're not supposed to be here. This is the staging area, you should, it's all wrong, you should leave, ya know, get out. [opens the door, the guys are right there] Or perhaps you'd like a creme d'menthe. 222
35 trash trAF n.无价值之物, 无聊的作品, 垃圾, 废物 PHOEBE: Ok, ok, she's taking the trash out so I can get you out of here but it has to be now, she'll be back any minute. 222
2 diversion dai5vE:FEn n.转移, 转换, 牵制, 解闷, 娱乐 PHOEBE: Shh. In a minute, I'm gonna create a diversion. When I do, walk quickly to the door and don't look back. 222
6 ocean 5EuFEn n.大海, 海洋, 许多, 广阔 RACHEL: It's just this thing. Every year we would go out on my dad's boat and watch the fireworks. Mom always hated it because the ocean air made her hair all big. My sister Jill would be throwing up over the side and my dad would be upset becasue nobody was helping and then when we did help he would scream at us for doing it wrong. But then when the fireworks started, everybody just shut up, you know, and it'd get really cold, and we would all just sort of smush under this one blanket. It never occured to anybody to bring another one. And now it's just... 222
1 occured E5kE: vi.发生, 出现 RACHEL: It's just this thing. Every year we would go out on my dad's boat and watch the fireworks. Mom always hated it because the ocean air made her hair all big. My sister Jill would be throwing up over the side and my dad would be upset becasue nobody was helping and then when we did help he would scream at us for doing it wrong. But then when the fireworks started, everybody just shut up, you know, and it'd get really cold, and we would all just sort of smush under this one blanket. It never occured to anybody to bring another one. And now it's just... 222
2 fireworks   fireworksn.烟火, 激烈争论      FireworksMacromedia公司开发网页图像处理软件。 RACHEL: It's just this thing. Every year we would go out on my dad's boat and watch the fireworks. Mom always hated it because the ocean air made her hair all big. My sister Jill would be throwing up over the side and my dad would be upset becasue nobody was helping and then when we did help he would scream at us for doing it wrong. But then when the fireworks started, everybody just shut up, you know, and it'd get really cold, and we would all just sort of smush under this one blanket. It never occured to anybody to bring another one. And now it's just... 222
4 occupied 5Ckjupai vt.占, 占用, 占领, 占据 RACHEL: Listen honey, can you keep dad occupied, I'm gonna go talk to mom for a while. 222
2 tutu 5tu:tu: n.由腰部撑开的芭蕾舞用短裙 RACHEL: My parents happened. All they had to do was sit in the same stadium, smile proudly, and not talk about the divorce. But nooo, they got into a huge fight in the middle of the commencement address. Bishop Tutu actually had to stop and shush them. But you know what, you know what the good news is? I get to serve coffee for the next 8 hours. 222
2 stadium 5steidiEm n.露天大型运动场 RACHEL: My parents happened. All they had to do was sit in the same stadium, smile proudly, and not talk about the divorce. But nooo, they got into a huge fight in the middle of the commencement address. Bishop Tutu actually had to stop and shush them. But you know what, you know what the good news is? I get to serve coffee for the next 8 hours. 222
5 shush FQF int.嘘!n.嘘声 RACHEL: My parents happened. All they had to do was sit in the same stadium, smile proudly, and not talk about the divorce. But nooo, they got into a huge fight in the middle of the commencement address. Bishop Tutu actually had to stop and shush them. But you know what, you know what the good news is? I get to serve coffee for the next 8 hours. 222
1 commencement kE5mensmEnt n.开始, 毕业典礼 RACHEL: My parents happened. All they had to do was sit in the same stadium, smile proudly, and not talk about the divorce. But nooo, they got into a huge fight in the middle of the commencement address. Bishop Tutu actually had to stop and shush them. But you know what, you know what the good news is? I get to serve coffee for the next 8 hours. 222
2 bishop 5biFEp n.主教 RACHEL: My parents happened. All they had to do was sit in the same stadium, smile proudly, and not talk about the divorce. But nooo, they got into a huge fight in the middle of the commencement address. Bishop Tutu actually had to stop and shush them. But you know what, you know what the good news is? I get to serve coffee for the next 8 hours. 222
4 wicker 5wikE n.柳条adj.柳条制的 RACHEL: This is it, isn't it? I mean, this is what my life is gonna be like. My mom there, my dad there. Thanksgiving, Christmas. She gets the house, he's in some condo my sister's gonna decorate with wicker. Oh, Chandler how did you get through this? 222
5 decorate 5dekEreit v.装饰, 为...做室内装修 RACHEL: This is it, isn't it? I mean, this is what my life is gonna be like. My mom there, my dad there. Thanksgiving, Christmas. She gets the house, he's in some condo my sister's gonna decorate with wicker. Oh, Chandler how did you get through this? 222
2 condo kEn5dEu condominium 分户出售公寓大厦 RACHEL: This is it, isn't it? I mean, this is what my life is gonna be like. My mom there, my dad there. Thanksgiving, Christmas. She gets the house, he's in some condo my sister's gonna decorate with wicker. Oh, Chandler how did you get through this? 222
1 frames freim n.结构, 体格vt.构成, 设计, 制定, 使适合, 陷害vi.<英方>有成功希望n.帧,画面,框架 RACHEL: Well those are very popular frames. 222
5 july dVu(:)5lai n.七月(略作Jul) RACHEL: Ya know, I just, so weird. I mean I was in there just listening to them bitch about each other and all I kept thinking about was the fourth of July. 222
2 testament 5testEmEnt n.遗嘱 RACHEL: Ya know, I mean this is supposed to be a joyous occasion. My sister's graduating from college, nobody thought she would. It's a true testament to what a girl from long island would do for a Celica. 222
16 island 5ailEnd n.岛, 岛屿, 岛状物(孤立状态的物), 安全岛vt.使成岛状, 孤立 RACHEL: Ya know, I mean this is supposed to be a joyous occasion. My sister's graduating from college, nobody thought she would. It's a true testament to what a girl from long island would do for a Celica. 222
1 graduating 5^rAdjueit, -dVueit n.(大学)毕业生, 研究生v.(使)(大学)毕业 RACHEL: Ya know, I mean this is supposed to be a joyous occasion. My sister's graduating from college, nobody thought she would. It's a true testament to what a girl from long island would do for a Celica. 222
5 chimney 5tFimni n.烟囱, 灯罩 RACHEL: Yeah, like a chimney. 222
4 therapist 5WerEpIst n.临床医学家 RACHEL: You want me to see a therapist? 222
1 moistening 5mCisniN 润湿 ROSS: [pulls the cigarette off his upper lip and hands it to Mr. Greene] Yeah, yes it is, I was just moistening the tip. 222
1 roo ru: n.[动] 袋鼠(产于澳洲)v.用手拔 ROSS: All righty roo. [closes the door] What a great moment to say that for the first time. [goes to get the cigarettes and glasses] 222
7 righty `raItI n.右派, 保守派adj.用右手的, 右派的 ROSS: All righty roo. [closes the door] What a great moment to say that for the first time. [goes to get the cigarettes and glasses] 222
1 vascular 5vAskjulE adj.[解][动]脉管的, 有脉管的, 血管的 ROSS: Hi Dr. Greene. So, uh, how's everything in the uh, vascular surgery....game? 222
13 dinosaurs 5dainEsC: n.恐龙 ROSS: I'm sorry. See that's the good thing about my job. All the dinosaurs on my table are already dead. 222
20 ruin ruin; 5ru:in v.(使)破产, (使)堕落, 毁灭n.毁灭, 崩溃, 废墟, 遗迹 ROSS: No, um, see 'cause that, that is, that is the staging area. If you go in there, it'll ruin the whole illusion of the party. Yeah, I think you take your scotch back in there and I will get your cigarettes for you sir. 222
1 illusion i5lu:VEn, i5lju:- n.幻想 ROSS: No, um, see 'cause that, that is, that is the staging area. If you go in there, it'll ruin the whole illusion of the party. Yeah, I think you take your scotch back in there and I will get your cigarettes for you sir. 222
8 smoker 5smEukE 熏制(肉类)者 ROSS: Ohh, big smoker. [Packs the cigarettes and flings one on Mrs. Greene in the process. Finally gets one in his mouth and it look really out of place] Big big smoker. In fact I'm gonna go ou into the hallway and fire up this bad boy. [as he walks into the hall, he comes face to face with Mr. Greene] 222
1 ou   OUabbr. 开放大学;函授大学;电视大学 (Open University) ROSS: Ohh, big smoker. [Packs the cigarettes and flings one on Mrs. Greene in the process. Finally gets one in his mouth and it look really out of place] Big big smoker. In fact I'm gonna go ou into the hallway and fire up this bad boy. [as he walks into the hall, he comes face to face with Mr. Greene] 222
1 openers 5EupEnE n.开启的人, 开始者 ROSS: Ok, do you have any ideas for any openers? 222
16 ideas ai5diE n.想法, 念头, 意见, 主意, 思想, 观念, 概念 ROSS: Ok, do you have any ideas for any openers? 222
1 committees kE5miti n.委员会 ROSS: Question two. Why do we always have to have parties with committees? 222
3 require ri5kwaiE vt.需要, 要求, 命令 ROSS: Um-hmm. [puts them on] I have a condition, apparently, that I require two different sets of focals. 222
3 condition kEn5diFEn n.条件, 情形, 环境, 社会地位vt.以...为条件, 使达到要求的情况 ROSS: Um-hmm. [puts them on] I have a condition, apparently, that I require two different sets of focals. 222
8 warming 5wC:miN (比赛前的)准备动作的 热身的 加温 升温 ROSS: Yes. [pulls them off and hands them to Mr. Greene] I was just warming up the earpieces for you. 222
1 earpieces 5IEpi:s n.听筒 ROSS: Yes. [pulls them off and hands them to Mr. Greene] I was just warming up the earpieces for you. 222
27 muffin 5mQfin n.松饼 [Rachel brings a muffin to Chandler and Monica who are sitting on the couch.] 223
2 duct dQkt n.管, 输送管, 排泄管vt.通过管道输送 [Scene: Monica and Rachel's apartment. Monica enters her bedroom with a roll of duct tape. Richard is sitting on the bed.] 223
11 lifetime 5laiftaim n.一生, 终生, 寿命 CHANDLER: Alright, that's it. Look Joey, I'm sorry, I realize this is the role of a lifetime for ya, and if I could just fire Joseph, I would, but unfortunately that's not possible so I'm gonna have to let both of you go. 223
4 alexander 7Ali^5zB:ndE n.亚历山大(男子名) CHANDLER: Hey thanks. Scott Alexander, Joey Tribbianni. Joey is a uh, fellow processor. 223
6 processor 5prEusesE n.处理机处理器 CHANDLER: Hey, look Joey, I'm just saying if you need something to hold you over, I can get you a job right here as an entry level processor. 223
1 entry 5entri n.登录, 条目, 进入, 入口, [商]报关手续, [律]对土地的侵占, 对房屋的侵入 CHANDLER: Hey, look Joey, I'm just saying if you need something to hold you over, I can get you a job right here as an entry level processor. 223
1 nosing 5nEuziN n.楼梯每一级的前缘, 或保护此处的金属板 CHANDLER: I don't, I hate Joseph, ok. I think he's a brown-nosing suck up. 223
6 wednesday 5wenzdeI, 5wenzdI n.星期三 CHANDLER: It's about cutting my people a little slack, ya know, for morale. Look, if you wanna see some rough numbers, I can get them to you by Wednesday. 223
1 morale mC5rB:l n.士气, 民心 CHANDLER: It's about cutting my people a little slack, ya know, for morale. Look, if you wanna see some rough numbers, I can get them to you by Wednesday. 223
3 operations 7CpE5reiFEn n.运转, 操作, 实施, 作用, 业务, 工作, 手术, 军事行动 CHANDLER: Jeannie, the head of east coast operations Jeannie? 223
1 fictional 5fikFEnEl adj.虚构的, 小说式的, 编造的 CHANDLER: No freakshow, she's fictional. 223
5 wives waivz 妇人 CHANDLER: Oh well it's not me, it's my character, Chandy. Yeah the rogue processor who seduces his co-worker's wives for sport and then laughs about it the next day at the water cooler. In fact, I have her panties right there in my drawer. 223
5 sport spC:t n.运动,运动会 CHANDLER: Oh well it's not me, it's my character, Chandy. Yeah the rogue processor who seduces his co-worker's wives for sport and then laughs about it the next day at the water cooler. In fact, I have her panties right there in my drawer. 223
1 seduces si5dju:s v.诱使 CHANDLER: Oh well it's not me, it's my character, Chandy. Yeah the rogue processor who seduces his co-worker's wives for sport and then laughs about it the next day at the water cooler. In fact, I have her panties right there in my drawer. 223
2 rogue rEu^ n.流氓, 无赖vt.欺诈vi.流浪, 耍无赖, 游手好闲 CHANDLER: Oh well it's not me, it's my character, Chandy. Yeah the rogue processor who seduces his co-worker's wives for sport and then laughs about it the next day at the water cooler. In fact, I have her panties right there in my drawer. 223
6 families 5fAmili n.家庭, 家族, 家属, 亲属, 子女, 僚属adj.家庭的, 家族的 CHANDLER: Well the people in my group wanna spend the holiday weekend with their families. 223
2 dock dCk n.<美> 码头, 船坞, 被告席, 尾巴的骨肉部分vt.靠码头, 引入坞, 剪短vi.入船坞 CHANDLER: Well, I'm sure you'll teach her a lesson when she steps off the dock onto nothing. Hey Mr. Douglas. 223
3 suspect sEs5pekt n.嫌疑犯adj.令人怀疑的, 不可信的, 可疑的v.怀疑, 猜想, 对...有所觉察 CHANDLER: Wha- wh- why, why, why does he suspect that? 223
2 explained iks5plein v.解释, 说明 CHANDLER: Ya know there isn't a part of that sentence I don't need explained. 223
1 suspicion sEs5piFEn n.猜疑, 怀疑 JOEY: 'Cause he has a strong suspicion that you dropped the ball on the Lender project. 223
1 lender 5lendE n.出借人, 贷方 JOEY: 'Cause he has a strong suspicion that you dropped the ball on the Lender project. 223
1 processors 5prEusesE n.处理机处理器 JOEY: Ha-ha. [Scott leaves] Are all you processors dorks? 223
2 ruffle 5rQfl v.滋扰 JOEY: Hey, hey, I just figure Joseph's the kinda guy that likes to mix it up. Ya know, get in there, ruffle some feathers. 223
3 feathers 5feTE n.翎毛, 轻的东西, 羽毛vi.长羽毛vt.用羽毛装饰, 射掉(飞禽)的羽毛 JOEY: Hey, hey, I just figure Joseph's the kinda guy that likes to mix it up. Ya know, get in there, ruffle some feathers. 223
2 brittany 5britEni 布列塔尼(半岛)[法国西北部一地区] JOEY: Well, see when you're acting you need to think about stuff like that. My character, Joseph the processor guy, has two little girls, Ashley and Brittany. Ashley copies everything Brittany does. 223
1 phony 5fEuni adj.假冒的n.假冒者 JOEY: What a phony. 223
3 milton 5miltEn n.米尔顿(m.) JOEY: You and Milton have to join us on the boat. Karen'll pack a lunch, you'll bring the kids, we'll make a day of it. 223
2 remark ri5mB:k n.备注, 评论, 注意, 注释vt.评论, 注意, 谈及vi.谈论 MONICA: [Chandler tries to come back with a smart-ass remark but can't swallow the muffin.] Quick, Phoebe, tell us before he can swallow. 223
1 blossoms 5blCsCm n.花(尤指结果实者), 花开的状态, 兴旺期vi.开花, 兴旺, 发展 MONICA: Alright, you see these little flower blossoms? They should be facing up, not down, because, well, the head of the bed is where the sun would be. You don't love me any more do you. 223
1 perpendicular 7pE:pEn5dikjulE adj.垂直的, 正交的n.垂线 MONICA: Exactly. Oh, I love that I can be totally neurotic around you now. Tell me the truth. Don't you like it better now that everything on your desk is perpendicular? 223
2 neurotic njuE5rCtik n.神经病患者adj.神经质的, 神经病的 MONICA: Exactly. Oh, I love that I can be totally neurotic around you now. Tell me the truth. Don't you like it better now that everything on your desk is perpendicular? 223
1 easing 5i:ziN 松开, 放松 MONICA: I'm just easing you in. 223
9 taped teip, tep n.带子, 带, 录音带, 磁带vt.录音 MONICA: This is for the scratchy twins out there. I taped oven mits to their hands. 223
1 scratchy 5skrAtFi adj.潦草的, 凌乱的, 刺痛的, 发痒的, 凑合的, 发刮擦声的 MONICA: This is for the scratchy twins out there. I taped oven mits to their hands. 223
6 mits mIt abbr.Massachusettes Institute of Technology(美国)麻省理工学院 MONICA: This is for the scratchy twins out there. I taped oven mits to their hands. 223
11 mixed mikst v.混合adj.混合的 MONICA: What if they get mixed up? 223
2 clocks klCk n.时钟 MONICA: You know what. Tomorrow I'm gonna do your clocks. 223
5 receive ri5si:v vt.收到, 接到, 接收, 遭到, 受到, 接待, 接见 MR. DOUGLAS: Uh, listen Bing, I received your memo. So, we're not gonna receive the systems report until next Friday? 223
1 unveils Qn5veil vt.使公诸于众, 揭开, 揭幕, 除去...的面纱vi.显露, 除去面纱 PHOEBE: And you hate fish. Oh. That's so sweet, alright. Ok, alright, you can see. This is me... [she unveils herself right as a huge lightning bolt crashes outside. Ryan screams in terror.] Oh, I am scary. 223
5 terror 5terE n.恐怖, 可怕的人, 恐怖时期, 恐怖行动 PHOEBE: And you hate fish. Oh. That's so sweet, alright. Ok, alright, you can see. This is me... [she unveils herself right as a huge lightning bolt crashes outside. Ryan screams in terror.] Oh, I am scary. 223
2 crashes krAF n.碰撞, 坠落, 坠毁, 撞击声, 爆裂声v.碰撞, 坠落, 坠毁, (指商业公司, 政府等)破产, 垮台 PHOEBE: And you hate fish. Oh. That's so sweet, alright. Ok, alright, you can see. This is me... [she unveils herself right as a huge lightning bolt crashes outside. Ryan screams in terror.] Oh, I am scary. 223
7 bolt bEult n.门闩, 螺钉, 闪电, 跑掉v.上门闩, 囫囵吞下, 逃跑 PHOEBE: And you hate fish. Oh. That's so sweet, alright. Ok, alright, you can see. This is me... [she unveils herself right as a huge lightning bolt crashes outside. Ryan screams in terror.] Oh, I am scary. 223
10 picnic 5piknik n.野餐vi.(去)野餐 PHOEBE: I know. We didn't do any of the romantic things I had planned, like having a picnic at Central Park and ya know, coffee at Central Perk. Oh I just got that. [They kiss.] 223
2 hideous 5hidiEs v.骇人听闻的, 可怕的adj.丑恶的 PHOEBE: I, I, I'm hideous. 223
17 dice dais n.骰子vt.切成方块vi.掷骰子 PHOEBE: Let's just play, ok. Good, ok. [She picks up the dice.] Here we go, double sixes, here we go... [She starts to rub the dice all over herself.] Here we go, come to mama, just getting ready to roll the dice... 223
1 resurfaces ri5sE:fis vt.重铺路面vi.重新露面 PHOEBE: No. No, he is my submaring guy. He resurfaces like every couple years and we have the most amazing three days together. Only this time he's coming for two weeks. Two whole weeks, which means yay. 223
49 ryan `raIEn n.赖安(m.) PHOEBE: Oh ok, Ryan, that guy I went out with, who's in the Navy. 223
8 houses haus n.房子, 住宅, 库房, 机构, 家庭, 家族, 议院, 剧场vt.给...房子住, 收藏, 覆盖vi.住, 躲藏(up) PHOEBE: Uhh, I can't stop thinking about it. It's just so hard. I just wanna grab all these houses and rub 'em all over my body. [Grabs a handful of the houses.] 223
6 taffy 5tAfi (=toffee)太妃糖, 乳脂糖      Taffy  [`tAfI]  n.<口>威尔士人 PHOEBE: Yeah, I met him when I was playing guitar in Washington Square Park. Ryan threw in salt water taffy 'cause he didn't have any change. 223
15 salt sC:lt n.食盐, 风趣, 刺激adj.含盐的, 咸的, 风趣的, 辛辣的vt.加盐于, 用盐腌      SALTabbr. 限制战略武器会谈 PHOEBE: Yeah, I met him when I was playing guitar in Washington Square Park. Ryan threw in salt water taffy 'cause he didn't have any change. 223
1 splotches splCtF n.斑点 PHOEBE: Yeah? Are you sure, really. [She picks up a mirror and sees the white splotches all over her face.] 223
1 cobbler 5kCblE n.皮匠, 补鞋匠, 工匠 RACHEL: And there's a peach cobbler warming in the oven so the plate's gonna be hot but that shouldn't be a problem for you. 223
1 orders 5C:dE n.次序, 顺序, 正常(工作)状态, 秩序, 会议规则, 命令, 定购, 定单vt.命令, 定购, 定制 RACHEL: No sorry hon, Monica's orders. 223
1 clo klEu 克洛(航空医学测量绝热的单位) RACHEL: Oh I'm sorry, we're clo-... Hey sailor. 223
4 shipping 5FipiN n.海运, 运送, 航行, (总称)运输船只, 船舶吨数, 船只总数 RACHEL: So uh, Ryan, were you shipping off to? 223
1 thingys 5WiNi 物(体)的, 物质的 实际的 RACHEL: Well do you get to look through one of those like, those periscope thingys. 223
1 periscope 5periskEup n.潜望镜, 展望镜 RACHEL: Well do you get to look through one of those like, those periscope thingys. 223
1 rse   RSEabbr.Royal Society of Edinburgh (英国)爱丁堡皇家学会 RACHEL: Well then uh, we better make this night count. [He starts to carry her out.] Oh wait, I forgot to turn off the cappucino machine. [He carries her over to turn it off.] Anchors away. Oh no no, my purse, my purse, my purse, my purse, my purse, my pu rse. [He carries her to the counter to pick up her purse.] Oh, you know what. I forgot to turn off the bathroom light. 223
1 pu   pu=paid up  付清      PU物理单元      Pusymb 〈化〉钚 (plutonium) RACHEL: Well then uh, we better make this night count. [He starts to carry her out.] Oh wait, I forgot to turn off the cappucino machine. [He carries her over to turn it off.] Anchors away. Oh no no, my purse, my purse, my purse, my purse, my purse, my pu rse. [He carries her to the counter to pick up her purse.] Oh, you know what. I forgot to turn off the bathroom light. 223
1 anchors 5ANkE n.锚v.抛锚, 锚定 RACHEL: Well then uh, we better make this night count. [He starts to carry her out.] Oh wait, I forgot to turn off the cappucino machine. [He carries her over to turn it off.] Anchors away. Oh no no, my purse, my purse, my purse, my purse, my purse, my pu rse. [He carries her to the counter to pick up her purse.] Oh, you know what. I forgot to turn off the bathroom light. 223
1 remaking 5ri:5meik v.重制 RICHARD: Are you remaking the bed? 223
8 angle 5AN^l n.[数]角, 角落vi.钓鱼, 追逐      Angle  [5AN^l]  盎格鲁人 RICHARD: If it's not a right angle, it is a wrong angle. 223
1 fattest   fattestadj.胖的,丰满的 RICHARD: Monica... [He re-enters the bedroom and Monica jumps on the bed, trying to cover it.] Hey Mon, I have a question. Is Leroy the baddest man in the whole damn town or the fattest man in the whole damn town? 223
3 california kAli5fC:njE n.加利福尼亚, 加州 RICHARD: Ok, I have to sleep on the west side because I grew up in California and otherwise the ocean would be on the wrong side. 223
13 sweat swet n.汗v.(使)出汗 RICHARD: Ok. Ahh. One of my things is, I always separate my sweat socks from my dress socks. 223
1 uncalled 5Qn5kC:ld adj.未叫到的, 未经请求的, 未经邀请的 RICHARD: Ooh, then I guess the panty raid last night was totally uncalled for. Ok, I am going to take a shower and today I will be singing Jim Crochee's Leroy Brown. 223
2 redoing 5ri:du: v.再做重做 RICHARD: Then, you're redoing it because... 223
2 tab tAb n.制表, 标号, TAB键, 标签, 制表符, 小报, 帐单, 短小突出部vt.在...饰以小垂片, 认出vi.<俚>行走      TAB=Technical Abstract Bulletin《科技文摘简报》(美国国防部刊物)      Tab  [tAb]  [英俚][Cantab(rigian)之略]剑桥大学学生[毕业生] RICHARD: You know, I like the way you have efficiently folded this tab under. See in a tape emergency you could shave valuable seconds off your time. 223
3 folded fEuld n.折, 羊栏, 折痕, 信徒vt.折叠, 包, 合拢, 抱住, 笼罩, 调入, 交迭vi.折叠起来, 彻底失败 RICHARD: You know, I like the way you have efficiently folded this tab under. See in a tape emergency you could shave valuable seconds off your time. 223
3 efficiently I5fIFEntlI adv.有效率地, 有效地 RICHARD: You know, I like the way you have efficiently folded this tab under. See in a tape emergency you could shave valuable seconds off your time. 223
4 risk risk vt.冒...的危险n.冒险, 风险 RICHARD: You're pretty much running that risk either way. 223
7 budget 5bQdVit n.预算vi.做预算, 编入预算 ROSS: Oh look, a low budget puppet show. 223
4 weapons 5wepEn n.武器 ROSS: So do you have like any nuclear weapons on board? 223
4 nuclear 5nju:kliE adj.[核]核子的, 原子能的, 核的, 中心的 ROSS: So do you have like any nuclear weapons on board? 223
7 pox pCks n.[医]发疹的疾病, 痘, 疹, 瘟疫 ROSS: Well, I just spoke to Carol. Ben's got the chicken pox. 223
1 submarines 5sQbmEri:n, sQbmE5ri:n n.潜水艇, 潜艇adj.水下的, 海底的 ROSS: Wow, it, it's neat learning about submarines. 223
2 jimmy 5dVimi n.铁撬vt.用铁撬撬开      Jimmy  [5dVimi]  吉米(男子名, James的昵称) RYAN: If I had one wish, it would be to build a time machine, go back to when I was 7, when Jimmy Hauser had the chicken pox. I would grab that kid and rub him all over my face. 223
10 build bild v.建造, 建筑n.构造, 体格, 体形 RYAN: If I had one wish, it would be to build a time machine, go back to when I was 7, when Jimmy Hauser had the chicken pox. I would grab that kid and rub him all over my face. 223
2 tube 5tju:b n.管, 管子, [英] 地铁, <美> 电子管, 显象管 RYAN: Phoebe, I have spent the last eight months in a steel tube with men, thinking about this moment. I am not gonna let a bunch of itchy spots stand between us. [He walks to her and kisses her.] 223
2 itchy 5itFi adj.使人发痒的 RYAN: Phoebe, I have spent the last eight months in a steel tube with men, thinking about this moment. I am not gonna let a bunch of itchy spots stand between us. [He walks to her and kisses her.] 223
3 unfortunate Qn5fC:tFEnit adj.不幸的, 不合宜的, 不吉利的, 使人遗憾的n.不幸的人 RYAN: Sorry, the lightning. Lightning was an unfortunate incidence. You look lovely, lovely. 223
1 incidence 5insidEns n.落下的方式, 影响范围, [物理]入射 RYAN: Sorry, the lightning. Lightning was an unfortunate incidence. You look lovely, lovely. 223
6 scratching skrAtF n.乱写, 刮擦声, 抓痕, 擦伤vt.乱涂, 勾抹掉, 擦, 刮, 搔, 抓, 挖出vi.发刮擦声, 搔, 抓adj.打草稿用的, 凑合的 RYAN: What're you doing? Are you scratching? 223
1 itching 5itFiN adj.贪得的, 痒的, 渴望的 RYAN: You know what makes the itching even worse? 223
1 lochs lCk, lCx n.<苏格兰> 湖, (狭长的)海湾 RYAN: Your face could be covered with lochs, I wouldn't care. 223
1 projections prE5dVekFEn n.发射 SCOTT: [enters] Hey Chandler, here's this morning's projections. 223
4 planner   plannern.计划者 (Annoying wedding planner enters) 224
2 bongs bCN (锣, 大钟)发出的响声 发出当当声 (the computer bing, bongs) 224
12 bridesmaid 5braidzmeid n.女傧相 [Rachel, in her bridesmaid dress, complete with hat, which makes her look like Little Bo Peep, and Ross enter] 224
2 bo bEu [域] Bolivia , 玻利维亚      BO=Base Oil 原油, 基础油 [Rachel, in her bridesmaid dress, complete with hat, which makes her look like Little Bo Peep, and Ross enter] 224
14 lobby 5lCbi n.大厅, 休息室, <美>游说议员者vi.游说议员, 经常出入休息室vt.对(议员)进行疏通 [Scene: Barry and Mindy's wedding, Monica and Richard are standing in the lobby] 224
1 bunched bQntF n.串, 束v.捆成一束 [Starts to walk down the aisle, unfortunately she doesn't realize that her dress is bunched up in her underwear and her butt is showing.] 224
4 liver 5livE n.居住者,生活优裕的人,肝脏 BARRY: (entering) Min. Oh Rach, you're still here, at our wedding, they were packing up the chopped liver about now. 224
1 chopped tFCp n.砍, 排骨, 官印, 商标vt.剁碎, 砍, (风浪)突变 BARRY: (entering) Min. Oh Rach, you're still here, at our wedding, they were packing up the chopped liver about now. 224
1 seriousness 5siEriEsnis n.严肃, 认真 BEST MAN: No, no, no now in all seriousness, its not a lot of women would've had the guts to come back here tonight, and even fewer, who would do it with their asses hanging out! (da-doom-chesh) 224
4 fewer `fjU:E(r) int.较少数adj.较少的 BEST MAN: No, no, no now in all seriousness, its not a lot of women would've had the guts to come back here tonight, and even fewer, who would do it with their asses hanging out! (da-doom-chesh) 224
4 asses As n.驴, 笨人, 臀部 BEST MAN: No, no, no now in all seriousness, its not a lot of women would've had the guts to come back here tonight, and even fewer, who would do it with their asses hanging out! (da-doom-chesh) 224
22 hired 5haiE n.租金, 工钱, 租用, 雇用vt.雇请, 出租vi.受雇 BEST MAN: What, (to Barry) you hired the same band I can't use the same speech. (gets a 'da-doom-chesh' from the drummer) Thank you, thank you very much. Anyway, I wish you both a wonderful life together. And Rachel... 224
2 drummer 5drQmE n.鼓手, <美> 旅行推销员 BEST MAN: What, (to Barry) you hired the same band I can't use the same speech. (gets a 'da-doom-chesh' from the drummer) Thank you, thank you very much. Anyway, I wish you both a wonderful life together. And Rachel... 224
13 shyly   shylyadv.害羞地胆怯地 CHANDLER: (shyly) It means we're holding hands. 224
7 tend tend vi.趋向, 往往是vt.照管, 护理 CHANDLER: I like this girl, okay, I seriously like this girl, you now how sometimes I tend get a little defended and quipy... 224
1 defended di5fend vt.防护, 辩护, 防卫, [律]作...的辩护律师 CHANDLER: I like this girl, okay, I seriously like this girl, you now how sometimes I tend get a little defended and quipy... 224
4 sheep Fi:p n.羊, 绵羊, 羞答答的人, 胆小鬼, 信徒 CHANDLER: I'm sorry we, we don't have your sheep. 224
3 website   WebsiteWWW(环球网)的站点 CHANDLER: Oh, it's a website, it's the, uh, the Guggenheim (sp?, I'm not an art guy) museum. See, she likes art, and I like funny words. 224
5 sp Self Propelled, 自行标准唱片(每分钟78转的唱片) CHANDLER: Oh, it's a website, it's the, uh, the Guggenheim (sp?, I'm not an art guy) museum. See, she likes art, and I like funny words. 224
1 guggenheim `^J^EnhaIm n.<口> = Guggenheim fellowship CHANDLER: Oh, it's a website, it's the, uh, the Guggenheim (sp?, I'm not an art guy) museum. See, she likes art, and I like funny words. 224
12 internet 5IntEnet Network Analysis 交互式网络分析      Internet     因特网, 国际互联网络, 网际网 CHANDLER: Well, we haven't exactly met, we just stayed up all night talking on the internet. 224
4 gawd ^R:d n.<俚>上帝 JANICE: OH.....MY.....GAWD!! (Chandler rushes over and kisses her) 224
1 kneed ni:d adj.有膝一般的关节的, 有节的 JOEY: (entering) Man, I got this close to him (holds up his fingers) and Monica kneed me in the back. What's going on? 224
5 warren 5wCrin n.养兔场, 拥挤的地方      Warren  [5wCrin]  沃伦(姓氏, 男子名) JOEY: All right. I'll give you one hint. Warren Beatty. 224
14 hint hint n.暗示, 提示, 线索 JOEY: All right. I'll give you one hint. Warren Beatty. 224
3 theresa ti5ri:zE n.女子名 JOEY: See after the scene, Mr. Beatty comes up to me and says 'good actor, bad kisser'. Can you believe that, me not a good kisser, that's like, like Mother Theresa, not a good mother.  224
1 hyphen 5haifEn n.连字号vt.以连字号连接 MINDY: I'm Mrs. Dr. Barry Hunter hyphen Farber. 224
3 hunter 5hQntE n.猎人      Hunter  [5hQntE]  亨特(①姓氏 ②John, 1728-1793, 英国解剖学家及外科医生) MINDY: I'm Mrs. Dr. Barry Hunter hyphen Farber. 224
2 buzzed bQz n.嗡嗡声v.作嗡嗡声, 嗡嗡作响, 逼近 MONICA: (entering) Richard buzzed. He's waiting downstairs. 224
1 tensed tens adj.紧张的, 拉紧的v.(使)紧张, (使)拉紧n.[语法]时态 MONICA: Joey, you know, maybe your just not used to kissing men, maybe you just tensed up a little, maybe that's what you need to work on. 224
1 basset 5bAsit n.一种矮脚的猎犬, 露出vi.呈现, 露出 MONICA: Not a basset, a bassinet. 224
6 bassinet 7bAsin5net n.摇篮, 摇篮车 MONICA: Okay, so, uh, we're in France, we're making the toast. Do you see a little bassinet in the corner? 224
3 article 5B:tikl n.文章, 论文, 物品, 商品, 项目, 条款v.清楚说出adj.表达清晰的 MONICA: So, I read this article in the paper the other day that says you're not supposed to throw rice at weddings, because when pigeons eat rice it kills them. 224
1 hovercrafts 5hRvEkrB:ft 气垫船      Hovercraft     n.水翼船 MONICA: That's Great. You know we don't need to talk about this now. Really, I mean this is, is so way, way, way, in the future, I'm talkin' hovercrafts and apes taking over the planet. 224
11 retreats ri5tri:t vi.撤退, 退却n.撤退, 退却 MONICA: Yeah, well you promised Barry, you'd marry him. (Rachel glares at her, and she retreats to safety between Richard's legs) 224
4 cutest kju:t adj.可爱的, 聪明的, 伶俐的, 装腔作势的 PHOEBE: Are you the cutest? 224
3 tenth tenW num.第十, 十分之一 PHOEBE: Aren't you gonna answer her, that's like the tenth bing-bong message she sent. She wants to know what's wrong? 224
6 bong bCN (锣, 大钟)发出的响声 发出当当声 PHOEBE: Aren't you gonna answer her, that's like the tenth bing-bong message she sent. She wants to know what's wrong? 224
2 boil bCil n.沸点, 沸腾, 疖子v.煮沸, 激动 PHOEBE: Chandler, you gotta stop staring at the door. It's like a watched pot, you know if you keep looking at it then the door is to, never gonna boil. I think what you have to do is try not to... 224
3 dreamy 5dri:mi adj.空幻的, 梦想的, 多梦的 PHOEBE: I think my boyfriend ever so dreamy, I wonder what our wedding's gonna be like. 224
3 method 5meWEd n.方法 PHOEBE: Okay, ask her 'What is her current method of birth control?' 224
3 tender 5tendE adj.嫩的, 温柔的, 软弱的 PHOEBE: Uh-huh, let's go. (they move in to kiss) Oh, wait I have gum. Okay. (they kiss rather passionately) Good, very good, firm but tender. I'd recommend you to a friend. 224
1 hh   HHabbr. (铅笔心硬度) HH, 倍硬(double- hard) PHOEBE: What does she mean by HH? 224
1 tended tend vi.趋向, 往往是vt.照管, 护理 RACHEL: (singing) "...marenge, thank you honey, and do the cha-cha. And while she like to be a star, Tony always tended bar. At the, wait, wait, everybody.." 224
4 hottest   hottestadj.热的,热烈的 RACHEL: At the Copa, Copa Cabana (everyone joins in) The hottest spot north of Havana. At the Copa, Coo-pa Ca-ban-a, music and fashion were always the passion, at the Copa.... 224
1 havana hE`vAnE 哈瓦那雪茄,古巴雪茄烟      Havana     n.哈瓦那(古巴首都), (用古巴烟叶制成的)雪茄烟 RACHEL: At the Copa, Copa Cabana (everyone joins in) The hottest spot north of Havana. At the Copa, Coo-pa Ca-ban-a, music and fashion were always the passion, at the Copa.... 224
25 fashion 5fAFEn n.样子, 方式, 流行, 风尚, 时样vt.形成, 造, 作, 把...塑造成, 使适应, 使适合, 改革, 改变 RACHEL: At the Copa, Copa Cabana (everyone joins in) The hottest spot north of Havana. At the Copa, Coo-pa Ca-ban-a, music and fashion were always the passion, at the Copa.... 224
1 coo ku: n.咕咕声v.(鸽等)咕咕地叫, 唧唧地讲情话 RACHEL: At the Copa, Copa Cabana (everyone joins in) The hottest spot north of Havana. At the Copa, Coo-pa Ca-ban-a, music and fashion were always the passion, at the Copa.... 224
2 ban bB:n n.禁令vt.禁止, 取缔(书刊等) RACHEL: At the Copa, Copa Cabana (everyone joins in) The hottest spot north of Havana. At the Copa, Coo-pa Ca-ban-a, music and fashion were always the passion, at the Copa.... 224
2 min   Minabbr. 1.部长 (Minister) 2.部 (Ministry) RACHEL: Oh honey, I'm so proud of you, Min. 224
6 humiliating hjU:`mIlIeItIN adj.羞辱性的 RACHEL: Oh my God this is sooo humiliating. I think the only thing that tops that was, was, was when I was in the eight grade and I had to sing the Copa Cabana in front of the entire school. I think I got about two lines into it before I ran and freaked out. Oh my God, my entire life is flashing before my eyes. 224
5 flashing 5flAFiN n.闪光, 防水板, 遮雨板 RACHEL: Oh my God this is sooo humiliating. I think the only thing that tops that was, was, was when I was in the eight grade and I had to sing the Copa Cabana in front of the entire school. I think I got about two lines into it before I ran and freaked out. Oh my God, my entire life is flashing before my eyes. 224
2 cabana   cabanan.小屋, 有凉台的屋子 RACHEL: Oh my God this is sooo humiliating. I think the only thing that tops that was, was, was when I was in the eight grade and I had to sing the Copa Cabana in front of the entire school. I think I got about two lines into it before I ran and freaked out. Oh my God, my entire life is flashing before my eyes. 224
7 adding 5AdiN vbl.加,增加 RACHEL: Why are you adding, why are you adding, why are you adding, why are you adding? 224
1 showgirl 5FEJ^\:l n.歌舞女郎, 广告女郎 really wanted was to make it though this evening with a little bit of grace and dignity. Well (laughing), I guess we can all agree that's not gonna happen. There's nothing really left to say except....(starts singing) "Her name was Lola. She was a showgirl. With yellow feathers (band joins in), feathers in her hair, and a dress cut down to there. She would..." 224
2 lola `lEJlE n.洛拉(f.) really wanted was to make it though this evening with a little bit of grace and dignity. Well (laughing), I guess we can all agree that's not gonna happen. There's nothing really left to say except....(starts singing) "Her name was Lola. She was a showgirl. With yellow feathers (band joins in), feathers in her hair, and a dress cut down to there. She would..." 224
5 dignity 5di^niti n.尊严, 高贵 really wanted was to make it though this evening with a little bit of grace and dignity. Well (laughing), I guess we can all agree that's not gonna happen. There's nothing really left to say except....(starts singing) "Her name was Lola. She was a showgirl. With yellow feathers (band joins in), feathers in her hair, and a dress cut down to there. She would..." 224
4 coach kEutF n.四轮大马车, 长途汽车, 教练v.训练, 指导 RICHARD: If I have to I'll, I'll do all again , I'll do the 4 o'clock feeding thing, I'll go to the P.T.A. meetings, I'll coach the soccer team. 224
1 hound haund n.猎犬vt.带猎犬狩猎, 卑鄙的人, 追捕, 激励, 使追逐 RICHARD: Like a hound? 224
4 sushi 5su:Fi: [日] 寿司, 生鱼片冷饭团 RICHARD: Oh, that's why you never see pigeons at sushi bars.(they both start laughing at Richard's poor joke) See, we're having fun. 224
2 incidentally InsI5dentElI adv.附带地, 顺便提及 ROSS: Ross, uh and uh, I'd just like to say that it did take a lot of courage for Rachel to come here tonight. And, uh, for the record she did not run out on Barry because she had syphilis. (da-doom-chesh) (to drummer) What are you doing I'm serious. Uh, the reason she walked out on, on Barry is simply that she didn't love him, which incidentally worked out pretty well for me (looks for the da-doom-chesh, and doesn't get one) Cheers. 224
28 bride braid n.新娘 ROSS: Sweetie, it's be gonna okay, all right. It's a wedding, generally people focus on the bride. 224
19 wheel wi:l, hw- n.轮, 车轮, 轮子 [Scene: Chandler and Joey's, Joey is watching Wheel of Fortune, the puzzle is showing _oun_ Rush_ore.] 301
1 ore C:(r) n.矿石, 含有金属的岩石 [Scene: Chandler and Joey's, Joey is watching Wheel of Fortune, the puzzle is showing _oun_ Rush_ore.] 301
3 wink wiNk n.眨眼, 使眼色, 瞬间, (星光等的)闪烁vi.眨眼, 使眼色, 闪烁, 打信号, 假装不见, 终止, 熄灭vt.眨(眼) All: Did not, she did not wink at you...(sees that their sacred couch is occupied by strangers). 301
1 images 5imidV n.图象, 肖像, 偶像, 形象化的比喻, 极为相象, 映像, 典型vt.想象, 作...的像, 反映, 象征 Chandler: And, ah, you know, your fooling around with her. And you get all these like, mental images in your brain, you know, like Elle MacPherson, or that girl at the Xerox place.... 301
5 limb lim n.肢, 翼, 分支 Chandler: You know, I may be way out on a limb here, but do you, do you, have a problem with Janice? 301
5 syrup 5sirEp n.糖浆, 果汁 Janice: (entering and singing) Monica and Rachel had syrup, now I can get my man to cheer up. (laughs hysterically) Good morning Joey. 301
1 blink bliNk v.眨眼, 闪亮, 无视 Joey: (entering) Their not breaking up. Chandler and Janice. Their not breaking up. He didn't blink or anything. 301
1 shea Fi: n.[植]非洲酪脂树 Joey: But, hey, look, you know the good thing is, is that we spent the whole day together and I survived, and what's even more amazing, so did she. It was bat day at Shea Stadium. 301
1 tenses tens adj.紧张的, 拉紧的v.(使)紧张, (使)拉紧n.[语法]时态 Joey: I can't. It's like this chemical thing, you know. Every time she starts laughing, I just wanna (grimaces and tenses up) pull my arm off just so that I can have something to throw at her.  301
1 chemical 5kemikEl adj.化学的n.化学制品, 化学药品n.化学药品 Joey: I can't. It's like this chemical thing, you know. Every time she starts laughing, I just wanna (grimaces and tenses up) pull my arm off just so that I can have something to throw at her.  301
1 winked wiNk n.眨眼, 使眼色, 瞬间, (星光等的)闪烁vi.眨眼, 使眼色, 闪烁, 打信号, 假装不见, 终止, 熄灭vt.眨(眼) Joey: I'm tellin' ya that girl totally winked at me. 301
7 blinking 5bliNkiN adj.闪光的, 一眨眼的 Joey: Okay. All right. You look me in the eye and tell me, without blinking, that you're not breaking up with her. No blinking. 301
5 painted 5peintid adj.描画的, 着色的 Joey: Yeah, then-then who's the guy that painted the faces on the mountain? (Chandler gives him a look like 'You stupid idiot!') 301
2 mets met vbl.meet的过去式和过去分词      MET=Management Engineering Team 管理工程组      Metn.  (前面与the连用) Joey: Yeah, yeah. We went to a Mets game, we got Chinese food, and you know, I love this woman. You have got competition buddy. 301
5 competition kCmpi5tiFEn n.竞争, 竞赛 Joey: Yeah, yeah. We went to a Mets game, we got Chinese food, and you know, I love this woman. You have got competition buddy. 301
25 war wC: n.战争vi.作战, 打仗 Monica: (crying) So, I went down to the post office, and it turns out it was those videos that I ordered for Richard about the Civil War. He loved the Civil War. 301
6 videos 5vidiEu n.电视, 录象, 视频 Monica: (crying) So, I went down to the post office, and it turns out it was those videos that I ordered for Richard about the Civil War. He loved the Civil War. 301
6 civil 5sivl adj.全民的, 市民的, 公民的, 国民的, 民间的.民事的, 根据民法的, 文职的, 有礼貌的 Monica: (crying) So, I went down to the post office, and it turns out it was those videos that I ordered for Richard about the Civil War. He loved the Civil War. 301
1 galaxy 5^AlEksi n.星系, 银河, 一群显赫的人, 一系列光彩夺目的东西 Monica: Uh, huh. (to Ross) Or maybe to a galaxy far, far away. (Rachel, Monica, and Phoebe leave) 301
1 troop tru:p n.群, 组, 多数, 军队vi.群集, 结队, 成群而行vt.把(骑兵)编成骑兵连 Mr. Geller: Honey, relationships are hard. Like with your Mom and me. You know after we graduated college we broke up for a while. It seems her Father, your Grandfather, wanted her to travel around Europe, like he did. Of course, he got to do it on Uncle Sam's nickel, because he was also strafing German troop trains at the time. However, (turns around and sees that Monica is sleeping and puts a blanket around her, kisses her, picks up the cigar, and starts watching the video) 301
1 strafing strB:f vt.用机枪扫射, 猛烈炮轰, 惩罚n.猛烈炮轰, 机枪扫射, 损害 Mr. Geller: Honey, relationships are hard. Like with your Mom and me. You know after we graduated college we broke up for a while. It seems her Father, your Grandfather, wanted her to travel around Europe, like he did. Of course, he got to do it on Uncle Sam's nickel, because he was also strafing German troop trains at the time. However, (turns around and sees that Monica is sleeping and puts a blanket around her, kisses her, picks up the cigar, and starts watching the video) 301
12 europe 5juErEp n.欧洲 Mr. Geller: Honey, relationships are hard. Like with your Mom and me. You know after we graduated college we broke up for a while. It seems her Father, your Grandfather, wanted her to travel around Europe, like he did. Of course, he got to do it on Uncle Sam's nickel, because he was also strafing German troop trains at the time. However, (turns around and sees that Monica is sleeping and puts a blanket around her, kisses her, picks up the cigar, and starts watching the video) 301
1 za South Africa , 南非 Phoebe: (singing) Hold me close, young Tony Dan-za. 301
1 waterfalls 5wC:tEfC:l n.瀑布, 瀑布似的东西 Phoebe: All right, betting and wagering of any kind, are, I'm sure, not permitted in the happy place. Okay. Just-just, you know, the-the lovely waterfalls, and the, the trickling fountains. And the-the calming sounds of the babbling brook.... 301
1 wagering 5weidVE n.赌, 赌博, 赌注vt.下赌注, 保证vi.打赌 Phoebe: All right, betting and wagering of any kind, are, I'm sure, not permitted in the happy place. Okay. Just-just, you know, the-the lovely waterfalls, and the, the trickling fountains. And the-the calming sounds of the babbling brook.... 301
1 trickling 5trikliN 油画底色含油太多而成泡沫状突起 Phoebe: All right, betting and wagering of any kind, are, I'm sure, not permitted in the happy place. Okay. Just-just, you know, the-the lovely waterfalls, and the, the trickling fountains. And the-the calming sounds of the babbling brook.... 301
1 permitted pE(:)5mit n.通行证, 许可证, 执照v.许可, 允许, 准许 Phoebe: All right, betting and wagering of any kind, are, I'm sure, not permitted in the happy place. Okay. Just-just, you know, the-the lovely waterfalls, and the, the trickling fountains. And the-the calming sounds of the babbling brook.... 301
1 fountains 5fauntin n.泉水, 喷泉, 源泉 Phoebe: All right, betting and wagering of any kind, are, I'm sure, not permitted in the happy place. Okay. Just-just, you know, the-the lovely waterfalls, and the, the trickling fountains. And the-the calming sounds of the babbling brook.... 301
4 calming kB:m adj.(天气、海洋等)静的, 平静的, 镇静的, 沉着的v.(使)平静, (使)镇定, 平息 Phoebe: All right, betting and wagering of any kind, are, I'm sure, not permitted in the happy place. Okay. Just-just, you know, the-the lovely waterfalls, and the, the trickling fountains. And the-the calming sounds of the babbling brook.... 301
1 brook bruk n.小溪vt.容忍 Phoebe: All right, betting and wagering of any kind, are, I'm sure, not permitted in the happy place. Okay. Just-just, you know, the-the lovely waterfalls, and the, the trickling fountains. And the-the calming sounds of the babbling brook.... 301
9 betting 5betiN n.打赌 Phoebe: All right, betting and wagering of any kind, are, I'm sure, not permitted in the happy place. Okay. Just-just, you know, the-the lovely waterfalls, and the, the trickling fountains. And the-the calming sounds of the babbling brook.... 301
1 flowing 5flEuiN adj.流动的, 如流的, 平滑的, (文章等)流畅的, 通顺的 Phoebe: All right, there are no questions in the happy place. Okay, just, the warm breeze, and the moonlight flowing through the trees.... 301
2 breeze bri:z n.微风, 煤屑, 焦炭渣, 轻而易举的事, 小风波vi.吹微风, 逃走 Phoebe: All right, there are no questions in the happy place. Okay, just, the warm breeze, and the moonlight flowing through the trees.... 301
1 vibrate vai5breit v.(使)振动, (使)摇摆 Phoebe: No it's just that I got this new pager and I have it on vibrate. See ya! 301
3 squeaky 5skwi:kI adj.吱吱响的, 发轧声的 Phoebe: Oh, okay that explains it. I got a call at two in the morning, but all I could hear was, like, this high squeaky sound, so I thought okay its like a mouse or a opossum. But then I realized where would a mouse or a opossum get the money to make the phone call. 301
3 explains iks5plein v.解释, 说明 Phoebe: Oh, okay that explains it. I got a call at two in the morning, but all I could hear was, like, this high squeaky sound, so I thought okay its like a mouse or a opossum. But then I realized where would a mouse or a opossum get the money to make the phone call. 301
12 sky skai n.天, 天空 Phoebe: Okay, all right, so, your in a meadow, millions of stars in the sky.... 301
1 skywalker `skaIwR:k n.<美>(在市区大楼之间建造的通常为封闭式的)人行天桥 Phoebe: Rach, look! (she holds two buns up to her ears to make her hair look like the Princess Leia 'do.) Oh, hi! Where is my strong Ross Skywalker to come rescue me. (Ross stands up horrified) There he is. 301
1 elton 5eltEn 埃尔顿(男子名) Phoebe: See, I-I think that one that Elton John wrote for, um, that guy on Who's The Boss. 301
7 differently 5dIfrentlI adv.不同地 Rachel: Okay, here we go. I'm Jabba's prisoner, and you have a really weird look on your face. What? Honey, what is it? Did I get it wrong? Did I get the hair wrong? What? Did you just picture it differently? What? What? 301
7 bonding 5bCndiN 连[搭, 焊, 胶, 粘]接, 结[耦, 焊, 接]合, 压焊 Rachel: That is so sad. Your missing out on so much, Ross. I mean, the bonding and the sharing, you know. And-and knowing that someone else is going through the same thing you are. 301
19 tow tEu n.拖, 拖曳所用之绳, 麻的粗纤维vt.拖, 曳, 牵引vi.拖行, 被拖带      TOW=Tube-launchedOptically-trackedWire-guided(anti-tank-missile)陶式武器(一种用纯管式发射器发射的光学跟踪有线制导的反坦克导弹) Ross: (entering with Monica in tow) Hey! 301
3 prisoner 5priznE adj.囚犯的n.战俘 Ross: Do you remember the scene with, um, Jabba the Hut? Well Jabba had as, as his prisoner, um, Princess Leia.  301
1 morrison 5mCrisn 莫里森(姓氏) Ross: I have to say Tupolo Honey by Van Morrison. 301
3 mentioning 5menFEn vt.提及, 说起n.提及, 说起v.论及, 提及 Ross: I know, but it's still worth mentioning, I think. 301
2 szechwan `seI`tFwB:n,`sQ- n.四川(中国中西部的一省,省会为成都) Ross: Look who I found standing outside of the Szechwan Dragon staring at a parking meter. 301
7 dragon 5drA^En n.龙, 凶暴的人, 严厉而有警觉性的女人 Ross: Look who I found standing outside of the Szechwan Dragon staring at a parking meter. 301
31 private 5praivit adj.私人的, 私有的, 私营的, 秘密的n.士兵 Ross: Look, that was supposed to be like a private, personal thing between us. 301
2 technique tek5ni:k n.技术, 技巧, 方法, 表演法, 手法 Ross: No Chandler, everything! Like stuff you like, stuff she likes, technique, stamina, girth.... 301
1 stamina 5stAminE n.毅力, 持久力, 精力 Ross: No Chandler, everything! Like stuff you like, stuff she likes, technique, stamina, girth.... 301
3 girth ^E:W n.周长, (马等的)肚带, 腰身vt.以带束缚, 围绕, 包围vi.围长为 Ross: No Chandler, everything! Like stuff you like, stuff she likes, technique, stamina, girth.... 301
2 fantasies 5fAntEsi, 5fAntEzi n.幻想, 白日梦 Ross: So, uh, the other night Rachel and I are in bed talking about fantasies, and I happened to describe a particular Star Wars thing.... 301
49 stripper 5stripE n.清除的人, 剥离器 Ross: That's different, okay. That's like, uh 'Who dated a stripper?' or 'Who did it on the back of the Staton Island Ferry?'. 301
3 united ju5naitid adj.联合的, 团结的, 一致的 Video:April Twelve, Eighteen hundred, Sixty-One (Monica lights Richard's cigar butt), 4:30 A.M. on Tuesday, the United States garrison at Fort Sumter was fired upon (knock on door) it is now under bombardment by....  301
1 sumter   SUMT=Sequential Unconstrained Minimization Technique 顺序无约束极小化技术 Video:April Twelve, Eighteen hundred, Sixty-One (Monica lights Richard's cigar butt), 4:30 A.M. on Tuesday, the United States garrison at Fort Sumter was fired upon (knock on door) it is now under bombardment by....  301
4 sixty 5siksti num.六十 Video:April Twelve, Eighteen hundred, Sixty-One (Monica lights Richard's cigar butt), 4:30 A.M. on Tuesday, the United States garrison at Fort Sumter was fired upon (knock on door) it is now under bombardment by....  301
1 garrison 5^Arisn n.卫戍部队, 驻军, 卫戍地, 要塞v.守卫, 驻防 Video:April Twelve, Eighteen hundred, Sixty-One (Monica lights Richard's cigar butt), 4:30 A.M. on Tuesday, the United States garrison at Fort Sumter was fired upon (knock on door) it is now under bombardment by....  301
9 fort fC:t n.堡垒, 边界上的贸易站 Video:April Twelve, Eighteen hundred, Sixty-One (Monica lights Richard's cigar butt), 4:30 A.M. on Tuesday, the United States garrison at Fort Sumter was fired upon (knock on door) it is now under bombardment by....  301
4 eighteen 5eI5ti:n adj.十八的, 十八个的 Video:April Twelve, Eighteen hundred, Sixty-One (Monica lights Richard's cigar butt), 4:30 A.M. on Tuesday, the United States garrison at Fort Sumter was fired upon (knock on door) it is now under bombardment by....  301
1 bombardment bCm5bB:dmEnt n.炮击, 轰击 Video:April Twelve, Eighteen hundred, Sixty-One (Monica lights Richard's cigar butt), 4:30 A.M. on Tuesday, the United States garrison at Fort Sumter was fired upon (knock on door) it is now under bombardment by....  301
4 gregory 5^re^Eri n.男子名, 古代罗马教皇之名 Written by: Michael Curtis and Gregory S. Malins 301
4 sweatshirt   sweatshirtn. 运动衫;T-恤衫 (Rachel comes out from her room wearing sweat pants and a sweatshirt) 302
5 banquet 5bANkwit n.宴会 [Scene: Rachel and Monica's, everyone is getting ready to go to a banquet] 302
1 quiz kwiz n.测验, 提问, 恶作剧v.对...进行测验, 盘问, 挖苦 Chandler: (entering from bathroom, with an issue of Cosmo) All right, I took the quiz, and it turns out, I do put career before men. (to Joey) Get up. 302
7 donald 5dCnEld n.唐纳德, 男子名 Chandler: (to Phoebe) You know what's weird. Donald Duck never wore pants. But whenever he's getting out of the shower, he always put a towel around his waist. I mean, what is that about? 302
1 milne miln 米尔恩(姓氏) Chandler: All right, you will notice that I am fully dressed. I, in turn, have noticed that you are not. So in the words of A. A. Milne, "Get out of my chair, dillhole!" 302
1 aroused E5rauz vt.唤醒, 唤起, 鼓励, 引起vi.睡醒 Chandler: Is it wrong that I was totally aroused by that? 302
6 essence 5esns n.基本, [哲]本质, 香精 Chandler: The cushions are the essence of the chair! 302
1 camping `kAmpIN n.露营, 野营, 帐幕生活 Chandler: We used them as pillows when we went camping. 302
1 spain spein n.西班牙(欧洲南部国家) Chandler: Well, it's not like I went to Spain. I went to the bathroom, you knew I was coming back. 302
30 op 5EJp 工作;操作      OP     abbr.[军] Observation Post, 观察所abbr.[军] Opposed, 对置发动机操作员(=Operater)      Opbbr 乐曲 (opus) Chandler: You know what, okay, fine. Don't get up, you just sit right there. I just hope, you don't mind, you know, my hand right here. (holds his hand a couple of inches in front of Joey's face) Op, not touching, can't get mad! Not touching can't get mad! Not touching can't get mad! (Joey flings some dip onto Phoebe's dress) 302
1 negates ni5^eit vt.否定, 打消 Joey: Hey, you can't say you're breezy, that, that totally negates the breezy. 302
4 commando kE5mB:ndEJ; (?@) kE5mAndEJ n.突击队, 水陆装备突击队      Commando  [kE5mB:ndEu]  突击队(员) Joey: It's a rented tux. Okay. I'm not gonna go commando in another man's fatigues. 302
5 erased i5reiz vt.抹去, 擦掉, 消磁, <俚>杀死 Machine: Message erased. To record a message begin speaking at the tone. 302
4 outgoing 5aut^EuiN n.外出, 开支, 流出adj.即将离职的, 对人友好的 喜欢外出的 Machine: Your outgoing message has now been changed. 302
2 dialed 5daiEl n.刻度盘, 钟面, 转盘, (自动电话)拨号盘v.拨 Monica: (on phone) Uh, Michelle. Yeah, that was me, I-I dialed your number by mistake. (listens) Oh, you're so sweet. Yeah, we were a great couple. I know I really miss him. Well, you know how it is, it's that.... 302
13 period 5piEriEd n.时期, 学时, 节, 句点, 周期, (妇女的)经期adj.过去某段时期的int.没有了 Monica: Hi, uh, Richard it's Monica, um, listen I did something kind of crazy tonight, um, maybe I'm getting my period or something, I don't know. Um, anyway, I, I, I beeped into your machine and I heard a message that, that freaked me out, and um, you know what Michelle will tell you the rest. I, I, um, I'm sorry, okay, I, I hope that we can forget the whole thing. Okay, bye. 302
4 woods wJdz n.森林 Monica: See there you go. Woo! We're out of the woods. Okay, I'll get dressed now. 302
5 casual 5kAVjuEl adj.偶然的, 不经意的, 临时的 Monica: Yes. Well I got his machine and I left a message. But it's okay, it's okay, it's okay, because you know it was like a casual, breezy message. It was breezy! Oh God, what if it wasn't breezy?  302
14 stain stein n.污点, 瑕疵v.染污, 沾污 Phoebe: (entering from Rachel's room, wearing a huge bow to cover the stain) Okay, I'm ready. 302
1 rotten 5rCtn adj.腐烂的, 恶臭的, 堕落的, (岩石等)风化的, 虚弱的, 无用的 Phoebe: Ah! Oh my God! You r-r-rotten boys! 302
26 r B:(r) n.字母r Phoebe: Ah! Oh my God! You r-r-rotten boys! 302
3 id id n.遗传素质, 本能冲动n.身份证, 标识符[域] Indonesia , 印度尼西亚      IDabbr. 身分,身份 (identification, identity) Phoebe: I'll get it, okay. (answers phone) Hi, Monica and Rachel's. (listens) Yeah, just a second, can I ask who's calling. (to Monica) Oh, ew, it's Michelle! Ew! She, she must have that Caller Id thing. You should get that.  302
6 caller 5kC:lE n.呼叫者, 传唤员, 访客, 召集员adj.新鲜的 Phoebe: I'll get it, okay. (answers phone) Hi, Monica and Rachel's. (listens) Yeah, just a second, can I ask who's calling. (to Monica) Oh, ew, it's Michelle! Ew! She, she must have that Caller Id thing. You should get that.  302
5 penny 5peni n.便士, <美> 分      Penny  [5peni]  彭妮(女子名, Penelope 的昵称) Phoebe: Ohh, well, you're my lucky penny. 302
1 strappys `strApI adj.(鞋类或衣服)有襻的,有带子的 Phoebe: Okay, okay, okay, the black. But, oh, do you have black, with the little strappys? 302
6 ribbon 5ribEn n.缎带, 丝带, 带, 带状物, 带子 Phoebe: Rachel, didn't have anything that I liked, so, but she had this Christmas ribbon, and I thought, 'All right, fine I'll be political.' 302
1 accomplish E5kCmpliF vt.完成, 达到, 实现 Rachel: I'm not gonna gooo, so I think that will accomplish the not going. 302
1 correspondence 7kCris5pCndEns n.相应, 通信, 信件 Rachel: No, I think I'm gonna catch up on my correspondence. 302
6 silk silk n.丝绸 Rachel: Pheebs, you go with Monica and try on her green dress. If that doesn't work, you can wear my gray silk one. Oh, gosh, what am I wearing?! 302
8 nevermind 5nevE5maind 注意, 留意, 理会 Rachel: Uh, no. Wait, you know what, this is the outfit that makes my calves look fat. Nevermind. 302
1 calves kB:vz;kAvz (calf的复数)<俚>笨拙的男子, 腓 Rachel: Uh, no. Wait, you know what, this is the outfit that makes my calves look fat. Nevermind. 302
10 yelled jel vi.大叫, 忍不住笑, 呼喊vt.叫着说n.叫声, 喊声 Rachel: Well, ever since I was humiliated and yelled at in front of my friends, I'm just, I don't know, not in a museum benefitty kind of mood. 302
4 humiliated hju(:)5milieit v.羞辱, 使丢脸, 耻辱 Rachel: Well, ever since I was humiliated and yelled at in front of my friends, I'm just, I don't know, not in a museum benefitty kind of mood. 302
10 recognize 5rekE^naiz vt.认可, 承认, 公认, 赏识vi.具结 Ross: Look, I didn't recognize it without that inflatable sheep. 302
3 clapping klAp n.拍手声, 霹雳声v.鼓掌, 轻拍 Ross: No, no, don't, don't, rub it! Don't! (clapping) What gets out hummus?! What gets out hummus?! 302
6 tick tik n.滴答声, 记号, 勾号, 扁虱v.滴答地响, 标以记号, 作滴答声 Ross: No, no, no, no. Tick, tick, tick, tick. 302
1 vacated vE5keit v.腾出, 空出,离(职),退(位) Ross: Okay, look, we have nineteen minutes. Okay, Chandler, I want you to go and change! Okay. And then, when you come back, Joey will go change, and he'll have vacated the chair. Okay. Okay. 302
3 nineteen 5nain5ti:n num.十九 Ross: Okay, look, we have nineteen minutes. Okay, Chandler, I want you to go and change! Okay. And then, when you come back, Joey will go change, and he'll have vacated the chair. Okay. Okay. 302
11 dialing 5daiEl n.刻度盘, 钟面, 转盘, (自动电话)拨号盘v.拨 Ross: Okay, Mon, I really don't think this is the... Okay, you're dialing, you are dialing. 302
2 lunging lQN n.肺, 呼吸器, 肺脏 Ross: Okay, okay. Enough, enough with the lunging. No! I'm sick of this. Okay. I've had it up to here with you two! Neither you can come to the party! 302
1 abandoning E5bAndEn vt.放弃, 遗弃n.放任, 狂热 Ross: Right. So is it gonna be like 'I'm abandoning you while your upset.' 302
6 curiosity 7kjuEri5Csiti n.好奇心 Ross: Um, you know, just out of curiosity... 302
1 optional 5CpFEnEl adj.可选择的, 随意的 Ross: Um. I know it says black tie optional, but, um this may be pushing it a little, um. 302
1 earlobes 5IElEJb n.耳垂n.[解]耳垂 Ross: Yeah, pants, what, what an idea. Or better yet, um, how 'bout you go without any pants. Look, I don't know what you're trying to do to me, but just get your butt in there and pick out any shoes that fit your feet, okay. No, no I don't care if they match. I don't care if they make your ankles or your knees or your earlobes look fat. Okay. 302
1 vain vein adj.徒然的, 无益的, 虚荣的, 空虚的, 自负的, 愚蠢的 Ross: You guys, you know what, you know what, it doesn't matter, because you both have to go get dressed before the big vain in my head pops. So.. 302
2 sherman 5FE:mEn 谢尔曼(姓氏,男子名) Sherman Whitfield: Dr. Geller, Sherman Whitfield, London Institute. 302
1 institute 5institju:t n.学会, 学院, 协会vt.创立, 开始, 制定, 开始(调查), 提起(诉讼) Sherman Whitfield: Dr. Geller, Sherman Whitfield, London Institute. 302
2 cretaceous kri5teiFEs adj.白垩的, 白垩纪的n.白垩纪, 白垩系      Cretaceousadj.〈地〉白垩纪的 Whitfield: (sits down) Well, I have to tell you, I was quite impressed with your paper on Pre-Cretaceous fossils. Yeah, it confirmed everything that I have written. 302
1 confirmed kEn5fE:md adj.证实的, 惯常的, 慢性的 Whitfield: (sits down) Well, I have to tell you, I was quite impressed with your paper on Pre-Cretaceous fossils. Yeah, it confirmed everything that I have written. 302
34 hears hiE vt.听到, 听说, 听取, 审理, 允许vi.听见, 听到 [Scene: Chandler and Joey's, Chandler is sitting reading a book and hears the bed in Joey's room creaking, and does a 'Oh no, not again' look on his face.] 303
3 creaking kri:k n.吱吱响声v.吱吱作响 [Scene: Chandler and Joey's, Chandler is sitting reading a book and hears the bed in Joey's room creaking, and does a 'Oh no, not again' look on his face.] 303
9 wire 5waiE n.金属丝, 电线, 电报, 电信, 铁丝网vt.用金属丝卷起, 拍电报vi.打电报adj.金属丝制的 [Scene: Subway station, Phoebe is following Malcom by finding behind the pillars until she comes up to one with a wire mesh garbage can next to it. Malcom stops and starts walking the other way and passes Phoebe, who quick tries to hide behind the garbage can. But, Malcom sees her.] 303
2 pillars 5pilE n.[建] 柱子, 栋梁, 重要的支持者 [Scene: Subway station, Phoebe is following Malcom by finding behind the pillars until she comes up to one with a wire mesh garbage can next to it. Malcom stops and starts walking the other way and passes Phoebe, who quick tries to hide behind the garbage can. But, Malcom sees her.] 303
1 mesh meF n.网孔, 网丝, 网眼, 圈套, 陷阱, [机]啮合vt.以网捕捉, 啮合, 编织vi.落网, 相啮合 [Scene: Subway station, Phoebe is following Malcom by finding behind the pillars until she comes up to one with a wire mesh garbage can next to it. Malcom stops and starts walking the other way and passes Phoebe, who quick tries to hide behind the garbage can. But, Malcom sees her.] 303
17 finding 5faindiN n.发现, 发现物, 决定, [律]裁决 [Scene: Subway station, Phoebe is following Malcom by finding behind the pillars until she comes up to one with a wire mesh garbage can next to it. Malcom stops and starts walking the other way and passes Phoebe, who quick tries to hide behind the garbage can. But, Malcom sees her.] 303
11 tub tQb n.浴盆 Chandler: Hey, Joe, I gotta ask. The girl from the Xerox place buck naked (holds up one hand), or, or a big tub of jam. (holds up the other hand) 303
4 penguin 5peN^win n.企鹅 Chandler: Night-night.....Janice. (he starts thinking to him self) 'Look at all that room on her side, you good fit a giant penguin over there. That would be weird though. Okay, hug and roll time. I'm huggin', I'm huggin', your rollin', and....yes! Freedom! (his one arm is still under her) Except for this arm! I'm stuck. Stuck arm! Okay, time for the old table cloth trick, one fluid motion. Quick like a cat, quick like a cat! And 1...2...3!' (Pulls his arm out from under her and she is spun off of the bed.) 303
6 freedom 5fri:dEm n.自由, 自主, 直率, 特权 Chandler: Night-night.....Janice. (he starts thinking to him self) 'Look at all that room on her side, you good fit a giant penguin over there. That would be weird though. Okay, hug and roll time. I'm huggin', I'm huggin', your rollin', and....yes! Freedom! (his one arm is still under her) Except for this arm! I'm stuck. Stuck arm! Okay, time for the old table cloth trick, one fluid motion. Quick like a cat, quick like a cat! And 1...2...3!' (Pulls his arm out from under her and she is spun off of the bed.) 303
5 fluid 5flu(:)id n.流动性, 流度adj.流动的, 不固定的, 可改变的, 可另派用场的, 流畅的 Chandler: Night-night.....Janice. (he starts thinking to him self) 'Look at all that room on her side, you good fit a giant penguin over there. That would be weird though. Okay, hug and roll time. I'm huggin', I'm huggin', your rollin', and....yes! Freedom! (his one arm is still under her) Except for this arm! I'm stuck. Stuck arm! Okay, time for the old table cloth trick, one fluid motion. Quick like a cat, quick like a cat! And 1...2...3!' (Pulls his arm out from under her and she is spun off of the bed.) 303
3 cloth klC(:)W n.布, 织物, 衣料 Chandler: Night-night.....Janice. (he starts thinking to him self) 'Look at all that room on her side, you good fit a giant penguin over there. That would be weird though. Okay, hug and roll time. I'm huggin', I'm huggin', your rollin', and....yes! Freedom! (his one arm is still under her) Except for this arm! I'm stuck. Stuck arm! Okay, time for the old table cloth trick, one fluid motion. Quick like a cat, quick like a cat! And 1...2...3!' (Pulls his arm out from under her and she is spun off of the bed.) 303
5 mustard 5mQstEd n.芥菜, 芥末, 芥末色, 芥子气 Chandler: No, that's all right. I just had a jar of mustard. 303
1 cuddle 5kQdl v.拥抱 Chandler: Okay, this is good, this is good. All right listen, I have one. Janice likes to cuddle, at night, which, you know I'm all for. But, uh, you know when you want to go to sleep, you want some space. So, uh, how do I tell her that without, you know, accidentally calling her fat or something. 303
1 socket 5sCkit n.窝, 穴, 孔, 插座, 牙糟v.给...配插座 Chandler: Well, I'm sorry Joe. I didn't think the doctor was gonna buy that it just *fell* out of the socket. 303
1 beepers   beepern.能发出哔哔声音的仪器 Guy: I just, I want you to know I didn't used to be like this. Before I meet your sister I was like this normal guy who sold beepers and cellular phones. 303
1 stalking   stalking围捕 潜近 Guy: Oh, that's great. I'm stalking the wrong woman. I am such a dingus! 303
2 dingus 5diN^Es n.<口>小装置, 那玩意儿(指叫不出名或一时忘了名称的东西,有诙谐含意) Guy: Oh, that's great. I'm stalking the wrong woman. I am such a dingus! 303
3 ling liN n.鳕鱼, 石南之一种 Janice: Night-night Bing-a-ling. 303
3 stalk stC:k n.茎, 柄, 梗, 秆 Joey: (with his mouthful) Hey, I didn't stalk her. I mean (he sprays Phoebe with crumbs)  303
1 crumbs   crumbsint. (表示惊讶)哎呀 Joey: (with his mouthful) Hey, I didn't stalk her. I mean (he sprays Phoebe with crumbs)  303
13 unit 5ju:nIt n.个体, (计量)单位, (军队的)部队单位, [数学]最小的整数 Joey: I called the sperm bank today, they haven't sold a single unit of Tribianni. Nobody wants my product. I mean, I-I-I don't get it (tries to drink the rest of the jam out of the jar and gets it all over his face, on his chin, nose, etc.) Maybe if they met me in person. 303
9 product 5prCdEkt n.产品, 产物, 乘积 Joey: I called the sperm bank today, they haven't sold a single unit of Tribianni. Nobody wants my product. I mean, I-I-I don't get it (tries to drink the rest of the jam out of the jar and gets it all over his face, on his chin, nose, etc.) Maybe if they met me in person. 303
7 etc   etcadv.<拉>及其他, 等等      ETC=Earth Terrain Camera 地球地形摄影机 Joey: I called the sperm bank today, they haven't sold a single unit of Tribianni. Nobody wants my product. I mean, I-I-I don't get it (tries to drink the rest of the jam out of the jar and gets it all over his face, on his chin, nose, etc.) Maybe if they met me in person. 303
3 hoyt hCit n.霍伊特(m.) Joey: I don't know, I just always pictured you ending up with one of those tall, smart blond guys, name like.... Hoyt. 303
28 puppy 5pQpi n.(常指未满一岁的)小狗, 小动物, 自负的青年 Joey: Maybe, I should call this place and get them to put my 'Days of Our Lives' on here. You know, juice this puppy up a little. 303
2 sling sliN n.投石器, 弹弓, 投掷, 钩悬带, 吊索v.投掷, 用悬带吊卦 Joey: No, I gotta wear this thing for a couple weeks. (points to the sling he is wearing) 303
1 astronaut 5AstrEnC:t n.太空人, 宇航员 Joey: Oh Monica. (goes over and hugs her, then looks at the form and stops hugging her.) Wow, this guy's an astronaut. That would've been cool, (sees Monica) for like a day. (hugs her again). 303
12 batch bAtF n.(面包等)一炉, 一批 Joey: This will just be my batch. 303
7 nyu   NYUabbr.New York University (美国)纽约大学 Joey: Well, right after I did that sex study down at NYU. (to Chandler) Hey, Remember that sweater I gave you for your birthday? 303
11 swim swim n.游泳, 漂浮, 潮流, 眼花adj.游泳时穿戴的vi.游泳, 游, 漂浮, 旋转, 覆盖, 充溢, 眩晕, 浸vt.游过, 使浮起adj.游泳时穿戴的 Joey: You guys have one of those signs that says: 'We don't swim in your toilet, so don't pee in our pool.', you know. 303
5 movement 5mu:vmEnt n.运动, 动作, 运转, 乐章 Malcom: Oh, this is log I kept, recording her every movement. Do you wanna here something from it? 303
5 log lC^ n.航行日志, 原木, 园形木材, 园木v.把...记入航行日志, 伐木, 把...锯成段 Malcom: Oh, this is log I kept, recording her every movement. Do you wanna here something from it? 303
1 spied spai n.特工人员, 间谍, 侦探, 探员, 秘密侦察他人行动者v.侦察, 侦察, 发现 Malcom: So you spied on me. I can't believe you don't trust me. (Ursula walks past, and Malcom finds behind the pillar) 303
2 pillar 5pilE n.[建] 柱子, 栋梁, 重要的支持者 Malcom: So you spied on me. I can't believe you don't trust me. (Ursula walks past, and Malcom finds behind the pillar) 303
4 vision 5viVEn n.视力, 视觉, 先见之明, 眼力, 想象力, 幻想, 幻影, 景象vt.梦见, 想象, 显示 Malcom: These are my night vision goggles. This is the book I pretend to read when I'm watching her in the park. And these are Mad Lips, they're just for fun. 303
1 donor 5dEunE n.捐赠人n.[化] 原料物质 Monica: (entering from her bedroom) Okay, sperm donor number 03815, come on down! Okay, he's 6'2", 170 pounds, and he describes himself as a male Geena Davis. 303
2 describes dis5kraib vt.描写, 记述, 形容, 形容v.描述 Monica: (entering from her bedroom) Okay, sperm donor number 03815, come on down! Okay, he's 6'2", 170 pounds, and he describes himself as a male Geena Davis. 303
2 davis 5deivis n.戴维斯 Monica: (entering from her bedroom) Okay, sperm donor number 03815, come on down! Okay, he's 6'2", 170 pounds, and he describes himself as a male Geena Davis. 303
4 wraps rAp n.外套, 围巾, 包裹, 秘密, 约束, 限制vt.包装, 卷, 缠绕, 包, 覆盖, 裹, 遮蔽, 隐藏vi.缠绕, 重叠, 穿外衣, 包起来 Monica: And, and, and they wear those little water wings, you know. And they're, they're running around on the deck. Then Hoyt wraps this big towel around all three of them. 303
11 deck dek n.甲板, 舰板, 覆盖物, 一副(纸牌)vt.装饰, 修饰, 打扮, 装甲板 Monica: And, and, and they wear those little water wings, you know. And they're, they're running around on the deck. Then Hoyt wraps this big towel around all three of them. 303
2 swimmers `swImE(r) n.游泳者 Monica: I don't need an actual man, just a couple of his best swimmers. And there, there are places you can go to get that stuff. 303
1 ache eik n.疼痛vi.觉得疼痛, 渴望 Monica: Lips moving, still talking. I mean it may not be ideal, but I'm so ready. No, I-I-I see the way Ben looks at you. It makes me ache, you know? 303
2 comments   comments注解, 注释 Monica: Okay, all right, how's this? 27. Italian-American guy. He's an actor, born in Queens. Wow, big family, seven sisters, and he's the only....boy. (they all turn and look at Joey) Oh my God, under personal comments: 'New York Knicks, rule!' 303
18 american E5merikEn n.美国人, 美洲人adj.美国的, 美洲的 Monica: Okay, all right, how's this? 27. Italian-American guy. He's an actor, born in Queens. Wow, big family, seven sisters, and he's the only....boy. (they all turn and look at Joey) Oh my God, under personal comments: 'New York Knicks, rule!' 303
5 swimmer `swImE(r) n.游泳者 Monica: Really, is he a swimmer? 303
3 rocket 5rCkit n.火箭v.飞速上升 Monica: Well, honey, it is pretty competitive. I mean I've got an actual rocket scientist here. 303
1 wholesale 5hEulseil n.批发, 趸售adj.批发的, [喻] 大规模的 Monica: Went down to the docks. Bet ya didn't know you could get it wholesale. 303
4 docks dCk n.<美> 码头, 船坞, 被告席, 尾巴的骨肉部分vt.靠码头, 引入坞, 剪短vi.入船坞 Monica: Went down to the docks. Bet ya didn't know you could get it wholesale. 303
5 crew kru: n.全体人员, (工作)队vbl.crow的过去式 Phoebe: (turns around) Um, that's it. No. Hey! You! J. Crew guy. Yeah. Why have you been following me? I mean, all week long everywhere I look there's you. 303
19 pitched pitF n.程度, 斜度, 树脂, 投掷, 定调, (船只)前后颠簸, 倾斜, 沥青vt.投, 掷, 向前倾跌, 定位于, 用沥青涂, 扎营vi.搭帐篷, 投掷, 坠落, 倾斜 Phoebe: No, no, it's not your fault. You know it's partly my fault, 'cause I made you quit cold turkey. Sorry, no. Okay, well, I mean, I can't date you anymore, 'cause your, you know (in a high pitched voice) Wow! But um, but I will definitely, definitely help you get over my sister. Okay, stalk me for a while. Huh? Yeah, and, and, and, I'll be like an Ursula patch. 303
6 partly 5pB:tlI adv.部分, 几分 Phoebe: No, no, it's not your fault. You know it's partly my fault, 'cause I made you quit cold turkey. Sorry, no. Okay, well, I mean, I can't date you anymore, 'cause your, you know (in a high pitched voice) Wow! But um, but I will definitely, definitely help you get over my sister. Okay, stalk me for a while. Huh? Yeah, and, and, and, I'll be like an Ursula patch. 303
5 carried 5kArid 被携带的, 被运载的 Phoebe: Ooh! No, no, no, no, he's not like a kook, no. He's just like this, this very passionate, incredibly romantic guy, that got like a tinsy bit carried away, you know. And we just get along really well, and he's so cute. 303
6 witch witF n.巫婆, 女巫, 迷人的女子vt.施巫术, 迷惑 Phoebe: Wait, (grabs him) you know what, I got a little story. When I was in Junior High School I went through this period where I thought I was a witch. And there was this guidance counselor who said something to me, that I think will help you a lot. He said okay, 'you're not a witch you're just an average student.' See what I'm saying? 303
39 student 5stju:dEnt n.(大小学校的)学生, 研究者, 学者 Phoebe: Wait, (grabs him) you know what, I got a little story. When I was in Junior High School I went through this period where I thought I was a witch. And there was this guidance counselor who said something to me, that I think will help you a lot. He said okay, 'you're not a witch you're just an average student.' See what I'm saying? 303
1 guidance 5^aidEns n.指导, 领导 Phoebe: Wait, (grabs him) you know what, I got a little story. When I was in Junior High School I went through this period where I thought I was a witch. And there was this guidance counselor who said something to me, that I think will help you a lot. He said okay, 'you're not a witch you're just an average student.' See what I'm saying? 303
3 average 5AvEridV n.平均, 平均水平, 平均数, 海损adj.一般的, 通常的, 平均的vt.平均为, 均分, 使平衡, 达到平均水平vi.买进, 卖出 Phoebe: Wait, (grabs him) you know what, I got a little story. When I was in Junior High School I went through this period where I thought I was a witch. And there was this guidance counselor who said something to me, that I think will help you a lot. He said okay, 'you're not a witch you're just an average student.' See what I'm saying? 303
3 jars dVB: n.震动, 刺耳声, 震惊, 争吵, 罐, 广口瓶vi.震惊, 冲突, 发刺耳声, 不一致vt.震动, 刺激 Rachel: (reading) 'Gone for more jars. Back later. Monica Geller.' 303
12 employee 7emplCi5i:, im5plCii n.职工, 雇员, 店员 Rachel: Honey, come on, I have to be at work in like ten minutes (Ross starts kissing her neck) Oh, all right, well it's not like I'm employee of the year or anything. (they fall onto the couch) 303
2 sleepers 5sli:pE n.睡眠, (火车等的)卧铺, 枕木, 冬眠动物 Rachel: Oh honey, I'm sorry we can't help you there, 'cause we're cuddlily sleepers. (Chandler makes an 'Ewww' face) Okay, I'm late for work. 303
4 obsessed Eb5ses vt.迷住, 使困扰 Rachel: Pheebs, this guy has been obsessed with your sister, for God knows how long, okay, you don't just give up something like that. 303
5 fights fait n.打架, 战斗, 斗志vi.打仗, 搏斗, 对抗, 打架vt.与...打仗, 指挥战斗, 反对...提案 Rachel: Well you know, after about thirty or forty fights, you kinda catch on. 303
77 interrupting 7intE5rQpt vt.打断(正在说话或动作的人), 中断, 妨碍, 插嘴vi.打断(别人的讲话或行动)n.(发给电脑的)中断信号 Ross: (interrupting her) Oh, it's not the ideal way... 303
64 magazine 7mA^E5zi:n n.杂志, 期刊, 军火库, 弹药库, (枪、炮的)弹仓, 胶卷盒 Ross: Just one uh, one additional relationship thought. Probably something your already familiar with, uh, women talk! (smacks Chandler over the head with a magazine) 303
3 reflex 5ri:fleks adj.反射的, 反省的, 反作用的, 优角的n.反射, 反映, 映象 Ross: Whoa, whoa, whoa. You looked at her. You never look. You just answer, it's just a reflex. Do I look fat? Nooo! Is she prettier than I am? Noo! Does size matter? 303
2 shops FCp n.商店, 店铺vi.买东西, 购货 [Scene: A grocery store that Janice shops in. Chandler is on purpose, accidentally bumping into her.] 304
2 bumping 5bQmpiN 爆沸, 突沸, 放气, 崩沸, 撞击, 冲震, 造成凹凸 [Scene: A grocery store that Janice shops in. Chandler is on purpose, accidentally bumping into her.] 304
2 backyard bAk5jB:d n.后院, 后庭, <美>(住宅的)场院 [Scene: It's an old home movie of the Geller's backyard, young Ross is dressed up as Bea, and pouring himself/herself some tea.] 304
9 raised reizd adj.凸起的, 浮雕的, 有凸起花纹的, 发酵的 Carol: This doesn't have anything to do with the fact that he is being raised by two women, does it? 304
23 pad pAd n.垫, 衬垫, 便笺簿v.加上衬垫 Chandler: Get the woman a pad! Get the woman a pad! A pad! A pad! 304
4 chelsea 5tFelsi n.切尔西(伦敦自治城市,为文艺界人士聚居地) Chandler: Here in Chelsea. 304
1 feared fiE n.恐怖, 害怕, 担心, 敬畏v.害怕, 畏惧, 为...担心, 敬畏(神等) Chandler: I am, I actually am. I mean this is amazing. My entire life I have feared this place, and now that I'm here it's like what was the big deal. I could probably say 'Let's move in together.' and I'd be okay. 304
2 temporarily   temporarilyadv.临时 Chandler: I know, that, (looks at her fake chest, and loses his train of thought, temporarily) that's why I don't want to go tonight, I'm afraid I'm going to say something stupid. 304
19 scare skZE v.惊吓, 受惊, 威吓n.惊恐, 恐慌, 恐惧 Chandler: It doesn't scare me! 304
7 tunnel 5tQnl n.隧道, 地道 Chandler: Look what do I do? I wanna get past this, I don't wanna be afraid of the commitment thing. I wanna go through the tunnel, to the other side!  304
5 hopeless 5hEJplIs adj.没有希望的, 绝望的, 不可救药 Chandler: Oh, no, no, no, don't go! I've scared ya'! I've said too much! I'm hopeless, and awkward, and desperate for love!! (Janice leaves, Chandler then calls Janice to leave a message on her machine) Hey, Janice! It's me. Um, yeah, I-I-I just wanna apologize in advance for having chased you down the street. (runs out the door) 304
2 chased tFeis n.追赶, 追击vt.追赶, 追逐, 雕镂      Chase  [tFeis]  蔡斯(姓氏) Chandler: Oh, no, no, no, don't go! I've scared ya'! I've said too much! I'm hopeless, and awkward, and desperate for love!! (Janice leaves, Chandler then calls Janice to leave a message on her machine) Hey, Janice! It's me. Um, yeah, I-I-I just wanna apologize in advance for having chased you down the street. (runs out the door) 304
2 piccata pI`kB:tE n.[烹](用柠檬、黄油调味的)嫩煎小牛肉片,香溜肉片 Chandler: Okay, last night at dinner, when the meals came, she put half her chicken piccata on my plate and took my tomatoes. 304
5 meals mi:l n.一餐, 一顿饭, 膳食, (谷类的)粗粉vi.进餐 Chandler: Okay, last night at dinner, when the meals came, she put half her chicken piccata on my plate and took my tomatoes. 304
2 clingy   clingyadj.粘住的, 紧贴的 Chandler: Then I got all needy and clingy. 304
6 naming   namingn.命名 Chandler: What are you, stop naming dwarves! (on phone) Hello, Janice. Hi, I'm so glad that you called, I know I've been acting a really weird lately. And, it's just because I'm crazy about you, and I just got...stupid, and, and scared, and....stupid a couple of more times. I'm sorry. (listens) Really?! (listens) Really?! 304
1 dwarves dwC:f n.矮子, 侏儒v.(使)变矮小 Chandler: What are you, stop naming dwarves! (on phone) Hello, Janice. Hi, I'm so glad that you called, I know I've been acting a really weird lately. And, it's just because I'm crazy about you, and I just got...stupid, and, and scared, and....stupid a couple of more times. I'm sorry. (listens) Really?! (listens) Really?! 304
11 shelf Felf n.架子, 搁板 Chandler: Yeah, huh. I'm just uh, you know I'm just picking up some things for a party. (grabs a bag off of the shelf) 304
2 assure E5FuE vt.断然地说, 确告, 保证, 担保 Chandler: Yeah, Joe, I assure you if I'm staring down the barrel of a gun, I'm pretty much peeing every which way. 304
3 cartons 5kB:tEn n.硬纸盒, 纸板箱 Host: Folks, has this ever happened to you. You go to the refrigerator to get a nice glass of milk, (Joey is in the background struggling to open a cartoon of milk) and these darn cartons are so flingin'-flangin' hard to open. 304
15 host hEust n.主人, 旅馆招待 许多vt.当主人招待主机      Host主机 Host: Welcome everybody, welcome to Amazing Discoveries! 304
1 discoveries dis5kQvEri n.发现, 发明的东西 Host: Welcome everybody, welcome to Amazing Discoveries! 304
1 tripping 5tripiN adj.平稳地进行的, (说话)流畅的n.绊跌, 轻快的舞 Janice: (laughs) I don't think we need to, because you're tripping me out right now! Are you okay? 304
2 butcher 5butFE n.屠夫, 屠户vt.屠宰, 屠杀 Janice: (to butcher) No, thank you. (Chandler makes a sound and she notices him) Chandler! 304
3 barley 5bB:li n.大麦 Janice: Barley? What kind of party serves barley? 304
1 vowel 5vaJEl n.元音adj.元音的 Janice: Well, I gotta buy a vowel. Because, oh my Gawd! Who, would've thought that someday, Chandler Bing would buy me a drawer. 304
16 lean li:n n.倾斜, 倾斜度, 倚靠, 倾向adj.瘦的, 贫乏的, 歉收的vi.倚靠, 倾斜, 依赖, 倾向, 偏向vt.使倾斜 Janice: Well, let's go to a bad one and make out. (they start to kiss and lean back into Monica.) 304
3 tragedy 5trAdVidi n.悲剧, 惨案, 悲惨, 灾难 Janice: What is the great tragedy here? You go get yourself another appointment. 304
2 suspected sEs5pekt n.嫌疑犯adj.令人怀疑的, 不可信的, 可疑的v.怀疑, 猜想, 对...有所觉察 Joey: (in a really, really bad Italian accent) That's-ah what I suspected-ah. 304
12 spills spil n.溢出, 溅出, 摔下, 木片, 小塞子, 暴跌, 溢出量vt.使溢出, 使散落, 洒, 使流出, 使摔下, 倒出vi.溢出, 涌流, 充满 Joey: (on tv) Oh, you said it Mike. (rips open the carton and spills milk on the counter) Aw! There's got to be a better way! 304
1 installing in5stC:l vt.安装, 安置, 使就职 Joey: (on TV, finishing installing the Milk Master 2000) Wow, it is easy. (starts to poor the milk) Now, I can have milk everyday. 304
16 everyday 5evridei adj.每天的, 日常的, 平常的, 平凡的 Joey: (on TV, finishing installing the Milk Master 2000) Wow, it is easy. (starts to poor the milk) Now, I can have milk everyday. 304
3 fails feil vi.失败, 不及格, 忘记vt.使失望, 舍弃, 辜负, 不及格n.不及格, 不及格者 Joey: I'm, I'm okay. See. (tries to smile, but fails horribly) 304
1 canna 5kAnE n.[植]美人蕉科(Cannceae) Joey: No, no, no, see that's why you have to do this job, agents always lie. You know, Estelle just says stuff like 'They went another way', but this, I can use this. (in a very bad Italian accent) I canna work on a new accent. 304
6 barrel 5bArEl n.桶vt.装入桶内 Joey: Oh, yeah. Go for it man, jump off the high dive, stare down the barrel of the gun, pee into the wind! 304
3 agents 5eidVEnt n.代理(商) Joey: Pheebs, you can't do that. The casting director doesn't talk to friends, she only talks to agents. 304
4 brains   brainsn.智力, 脑髓 Joey: Yeah, well don't get me wrong, you're a better agent than she is, but at least with her I don't want to blow my pretty dumb brains out. 304
6 kevin 5kenIn n.凯文 Mike: And there is Kevin. 304
3 jab dVAb v.猛刺n.刺戳 Mike: Keep in mind, he's never used this product before, you're gonna see how easy this is to do. (to Kevin) Go ahead. ('Kevin' starts using the product, it is a spout that you jab into a paper milk carton so that you don't have to rip it open.) This works with any milk carton. 304
2 revolutionary 5revE5lu:FEnEri adj.革命的 Mike: There is a revolutionary new product that guarantees that you'll never have to open up milk cartons again. Meet the Milk Master 2000. 304
7 master 5mB:stE n.主人, 雇主, (男)教师, 熟练技工, 师傅, 大师, 硕士, <称呼>少爷adj.主人的, 熟练的, 高明的, 主要的vt.征服, 控制, 精通 Mike: There is a revolutionary new product that guarantees that you'll never have to open up milk cartons again. Meet the Milk Master 2000. 304
1 guarantees 7^ArEn5ti: n.保证, 保证书, 担保, 抵押品vt.保证, 担保 Mike: There is a revolutionary new product that guarantees that you'll never have to open up milk cartons again. Meet the Milk Master 2000. 304
4 bea 香港 of East Asia Ltd 东亚银行有限公司       Bea  [bi:, bIE]  n.比衣(Beatrice的昵称)(f.) Monica: How can you not remember? You made us call you...Bea.  304
8 sleepy 5sli:pi adj.困乏的, 欲睡的 Monica: Oh wait, you know what, I got it, I got it, pretend like you just woke up, okay, that will throw her off. Be sleepy. 304
1 distant 5distEnt adj.远的, 关系远的(亲戚), 疏远的, 间隔的, 冷漠的 Monica: Oh, you mean like that guy thing where you act mean and distant until you get us to break up with you. 304
2 sideways 5saIdweIz adv.向一旁, 向侧面地, 斜地里adj.一旁的, 向侧面的 Monica: Perhaps, you would like me to turn like this, (turns sideways on the couch) so that you can bunny bump against my back. 304
3 notepads   notepadn.记事本 Monica: See, now this is why I keep notepads everywhere. 304
4 pearls pE:l n.珍珠      Pearl  [pE:l]  n. 珀尔(女子名) Monica: The big hat, the pearls, the little pick handbag. 304
1 coy kCi adj.腼腆的, 怕羞的, 卖弄风情的      Coy  [kCi]  科伊(男子名) Phoebe: (in a coy tone) Oh, you caught me. I am so busted. 304
4 busted   busted破产了的, 失败了的, 被降级的 Phoebe: (in a coy tone) Oh, you caught me. I am so busted. 304
5 annie 5Ani n.安妮(女子名) Phoebe: (on phone) 'Right, well look, um, if Joey loses this audition, that is it for Estelle. I don't care! Annie you are a doll, what time can you see him?' (to Monica) I need a pen. (Chandler hands her one, but she needs something to right on, so she tilts Chandler's head over and writes on the back of his neck) 304
1 rejections ri5dVekFEn n.拒绝 Phoebe: Okay, so we got some more good rejections, lots of stuff to work on.  304
1 stomachs 5stQmEk n.胃, 胃口, 胃部v.容忍 Rachel and Monica: Ohh! (both grab there stomachs in pain) 304
2 amazingly   amazinglyadv.可惊地, 令人惊讶地 Rachel: Amazingly, that makes sense. 304
1 unprecedented Qn5presidEntid adj.空前的 Rachel: Shhh...I don't know what to do, this is totally unprecedented. 304
3 aloof E5lu:f adv.避开, 远离adj.孤零的, 冷淡的 Rachel: This is a very critical time right now. If you feel yourself reaching for that phone, then you go shoe shopping, you get your butt in a bubble bath. You want her back you have to start acting aloof. 304
5 terminal 5tE:minl n.终点站, 终端, 接线端adj.末期, 每期的, 每学期的      Terminal终端,终端设备[仿真程序],端子;终结符[T,TERM] Rachel: Yeah, well that's that lo-cal, non dairy, soy milk junk. We sort of, we save the real stuff for those really terminal cases. 304
3 soy sCi n.酱油, 大豆 Rachel: Yeah, well that's that lo-cal, non dairy, soy milk junk. We sort of, we save the real stuff for those really terminal cases. 304
17 non nJN adv.非, 不 Rachel: Yeah, well that's that lo-cal, non dairy, soy milk junk. We sort of, we save the real stuff for those really terminal cases. 304
4 junk dVQNk n.垃圾, 舢板 Rachel: Yeah, well that's that lo-cal, non dairy, soy milk junk. We sort of, we save the real stuff for those really terminal cases. 304
5 cases   casesn.案例 Rachel: Yeah, well that's that lo-cal, non dairy, soy milk junk. We sort of, we save the real stuff for those really terminal cases. 304
1 cal kAl abbr. 卡,小卡 (small calorie)      CAL= Calculated Average Life 平均计算寿命 Rachel: Yeah, well that's that lo-cal, non dairy, soy milk junk. We sort of, we save the real stuff for those really terminal cases. 304
1 grumpy 5^rQmpi adj.脾气坏的, 性情乖戾的, 脾气暴躁的 Rachel: Yes, and grumpy. 304
2 repeatedly rI5pi:tIdlI adv.重复地, 再三地 Ross: (running into the hall, in slow motion) You'll never get me, Joe!!! (he then pretends that he gets shot repeatedly and falls back against Joey and Chandler's door, dead.) 304
1 squawks skwC:k v.发出叫声, 诉苦, 抗议n.叫声, 诉苦, 抗议, 故障 Ross: Give daddy the Barbi! Ben, give, give me the Barbi. Okay, how 'bout, don't you want to play with the monster truck? (makes a monster truck sound) No. Okay, oh, oh, how about a Dino-soilder? (squawks like a dinosaur) 304
3 monster 5mCnstE n.怪物, 妖怪 Ross: Give daddy the Barbi! Ben, give, give me the Barbi. Okay, how 'bout, don't you want to play with the monster truck? (makes a monster truck sound) No. Okay, oh, oh, how about a Dino-soilder? (squawks like a dinosaur) 304
2 toughest tQf n.恶棍adj.强硬的, 艰苦的, 坚强的, 坚韧的, 强壮的, 吃苦耐劳的, 凶恶的, 粗暴的adv.<口>强硬地, 顽强地vt.<美口>忍受, 耐, 坚持 Ross: Guess who's here. It's the toughest guy in toy land, Ben. (singing) 'A real American hero. I'm G.I. Joe!' Drop the Barbi, drop the Barbi. 304
10 chose tFEuz vbl.choose的过去式n.动产 Ross: Hey, I don't know what to tell you guys that's the doll he chose. 304
1 protects prE5tekt vt.保护 Ross: Look Ben, it's a toy that protects U.S. oil interests overseas! 304
2 overseas 5EuvE5si:z adv.海外adj.外国的, 海外的 Ross: Look Ben, it's a toy that protects U.S. oil interests overseas! 304
1 interests 5intrist n.兴趣, 关心, 重要性, 影响, 利息,利益, 利害vt.使发生兴趣, 引起...的注意 Ross: Look Ben, it's a toy that protects U.S. oil interests overseas! 304
6 ski ski:, Fi: n.滑雪橇vi.滑雪 Susan: He carries it everywhere, it's like a security blanket, but with ski boots and a kicky beret. 304
1 beret 5berei n.贝雷帽 Susan: He carries it everywhere, it's like a security blanket, but with ski boots and a kicky beret. 304
1 metaphorical 7metE5fCrikEl adj.隐喻性的, 比喻性的 The One With The Metaphorical Tunnel 304
12 wipe waip v.擦, 揩, 擦去 Young Monica: (entering the shot) Ross!!! (starts to wipe up the spill) 304
1 drips drip n.水滴v.(使)滴下 Young Ross: (singing) 'I am Bea. I drink tea. Won't you dance around with....' (spills some tea and it drips onto his/her dress) Ohhh! (runs away crying) 304
8 trips trip n.(短途)旅行, 绊倒, 摔倒, 失足, 往返, 差错, 支吾, 旅程vt.使跌倒, 使犯错, 使失败, 挑剔vi.轻快地走, 摔倒, 绊倒, 失足, 结巴, 远足, 犯错, 旅行      TRIP=transformation-induced plasticity [冶]高强度及高延性 (Chandler goes to his bedroom and opens the door. However, only the top half opens, and he trips into his bedroom over the bottom half.) 305
3 holder 5hEuldE n.持有者, 占有者, (台、架等)支持物, 固定器 (Joey places the toliet brush and holder over the hole, which is in the middle of the floor.) 305
2 successfully sEk5sesfJlI adv.顺利地, 成功地 (Joey successfully enters the entertainment center, and Chandler closes the door on Joey.) 305
1 recognises `rekE^naIz v.承认,识别,认可 (Ross recognises her and goes over to the couch, mouthing 慜h my God? 305
2 drilling 5driliN n.演练 [Scene: Chandler and Joey抯, Joey is drilling a hole in the wall and the drill comes out the other side really close to Chandler抯 head. Chandler then rushes out to talk to Joey.] 305
1 lumber 5lQmbE n.<美>木材, 无用的杂物(如破旧家俱), 废物, 隆隆声vt.砍伐木材, 乱堆vi.伐木, 喧闹地向前走, 笨重地行动 [Scene: Chandler and Joey抯, there is lumber all over the apartment] 305
1 ushered 5QFE n.引座员, 招待员, 传达员, 前驱vt.引导, 展示vi.作招待员 [Scene: Healing Hands Inc. (Phoebe抯 work), Frank is being ushered in, by the arm, to the room Phoebe is in by another girl.] 305
3 inc   Incn.(有限)公司,包括 [Scene: Healing Hands Inc. (Phoebe抯 work), Frank is being ushered in, by the arm, to the room Phoebe is in by another girl.] 305
5 healing 5hi:liN n.康复, 复原adj.有治疗功用的 [Scene: Healing Hands Inc. (Phoebe抯 work), Frank is being ushered in, by the arm, to the room Phoebe is in by another girl.] 305
1 num   NUMabbr.National Union of Mineworkers (英国)全国矿工联盟 [Scene: Monica and Rachel抯, Phoebe is eating breakfast with Monica while Frank is playing with num-chucks on the balcony] 305
1 chucks tFQk n.抚弄, 赶走, 扔, 抛弃, (牛)颈肉, 咯咯声, 卡盘, 解雇vt.轻拍, 抛掷, 驱逐, 丢弃, 用卡盘夹住;iv.作咯咯声 [Scene: Monica and Rachel抯, Phoebe is eating breakfast with Monica while Frank is playing with num-chucks on the balcony] 305
4 melting 5meltiN adj.熔化的, 融化的, 溶解的, 混合的 [Scene: Phoebe抯, Frank is melting a plastic spoon.] 305
7 coughing kC:f n.咳嗽v.咳嗽 Chandler: (coughing) What a geek! 305
32 jessica 5dVesikE n. 杰西卡(女子名) Chandler: Ah, Kim Basinger, Cindy Crawford, Halle Berry, Yasmine Bleeth, and ah, Jessica Rabbit. 305
2 cindy `sIndI n.辛迪(Cynthia的昵称)(f.) Chandler: Ah, Kim Basinger, Cindy Crawford, Halle Berry, Yasmine Bleeth, and ah, Jessica Rabbit. 305
6 berry 5beri n.浆果 Chandler: Ah, Kim Basinger, Cindy Crawford, Halle Berry, Yasmine Bleeth, and ah, Jessica Rabbit. 305
1 freebie 5fri:bI n.免费赠品(尤指戏院赠券) Chandler: All right, Janice, likes him. In fact she likes him so much she put him on her freebie list. 305
5 narrowed 5nArEu n.狭窄部分, 海峡, 隘路adj.狭窄的, 精密的, 严密的, 有限的, 气量小的, 勉强的, 眼光短浅的vi.变窄vt.使变狭窄, 使缩小 Chandler: All right, so who do you got it narrowed down to? 305
1 copperfield 5kCpEfi:ld 科波菲尔(姓氏) Chandler: Does anyone else think David Copperfield is cute? 305
3 cans kAn, kEn vt.装进罐中, 把食品装罐n.罐头, 铁罐conj.能, 可以      CAN=Calcium Ammonium Nitrate 硝酸钙铵 Chandler: Eh, y'know what, she抯 to political, she probably wouldn抰 let you do it, unless you donated four cans of food first. 305
1 snug snQ^ adj.暖和的 Chandler: Okay. (notices that Joey is wearing some really tight jeans) My word! Those are snug. 305
9 jeans dVi:ns n.斜纹布裤, 牛仔裤      Jeans  [dVi:nz]  琼斯(①姓氏 ②Sir James Hopwood, 1877-1946, 英国数学家, 物理学家, 天文学家) Chandler: Okay. (notices that Joey is wearing some really tight jeans) My word! Those are snug. 305
10 international 7intE(:)5nAFEnEl adj.国际的, 世界的n.国际性组织, 国际比赛 Chandler: Ooh-hoo. Very hot, very sexy. But ah, y'know she抯 too international, y'know she抯 never gonna be around. 305
1 forgiving fE5^iviN adj.宽大的, 慈悲的 Chandler: Oooh-hoo, very attractive, forgiving. 305
13 peter 5pi:tE vi.逐渐消失      Peter  [5pi:tE]  n. 彼得(男子名) Chandler: Peter Parker. 305
5 celebrities si5lebriti n.名声, 名人 Chandler: Well, we have a deal, where we each get to pick five celebrities that we can sleep with, and the other one can抰 get mad. 305
3 counted kaJnt v.数, 计算, 计算在内, 认为, 有价值n.计数, 计算, 注意, 伯爵 Chandler: Yeah, I coulda counted to three like four times without all this 憈wo?talk. 305
8 handles 5hAndl n.柄, 把手, 把柄, 口实, 手感vt.触摸, 运用, 买卖, 处理, 操作vi.搬运, 易于操纵n.[计]句柄 Chandler: Yeah, you got me. (picks up a 2x4 and puts it through the handles so that the doors won抰 open) I抦 out five big ones! (puts the money in the crack between the door and frame) Here you go. 305
1 dislike dis5laik vt.讨厌, 不喜欢n.嫌恶 Frank: How-how I like to melt stuff, and how I dislike stuff that doesn抰 melt. 305
6 melt melt v.(使)融化, (使)熔化, 使软化, 使感动 Frank: Melt stuff. 305
1 hose hEuz n.软管, 水龙带, 长筒袜v.用软管浇水 Frank: Oh, excellent. (starts to melt the fire extinguisher抯 hose.) 305
1 dislikes dis5laik vt.讨厌, 不喜欢n.嫌恶 Frank: Well y'know about the tongue thing, y'know, and how I told you about my likes and my dislikes... 305
1 octopus 5CktEpEs n.章鱼 Frank: Whoa! Big octopus. 305
2 ninja `nIndVE n.(受过偷窃技术专门训练被雇作间谍或刺客的)日本武士 Frank: Yeah, I was thinking that maybe we could go down to Time Square and pick up some ninja stars. And, oh, um, my friend Larry, he wants me to take a picture of a hooker. 305
39 larry 5lAri 小车 斗底车 称量车      Larry  [5lAri]  n.拉里(Lawrence的昵称)(m.) n.[建]拌浆锄 Frank: Yeah, I was thinking that maybe we could go down to Time Square and pick up some ninja stars. And, oh, um, my friend Larry, he wants me to take a picture of a hooker. 305
2 hopped hRp v.单脚跳, (鸟, 蛙等)跳跃n.蛇麻草      HOP=High Oxygen Pressure 高氧压 Frank: You hopped a little bit. Yeah, I really sorry. 305
1 parlors 5pB:lE n.客厅, 会客室, 店营业室, 业务室adj.客厅的 Frank: You-you work at one of those massage parlors? 305
2 fanny 5fAni n. -nies 臀部,屁股      Fanny  [5fAni]  n.Frances 的爱称, 女子救护队队员<美俚> 屁股<英俚>女性生殖器 Girl: He touched my fanny. 305
3 pry prai v.探查 Joey: (manages to pry off only a small piece) Aw! Look at that, every inch of this stuff is glued down. It抎 take forever to pry this up. You should ah, you should just leave it. (starts to walk away, but Monica grabs him) 305
9 manages 5mAnidV vi.处理, 应付过去vt.管理, 控制, 操纵, 维持, 运用, 搞成, 设法, 达成 Joey: (manages to pry off only a small piece) Aw! Look at that, every inch of this stuff is glued down. It抎 take forever to pry this up. You should ah, you should just leave it. (starts to walk away, but Monica grabs him) 305
3 glued ^lu: n.胶, 胶水vt.胶合, 粘贴, 粘合 Joey: (manages to pry off only a small piece) Aw! Look at that, every inch of this stuff is glued down. It抎 take forever to pry this up. You should ah, you should just leave it. (starts to walk away, but Monica grabs him) 305
7 checkbook 5tFekbJk n.支票簿 Joey: Get out your checkbook, mister. 305
2 cubby 5kQbi n.小房间 Joey: No, an entertainment unit, with a mail cubby built right in. It抯 a one day job, max. 305
2 dingy 5dindVi adj.暗黑的, 邋遢的 Joey: Nothing. It抯 just old and dingy, that抯 all. 305
1 redo 5ri:du: v.再做重做 Joey: Oh Monica, listen, I ah, I saw down at the hardware store, they got those designer tiles on sale. If you ever want to redo the bathroom floor. 305
5 designer di5zainE n.阴谋家,设计家,制图师 Joey: Oh Monica, listen, I ah, I saw down at the hardware store, they got those designer tiles on sale. If you ever want to redo the bathroom floor. 305
2 hamper 5hAmpE v.妨碍, 牵制 Joey: Oh yeah. If you ah, move your hamper, you see what color the tile used to be. (Monica gasps) Yeah. 305
13 color 5kQlE n.<美>(=colour)颜色, 色彩, 脸色, 风格, 外貌vt.给...涂颜色, 改变...的颜色, 粉饰, 脸红, 歪曲vi.获得颜色, 变色 Joey: Oh yeah. If you ah, move your hamper, you see what color the tile used to be. (Monica gasps) Yeah. 305
3 reader 5ri:dE n.读者, 读物, 读本, 读卡机 Joey: Well, you should抳e told me that before, I抦 not a mind reader. Hey, we抮e out of beer. I抦 going to Monica抯. 305
1 dogged 5dC^id adj.顽固的, 顽强的 Joey: You are dogged man! I totally fit! 305
3 laminated 5lAmineitid adj.薄板[薄片]状的, 层积的,层压的 Monica: And who laminated it? 305
1 gouged ^audV n.圆凿, 沟, 以圆凿刨vt.用圆凿子削除, 欺骗, 挖出 Monica: I can抰 leave it! You gouged a hole in my dingy floor. 305
2 highly 5haili adv.高地, 非常 Monica: I highly doubt that. (they both go to the bathroom) 305
3 fox fC:ks n.狐狸, 狐皮, 狡猾的人vi.奸狡地行动, 变酸vt.使变酸, 使生黄斑      Fox  [fC:ks]  福克斯(①姓氏 ②Charles James, 1749-1806, 英国政治家) 福克斯人(美国的一支印第安人) Monica: No, but he told me, he thinks your a fox. 305
3 wedgies 5wedViz [pl.][美]一种镶有楔形后跟的女式平底鞋 Monica: Oh honey, we抮e close now but you-you wouldn抰 believe the years of-of nugies, and wedgies, and flying wedgies, and atomic wedgies, and....(Phoebe shakes her head like she doesn抰 understand) That抯 where the waistband actually goes over your head.  305
2 waistband 5weIstbAnd n.腰带, 束腰带 Monica: Oh honey, we抮e close now but you-you wouldn抰 believe the years of-of nugies, and wedgies, and flying wedgies, and atomic wedgies, and....(Phoebe shakes her head like she doesn抰 understand) That抯 where the waistband actually goes over your head.  305
4 karate kE5rB:ti n.[日] 空手道(日本的一种徒手自卫武术) Monica: What kind of karate is that? 305
1 surgeons 5sE:dVEn n.外科医生 Monica: You know that抯 nice, y'know we could put it back there after the surgeons remove it from your colon! 305
1 colon kEu5lEun n.冒号      Colon  [kC5lCn]  科隆(巴拿马港市) Monica: You know that抯 nice, y'know we could put it back there after the surgeons remove it from your colon! 305
2 extinguisher Ik5stIN^wIFE(r) n.熄灭者, 灭火器 Phoebe: Here. (gives him a fire extinguisher) Y'know, just in case. 305
1 rulers 5ru:lE n.统治者, 管理者, 尺, 直尺n.标尺, 划线板, 划线的人 Phoebe: Maybe all the rulers are wrong. 305
7 masseuse mA5sE:z n.女按摩师 Phoebe: Oh! I抦 a masseuse. I give people massages and stuff. 305
6 headache 5hedeIk n.头痛, 令人头痛之事 Phoebe: Oh, well um, not right now. Y'know I抦 just gonna go to bed, I think the fumes are giving me a headache. 305
1 fumes fju:m n.(浓烈或难闻的)烟, 气体, 一阵愤怒(或不安)v.用烟熏, 冒烟, 发怒 Phoebe: Oh, well um, not right now. Y'know I抦 just gonna go to bed, I think the fumes are giving me a headache. 305
1 whiffler 5(h)wiflE [英](游行队伍前的)开道者 易改变主意者 Phoebe: Okay, Jasmine, can you, can you ask Mr. Whiffler if he can wait for like five minutes. 305
15 jasmine 5dVAsmin n.茉莉, 素馨, 淡黄色 Phoebe: Okay, Jasmine, can you, can you ask Mr. Whiffler if he can wait for like five minutes. 305
4 anyways `enIweIz adv.不论从任何观点, 不管怎样 Phoebe: Whatever, it抯 the perfect end to the perfect weekend anyways. 305
3 regulars 5re^julE adj.规则的, 有秩序的, 经常的, (花)整齐的, 常备军的, 等边的, 合格的, 定期的n.正规军, 正式队员adv.经常地n.正常体 Phoebe: Yeah. (phone rings and Phoebe answers it) 慔ello. (listens) Oh my God, I totally forgot! (listens) Well can抰 someone else do it. (listens) But, I have company. (listens) Yeah, no look, that抯 all right I抣l come in.?(hangs up phone) Um, Frank, I抦 really sorry but I have to go to work. It抯-it抯 one of my regulars and he抯 insisting that I do 憉m. 305
2 insisting in5sist v.坚持, 强调 Phoebe: Yeah. (phone rings and Phoebe answers it) 慔ello. (listens) Oh my God, I totally forgot! (listens) Well can抰 someone else do it. (listens) But, I have company. (listens) Yeah, no look, that抯 all right I抣l come in.?(hangs up phone) Um, Frank, I抦 really sorry but I have to go to work. It抯-it抯 one of my regulars and he抯 insisting that I do 憉m. 305
1 winona wI`nEJnE n.威诺娜(亦作 Wenona, Wenonah)(f.) Rachel: All right let me see. (grabs the card) Uma Thurman, Winona Ryder, Elizabeth Hurely, Michelle Pfieffer, and Dorothy Hammel?  305
2 hardy 5hB:di adj.难的, 艰苦的,勇敢的adv.努力地, 辛苦地, 坚硬地      Hardy  [5hB:di]  哈代(①姓氏 ②Thomas, 1840-1928, 英国小说家) Rachel: Hardy Boy. 305
1 stevenson 5sti:vnsn n.史蒂文森(1850-1894,苏格兰小说家,诗人和随笔作家) Rachel: Oh, I don抰 know, I guess, Chris O扗onnel, John F. Kennedy, Jr., Daniel Day Lewis, Sting, and Parker Stevenson. 305
48 parker 5pB:kE Parker     帕克(①姓氏, 男子名 ②Sir Gilbert, 1862-1932, 加拿大出生的英国小说家, 政治家) Rachel: Oh, I don抰 know, I guess, Chris O扗onnel, John F. Kennedy, Jr., Daniel Day Lewis, Sting, and Parker Stevenson. 305
4 kennedy 5kenidi n.肯尼迪 Rachel: Oh, I don抰 know, I guess, Chris O扗onnel, John F. Kennedy, Jr., Daniel Day Lewis, Sting, and Parker Stevenson. 305
3 daniel 5dAnjEl n.丹尼尔, 男子名 Rachel: Oh, I don抰 know, I guess, Chris O扗onnel, John F. Kennedy, Jr., Daniel Day Lewis, Sting, and Parker Stevenson. 305
1 hazel 5heizl n.榛子, 淡褐色adj.榛树的, 淡褐色的      Hazeln. 黑兹尔(女子名) Rachel: Okay sir, um-mm, let see if I got this right. Ah, so this is a half-caf, double tall, easy hazel nut, non-fat, no foam, with whip, extra hot latte, right? (the guy nods) Okay, great. (she starts to walk away and under her breath) You freak. 305
3 foam fEum n.泡沫, 水沫, 泡沫材料, 泡沫橡皮, 泡沫塑料vi.起泡沫, 冒汗水, 吐白沫vt.使起泡沫 Rachel: Okay sir, um-mm, let see if I got this right. Ah, so this is a half-caf, double tall, easy hazel nut, non-fat, no foam, with whip, extra hot latte, right? (the guy nods) Okay, great. (she starts to walk away and under her breath) You freak. 305
1 caf   CAF=Canadian Armed Forces 加拿大武装部队 Rachel: Okay sir, um-mm, let see if I got this right. Ah, so this is a half-caf, double tall, easy hazel nut, non-fat, no foam, with whip, extra hot latte, right? (the guy nods) Okay, great. (she starts to walk away and under her breath) You freak. 305
3 geography dVi5C^rEfi, 5dViC^- n.地理学, 地理 Rachel: Yeah, 慶ause that抯 why you won抰 get Isabella Rosselini, geography. 305
2 alternate C:l5tE:nit adj.交替的, 轮流的, 预备的v.交替, 轮流, 改变 Rachel: You know what honey, you go ahead, we抣l call her an alternate. 305
4 velvet 5velvit n.天鹅绒, 柔软, 光滑adj.天鹅绒的, 柔软的, 光滑的 Ross: (to Isabella) Hi! Hi, I抦 Ross, you don抰 know me, but I抦 a big, big fan of yours. I mean, Blue Velvet, woo-oo hoo! Um, I was wondering if I could um, maybe buy you a cup of coffee? (Gunther hands her change) Or maybe reimburse you for that one?  305
1 reimburse 7ri:im5bE:s v.偿还 Ross: (to Isabella) Hi! Hi, I抦 Ross, you don抰 know me, but I抦 a big, big fan of yours. I mean, Blue Velvet, woo-oo hoo! Um, I was wondering if I could um, maybe buy you a cup of coffee? (Gunther hands her change) Or maybe reimburse you for that one?  305
14 oo `EJ`EJ (=Object Oriented)面向对象的 Ross: (to Isabella) Hi! Hi, I抦 Ross, you don抰 know me, but I抦 a big, big fan of yours. I mean, Blue Velvet, woo-oo hoo! Um, I was wondering if I could um, maybe buy you a cup of coffee? (Gunther hands her change) Or maybe reimburse you for that one?  305
4 honesty 5Cnisti n.诚实, 正直 Ross: Ah, the heart of every healthy relationship. Honesty, respect, and sex with celebrities. 305
20 isabella 7izE5belE n 伊莎贝拉(女子名) Ross: And!! Isabella Rosselini. 305
4 dismiss dis5mis vt.解散, 下课, 开除, 解职, 使(或让)离开vi.解散 Ross: Oh no, no, no, wait, wait, Isabella. Don抰, don抰 just dismiss this so fast. I mean this is a once in a lifetime opportunity... 305
3 printed   printedadj.印刷的, 已印好的 Ross: Oh, yeah, well y'know Chandler printed it up on his computer. 305
158 elizabeth I5lIzEbEW n.伊丽莎白 Ross: Okay, Elizabeth Hurely.... 305
1 crawler 5krC:lE n.爬行者, 爬行动物 Ross: Okay, hold my crawler. 305
2 choices tFCis n.选择, 抉择, 精选品, 选择机会, 选择权adj.精选的, 上等的, 挑三拣四的, 可选的, 宠爱的, 爱惜的 Ross: Okay, I抦 done with my choices, these are final. (holds up a little card) 305
3 spiderman `spaIdEmAn n.<主英>高空作业的建筑工人 Ross: Spiderman? 305
2 draft drB:ft n.草稿, 草案, 草图vt.起草, 为...打样, 设计v.草拟 Ross: Um, see, but that抯 not the final draft. 305
2 requires ri5kwaiE vt.需要, 要求, 命令 Ross: Well I-I-I, that kind of thing requires some serious thought. First, I抣l divide my perspective canidates into catergories.... 305
3 divide di5vaid v.分, 划分, 分开, 隔开 Ross: Well I-I-I, that kind of thing requires some serious thought. First, I抣l divide my perspective canidates into catergories.... 305
8 understanding 7QndE5stAndiN n.谅解, 理解 Ross: Well, yeah, kinda. Um, but that抯 okay, see we have an understanding, um, see we each have this list of five famous people, (gets his out) so I抦 allowed to sleep with you. No, no, no, it抯 flattery. 305
1 flattery 5flAtEri n.谄媚, 阿谀, 巴结, 奉承, 捧场话, 恭维话, 谄媚的举动 Ross: Well, yeah, kinda. Um, but that抯 okay, see we have an understanding, um, see we each have this list of five famous people, (gets his out) so I抦 allowed to sleep with you. No, no, no, it抯 flattery. 305
1 rider 5raidE n.骑马(或其他牲口、自行车)的人, 骑手, 附文, 扶手 Ross: Yeah, um, okay see, you were, you were on the list but my friend, Chandler (Chandler waves) brought up the very good point that you are international, so I bumped you for Wynona Rider, local. 305
6 local 5lEukEl adj.地方的, 当地的, 局部的, 乡土的n.当地居民, 本地新闻, 慢车, 局部 Ross: Yeah, um, okay see, you were, you were on the list but my friend, Chandler (Chandler waves) brought up the very good point that you are international, so I bumped you for Wynona Rider, local. 305
10 bumped bQmpt 凸起的 凸状的 Ross: Yeah, um, okay see, you were, you were on the list but my friend, Chandler (Chandler waves) brought up the very good point that you are international, so I bumped you for Wynona Rider, local. 305
5 cue kju: n.暗示, 提示, 球杆 (Chandler throws the cue ball under there table.) 306
9 pockets 5pCkit n.衣袋, 口袋, 钱, 财vt.装...在口袋里, 隐藏(感情), 据为己有, 击...入袋adj.袖珍的, 小型的 (Ross tries to clear off the pool table by knocking the balls to the other end of the table, but they all bounce back, and he frantically starts to throw them into the pockets.) 306
4 bounce bauns v.(使)反跳, 弹起, (指支票)被银行退票, 弹跳n.(球)跳起, 弹回 (Ross tries to clear off the pool table by knocking the balls to the other end of the table, but they all bounce back, and he frantically starts to throw them into the pockets.) 306
26 lisa 5li:zE, 5laizE n. 利萨(女子名) (They both look at each other and start laughing (Lisa almost lost it there), and sit up. Ross hits his head on the lamp again.) 306
3 goatee ^Eu5ti: n.山羊胡子, (只留于下颚的)胡子 Chandler: (entering, with a goatee) Hey. 306
4 bartender 5bB:tendE(r) n.酒吧间销售酒精饮料的人, 酒吧间男招待 Chandler: (to bartender) Can I get a beer. 306
1 dismantle dis5mAntl v.拆除 Chandler: Anyway, I should go, one of the lifeguards was just about to dismantle a nuclear device. 306
1 photography fE5tC^rEfi n.摄影, 摄影术 Chandler: Soo, ah, Eric, what kind of photography do ya do? 306
14 photographer fE5tC^rEfE 摄影师n.摄影师 Chandler: Two. This photographer, who seemed really dull. And this actor guy, who I抦 not sure about, because when he called and I answered the phone 慍handler Bing,?he said 慦hoa-whoa, short message.? 306
3 spitter 5spitE n.吐唾沫的人, 以肉叉烤肉的人 Chandler: Well let抯 see, there was the guy with the ferrets, that抯 plural. The spitter. Oh-ho, and yes, the guy that enjoyed my name so much he felt the need to make a little noise every time he said it. Nice to meet you, Chandler Bing Bing! Great apartment Chandler Bing, Bing! 306
2 plural 5pluErEl adj.复数的 Chandler: Well let抯 see, there was the guy with the ferrets, that抯 plural. The spitter. Oh-ho, and yes, the guy that enjoyed my name so much he felt the need to make a little noise every time he said it. Nice to meet you, Chandler Bing Bing! Great apartment Chandler Bing, Bing! 306
1 ferrets 5ferit n.白鼬, 雪貂, 侦探, 细带vt.用雪貂打猎, 追赶, 搜出, 驱出vi.用雪豹狩猎, 搜索 Chandler: Well let抯 see, there was the guy with the ferrets, that抯 plural. The spitter. Oh-ho, and yes, the guy that enjoyed my name so much he felt the need to make a little noise every time he said it. Nice to meet you, Chandler Bing Bing! Great apartment Chandler Bing, Bing! 306
38 stopping 5stCpiN vbl.停止,停下来 Chandler: Well okay Jerry, thanks for stopping by. 306
1 uglies 5Q^li adj.丑陋的, 难看的 Janice: I抦 sorry I find it hard to believe that a group of people who spends as much time together as you guys do has never bumped uglies. 306
2 lifeguards 5laIf^B:d n.救生员 Joey: Lifeguards. 306
2 nicole nI`kEJl n.尼科尔(亦作Nichole)(f.) Joey: Nicole Eggert. You'll like her. 306
6 fairly 5fZEli adv.公正地, 正当的, 公平对待某人, 公平地, 相当地, 还算, 清楚地 Joey: Well, ah, I抦 an actor. I抦 fairly neat. I ah, I got my own TV. Oh, and don抰 worry I抦 totally okay with the gay thing. 306
1 humidity hju:5miditi n.湿气, 潮湿, 湿度<美>沼泽中的肥沃高地 Monica: It抯 the heat. (has her hand on his chest, and then pulls it away) And-and the humidity. 306
3 titanic taI5tAnIk adj.[化](含)钛的, 四价钛的      Titanic  [tai5tAnik]  [希神]泰坦神族的 Monica: Oh my God, you can抰 even see where the Titanic hit it. 306
4 thirsty 5WE:sti adj.口渴的, 渴望的, 热望的 Monica: This place is really my Grandmother抯. (Joey starts to take off all of his clothes, while Monica gets the glasses and pours the lemonade.) I got it from her when she moved to Florida, otherwise I could never afford a place like this. So if the landlord ever asks, I抦 87 year old woman, who抯 afraid of her VCR. So are you thirsty? 306
5 landlord 5lAndlC:d n.房东, 地主, (旅馆等的)老板 Monica: This place is really my Grandmother抯. (Joey starts to take off all of his clothes, while Monica gets the glasses and pours the lemonade.) I got it from her when she moved to Florida, otherwise I could never afford a place like this. So if the landlord ever asks, I抦 87 year old woman, who抯 afraid of her VCR. So are you thirsty? 306
3 oboe 5EubEu, 5Eubi n.[乐]双簧管 Mr. Heckles: You抮e disturbing my oboe practice. 306
3 grass ^rB:s n.草 Phoebe: Oh, Ross you抮e right, I don抰 know why I always thought this was real grass. 306
8 degree dI5^ri: n.度数, 度, 程度, [律](罪行的)轻重, 学位, 地位, 身份, [数]次数 Phoebe: Okay, enough with the third degree! I-I抳e, I don抰 live here anymore. 306
13 coke kEuk n.可乐, 焦炭v.(使)成焦炭      Coke  [kEuk, kuk]  科克(姓氏) Rachel: (sitting at a table with some of her friends) (to waitress) Oh, um, no, no, no, no excuse me, hello. Hi. My friend ordered an onion, not an olive, and uh I ordered a rum and Diet Coke, which I don抰 think this is. 306
1 intensely   intenselyadv.激烈地, 热情地 Rachel: Oh, I don抰 know. Well maybe it抯 just the idea of Barry for the rest of my life. I don抰 know I think I feel like I need to have one last fling, y'know, just to sorta get it out of my system. (Chandler is listening in very intensely) 306
1 nurturing 5nE:tFE n.养育, 教育, 教养, 营养品vt.养育, 给与营养物, 教养 Ross: Maybe this would抳e happened if I抎 been more nurturing, or I抎 paid more attention, or I... had a uterus. I can抰 believe this! 306
1 constructive kEn5strQktiv adj.建设性的 Ross: Oh well. It probably would抳e been the most constructive solution. 306
11 sneak sni:k vi.鬼鬼祟祟做事vt.偷偷摸摸地做, <口>偷窃n.鬼鬼祟祟的人, 偷偷摸摸的行为, <美口>帆布胶底运动鞋adj.暗中进行的 Ross: Phoebe, she doesn抰 know that you sneak out every night, she doesn抰 know that you sneak back every morning, and she doesn抰 know that you抳e been living with your Grandmother抯 for a week now. 306
12 mattress 5mAtris n.床垫, 空气垫, (用以护堤等的)沉床 (A commercial for the Mattress King, Janice抯 ex-husband, comes on TV.) 307
4 fakes feik n.假货, 欺骗adj.假的vt.伪造, 赝造, 捏造, 假造, 仿造vi.伪装 (Joey fakes a scream.) 307
2 counters 5kauntE n.计算器, 计数器, 计算者, 柜台, 筹码adv.prep.相反地 (Joey throws a punch and just lightly taps her on the shoulder, Phoebe counters with a jab to the nose.) 307
1 accelerating Ak5selEreitiN 加速(的), 促进的 催化的 (Phoebe starts to make a sound like a car accelerating) 307
15 causing   CAUS=Color Association of U.S. 美国色料学会 (Phoebe throws another jab, and lands it on Joey抯 nose, causing it to bleed.) 307
2 lecturing 5lektFE n.演讲, 讲稿, 谴责, 教训vt.演讲, 训诫, 说教vi.讲演 [Scene: Classroom, Joey is lecturing on facial expressions.] 307
5 facial 5feiFEl adj.面部的 [Scene: Classroom, Joey is lecturing on facial expressions.] 307
2 expressions 表示式,公式 [Scene: Classroom, Joey is lecturing on facial expressions.] 307
1 underlines 7QndE5lain vt.在...下面划线, 作...的衬里, 加下划线, 强调n.下划线 [Scene: Classroom. Joey is writing his name on the board, but turns around before he抯 done which causes him to write his name with a downward curve, and he then underlines it, and draws the line right through his name.] 307
1 downward 5daunwEd adj.向下的 [Scene: Classroom. Joey is writing his name on the board, but turns around before he抯 done which causes him to write his name with a downward curve, and he then underlines it, and draws the line right through his name.] 307
2 curve kE:v n.曲线, 弯曲, [棒球]曲线球, [统]曲线图表vt.弯, 使弯曲vi.成曲形 [Scene: Classroom. Joey is writing his name on the board, but turns around before he抯 done which causes him to write his name with a downward curve, and he then underlines it, and draws the line right through his name.] 307
8 classroom 5klB:srum n.教室 [Scene: Classroom. Joey is writing his name on the board, but turns around before he抯 done which causes him to write his name with a downward curve, and he then underlines it, and draws the line right through his name.] 307
1 ramp rAmp n.斜坡, 坡道, 敲诈vi.狂跳乱撞, 敲诈, 蔓延vt.使有斜面, 敲诈 Chandler: Hey, I抦 going for sushi does anybody want.. (enters and sees the bed) Whoa-whoa, somebody missed the off ramp. 307
2 superhero `sjU:pE9hIErEJ n.超级英雄 Chandler: If I was a superhero who could fly and be invisible, that would be the best. 307
2 stomp stCmp n.跺脚vt.跺, 践踏, 重踏vi.跺脚, 践踏, 重踏 Chandler: Varrrrrroom! Hey! Watch it lady! Varrrrrrrrrrom! (makes a screeching sound as he pretends to stomp on the brakes.) Hey-hey good lookin? (honks the bed抯 little horn on the steering wheel.) Varrrrrrrrroom. (notices Rachel and stops) All right, I抣l leave. My bed抯 so boring. 307
5 steering 5stiEriN n.操纵, 掌舵, 指导 Chandler: Varrrrrroom! Hey! Watch it lady! Varrrrrrrrrrom! (makes a screeching sound as he pretends to stomp on the brakes.) Hey-hey good lookin? (honks the bed抯 little horn on the steering wheel.) Varrrrrrrrroom. (notices Rachel and stops) All right, I抣l leave. My bed抯 so boring. 307
5 horn hC:n n.(牛、羊等的)角, 喇叭, 触角v.装角      Horn  [hC:n]  合恩(南美最南端的一岛名) Chandler: Varrrrrroom! Hey! Watch it lady! Varrrrrrrrrrom! (makes a screeching sound as he pretends to stomp on the brakes.) Hey-hey good lookin? (honks the bed抯 little horn on the steering wheel.) Varrrrrrrrroom. (notices Rachel and stops) All right, I抣l leave. My bed抯 so boring. 307
2 honks hCNk n.雁叫声 Chandler: Varrrrrroom! Hey! Watch it lady! Varrrrrrrrrrom! (makes a screeching sound as he pretends to stomp on the brakes.) Hey-hey good lookin? (honks the bed抯 little horn on the steering wheel.) Varrrrrrrrroom. (notices Rachel and stops) All right, I抣l leave. My bed抯 so boring. 307
2 brakes breik n.闸, 刹车v.刹车 Chandler: Varrrrrroom! Hey! Watch it lady! Varrrrrrrrrrom! (makes a screeching sound as he pretends to stomp on the brakes.) Hey-hey good lookin? (honks the bed抯 little horn on the steering wheel.) Varrrrrrrrroom. (notices Rachel and stops) All right, I抣l leave. My bed抯 so boring. 307
1 titling 5titliN n.标题的烫印 Dr. Green: Come on! You抮e just titling! (to Ross) Her legs are fine! 307
3 rust rQst n.铁锈vt.(使)生锈 Dr. Green: They found rust. You know what rust does to a boat? 307
21 available E5veilEbl adj.可用到的, 可利用的, 有用的, 有空的, 接受探访的 Dr. Green: This where they put it? What, there no table available in the kitchen! Hello, baby. 307
2 dom dCm Ohmmeter 数字欧姆      Dom     n. 师(对罗马天主教等修士的尊称) Guy: Dom da-da dom! Here ye! Here ye! Delivery from the Mattress King. (to Phoebe) You Miss Geller? 307
2 mattresses 5mAtris n.床垫, 空气垫, (用以护堤等的)沉床 Janice: Oh, I cannot believe he抯 using our divorce to sell mattresses. 307
5 jester 5dVestE(r) n.讲笑话的人, 小丑 Jester: Uh, may I help you? 307
4 recent 5ri:snt adj.新近的, 近来的 Joey: (sadly) There will come a time in each of your careers when you抣l have a chance to screw over another soap opera actor. I had such an opportunity in the recent, present. And I抦 ashamed to say that I took it, I advised a fellow actor to play a role, homosexually. Yeah, we both auditioned for the part, and uh, as it turned out, they ah, they liked the stupid gay thing and cast him. And now, he抯 got a two year contract opposite Susan Luchhi, the first lady of daytime television, and me, me I抦 stuck here teaching a bunch of people, most of whom are too ugly to even be on TV. I抦 sorry, I抦 sorry, I抦 sorry. (he gets a huge round of applause from his students.) Thank you. 307
4 daytime 5deItaIm n.白天, 日间 Joey: (sadly) There will come a time in each of your careers when you抣l have a chance to screw over another soap opera actor. I had such an opportunity in the recent, present. And I抦 ashamed to say that I took it, I advised a fellow actor to play a role, homosexually. Yeah, we both auditioned for the part, and uh, as it turned out, they ah, they liked the stupid gay thing and cast him. And now, he抯 got a two year contract opposite Susan Luchhi, the first lady of daytime television, and me, me I抦 stuck here teaching a bunch of people, most of whom are too ugly to even be on TV. I抦 sorry, I抦 sorry, I抦 sorry. (he gets a huge round of applause from his students.) Thank you. 307
4 contract 5kCntrAkt n.合同, 契约, 婚约v.使缩短, 感染, 订约 Joey: (sadly) There will come a time in each of your careers when you抣l have a chance to screw over another soap opera actor. I had such an opportunity in the recent, present. And I抦 ashamed to say that I took it, I advised a fellow actor to play a role, homosexually. Yeah, we both auditioned for the part, and uh, as it turned out, they ah, they liked the stupid gay thing and cast him. And now, he抯 got a two year contract opposite Susan Luchhi, the first lady of daytime television, and me, me I抦 stuck here teaching a bunch of people, most of whom are too ugly to even be on TV. I抦 sorry, I抦 sorry, I抦 sorry. (he gets a huge round of applause from his students.) Thank you. 307
1 careers kE5riE n.(原意:道路, 轨道)事业, 生涯, 速度 Joey: (sadly) There will come a time in each of your careers when you抣l have a chance to screw over another soap opera actor. I had such an opportunity in the recent, present. And I抦 ashamed to say that I took it, I advised a fellow actor to play a role, homosexually. Yeah, we both auditioned for the part, and uh, as it turned out, they ah, they liked the stupid gay thing and cast him. And now, he抯 got a two year contract opposite Susan Luchhi, the first lady of daytime television, and me, me I抦 stuck here teaching a bunch of people, most of whom are too ugly to even be on TV. I抦 sorry, I抦 sorry, I抦 sorry. (he gets a huge round of applause from his students.) Thank you. 307
1 auditioned C:5diFEn n.听, 听力, 试听 Joey: (sadly) There will come a time in each of your careers when you抣l have a chance to screw over another soap opera actor. I had such an opportunity in the recent, present. And I抦 ashamed to say that I took it, I advised a fellow actor to play a role, homosexually. Yeah, we both auditioned for the part, and uh, as it turned out, they ah, they liked the stupid gay thing and cast him. And now, he抯 got a two year contract opposite Susan Luchhi, the first lady of daytime television, and me, me I抦 stuck here teaching a bunch of people, most of whom are too ugly to even be on TV. I抦 sorry, I抦 sorry, I抦 sorry. (he gets a huge round of applause from his students.) Thank you. 307
1 advised Ed5vaizd adj.考虑过的, 细想过的 Joey: (sadly) There will come a time in each of your careers when you抣l have a chance to screw over another soap opera actor. I had such an opportunity in the recent, present. And I抦 ashamed to say that I took it, I advised a fellow actor to play a role, homosexually. Yeah, we both auditioned for the part, and uh, as it turned out, they ah, they liked the stupid gay thing and cast him. And now, he抯 got a two year contract opposite Susan Luchhi, the first lady of daytime television, and me, me I抦 stuck here teaching a bunch of people, most of whom are too ugly to even be on TV. I抦 sorry, I抦 sorry, I抦 sorry. (he gets a huge round of applause from his students.) Thank you. 307
2 tricks trik n.诡计, 骗局, 恶作剧, 窍门, 诀窍vt.欺骗, 哄骗 Joey: Okay, some tricks of the trade. Now, I抳e never been able to cry as an actor, so if I抦 in a scene where I have to cry, I cut a hole in my pocket, take a pair of tweezers, and just start pulling. Or ah, or, let抯 say I wanna convey that I抳e just done something evil. That would be the basic 慖 have a fishhook in my eyebrow and I like it?(Does it by raising one eyebrow, and showing off the pretend fishhook.) Okay, let抯 say I抳e just gotten bad news, well all I do there is try and divide 232 by 13. (looks all confused) And that抯 how it抯 done. Great soap opera acting tonight everybody, class dismissed. 307
2 fishhook   fishhookn.鱼钩, 钓钩 Joey: Okay, some tricks of the trade. Now, I抳e never been able to cry as an actor, so if I抦 in a scene where I have to cry, I cut a hole in my pocket, take a pair of tweezers, and just start pulling. Or ah, or, let抯 say I wanna convey that I抳e just done something evil. That would be the basic 慖 have a fishhook in my eyebrow and I like it?(Does it by raising one eyebrow, and showing off the pretend fishhook.) Okay, let抯 say I抳e just gotten bad news, well all I do there is try and divide 232 by 13. (looks all confused) And that抯 how it抯 done. Great soap opera acting tonight everybody, class dismissed. 307
4 eyebrow 5aibrau n.眉毛 Joey: Okay, some tricks of the trade. Now, I抳e never been able to cry as an actor, so if I抦 in a scene where I have to cry, I cut a hole in my pocket, take a pair of tweezers, and just start pulling. Or ah, or, let抯 say I wanna convey that I抳e just done something evil. That would be the basic 慖 have a fishhook in my eyebrow and I like it?(Does it by raising one eyebrow, and showing off the pretend fishhook.) Okay, let抯 say I抳e just gotten bad news, well all I do there is try and divide 232 by 13. (looks all confused) And that抯 how it抯 done. Great soap opera acting tonight everybody, class dismissed. 307
2 dismissed dis5mis vt.解散, 下课, 开除, 解职, 使(或让)离开vi.解散 Joey: Okay, some tricks of the trade. Now, I抳e never been able to cry as an actor, so if I抦 in a scene where I have to cry, I cut a hole in my pocket, take a pair of tweezers, and just start pulling. Or ah, or, let抯 say I wanna convey that I抳e just done something evil. That would be the basic 慖 have a fishhook in my eyebrow and I like it?(Does it by raising one eyebrow, and showing off the pretend fishhook.) Okay, let抯 say I抳e just gotten bad news, well all I do there is try and divide 232 by 13. (looks all confused) And that抯 how it抯 done. Great soap opera acting tonight everybody, class dismissed. 307
1 convey kEn5vei vt.搬运, 传达, 转让 Joey: Okay, some tricks of the trade. Now, I抳e never been able to cry as an actor, so if I抦 in a scene where I have to cry, I cut a hole in my pocket, take a pair of tweezers, and just start pulling. Or ah, or, let抯 say I wanna convey that I抳e just done something evil. That would be the basic 慖 have a fishhook in my eyebrow and I like it?(Does it by raising one eyebrow, and showing off the pretend fishhook.) Okay, let抯 say I抳e just gotten bad news, well all I do there is try and divide 232 by 13. (looks all confused) And that抯 how it抯 done. Great soap opera acting tonight everybody, class dismissed. 307
3 operas 5RpErE n.歌剧 Joey: Well, it抯 not a part, no. I抦 teaching acting for soap operas down at the Learning Extension. 307
1 extension iks5tenFEn n.延长, 扩充, 范围n.扩展名adj.[逻]外延的, 客观现实的 Joey: Well, it抯 not a part, no. I抦 teaching acting for soap operas down at the Learning Extension. 307
11 nick nik n.刻痕, 缺口vt.刻痕于, 挑毛病vi.阻击      Nick  [nik]  尼克(男子名, Nicholas 的昵称) Joey: Yeah, it抯 this great part, this boxer named Nick. And I抦 so, so right for it, y'know, he抯 just like me. Except he抯 a boxer, and has an evil twin. 307
1 showroom 5FEJrJm n.(商品样品的)陈列室 Matress King: (on TV) 慏espair fills the mattress showroom. My kingdom is suddenly without a queen. I抦 so depressed I抦 going to slash... my prices!! Check it out! Four ninety-nine for a pillow top queen set! I抦 going medieval on prices! 307
1 medieval 7medi5i:vEl adj.中世纪的, 仿中世纪的, 老式的, <贬>原始的 Matress King: (on TV) 慏espair fills the mattress showroom. My kingdom is suddenly without a queen. I抦 so depressed I抦 going to slash... my prices!! Check it out! Four ninety-nine for a pillow top queen set! I抦 going medieval on prices! 307
1 appalled E5pC:l v.惊骇 Monica: I know! And four ninety-nine for a pillow top queen set, who cares about the divorce, those babies will sell themselves. (they all stare at her) And I抦 appalled for you by the way. 307
11 england 5in^lEnd n.英格兰(英国的主要部分), 英格兰和威尔士, 英国 Phoebe: (sees a little kid playing with a race car bed) (to kid) Hi. Y'know in England this car would be on the other side of the store. (the kid just stares at her, and she makes the 憈hat went right over your head?motion) Woo! 307
2 varoom vE 5ru:m n.(赛车等加大油门高速行驶时发出的)呜呜声 Phoebe: Isn抰 it cool! Varoom! Varoom! 307
6 signed 有符号的, 有正负之分的 Phoebe: I抦 sorry, okay, I-I wasn抰 looking, and the store says that they won抰 take it back because you signed for it... 307
2 boxing 5bCksiN n.拳击 Phoebe: Oh, hey, hey Nick the boxer let抯 see what you got. All right ya, put 慹m up. Come on. (they start shadow boxing) 307
1 compulsively   compulsivelyadv.强制地, 禁不住地 Phoebe: Oh, it抯 the compulsively neat one by the window, okay. 307
2 betraying bi5trei vt.出卖, 背叛, 泄露(秘密), 露出...迹象 Phoebe: Ugh! I don抰 know Monica. It feels funny just being here. I mean if you buy a bed from Janice抯 ex-husband, that抯 like betraying Chandler. 307
1 croissant krwE:5sB:nt n. 新月形面包 Phoebe: Yeah, I can抰 say croissant. (realises) Oh my God! 307
1 christian 5kristjEn n.基督徒, 信徒adj.基督教的, 信基督教的 Phoebe: Yeah, well I had to learn, I was staying at the Y and some off the young men weren抰 acting Christian enough. 307
2 fixable `fIksEbl adj.可固定的,可确定的,可安装的,可装置的 Rachel: All right, look, here抯 the bottom line Ross, this is fixable, if we act fast, okay. So, I抣l invite him to brunch tomorrow and you can make nice. 307
19 nickname 5nIkneIm n.诨号, 绰号, 昵称vt.给...取绰号, 给...起浑名 Rachel: But honey he calls everybody by a nickname! Okay, look, I know, all right, just one dinner, please, just one night for me, please. I just want him to love you like I do. (Ross looks at her) All right, well not exactly like I do, but, but, if you do come to dinner, I抣l love you like I do in that black thing that you like. 307
2 squint skwint v.斜视 Rachel: I love how he cares so much about stuff. If I squint I can pretend he抯 Alan Alda. 307
4 chiropractor 5kaiErE7prAktE n.脊椎指压治疗者 Rachel: Ross, tonight was about the two of you getting along. (Ross groans and rubs his neck) Oh, would you just see my chiropractor, already. 307
1 bugged bQ^ n.小虫, 臭虫v.装置窃听器, 打扰      Bug程序缺陷、臭虫  电脑系统或者程序中存在的任何一种破坏正常运转能力的问题或者缺陷,都可以叫做“bug”。 Rachel: So. Ross, I抳e bugged him about this a million times, he抯 not gonna change. 307
1 alignment E5lainmEnt n.队列, 结盟 Rachel: With my alignment. I抳e got one leg shorter than the other. 307
2 sneezers   sneezer打喷嚏者 Rachel: Yes, it bothers me Ross, but y'know if he was a regular at the coffee house, I抎 be serving him sneezers. 307
5 empire 5empaiE n.帝国, 帝权 Ross: Oh shoot, tomorrow抯 not so good, I抦 supposed to um, fall off the Empire State building and land on a bicycle with no seat. Sorry. 307
3 bicycle 5baisikl n.脚踏车, 自行车 Ross: Oh shoot, tomorrow抯 not so good, I抦 supposed to um, fall off the Empire State building and land on a bicycle with no seat. Sorry. 307
11 sickness 5siknis n.疾病, 呕吐 Ross: Oh, yeah, that would be me, um, I have, I have a problem I-I tip way too much, way, way, too much, it抯 a sickness really. 307
1 stab stAb n.刺, 刺伤的伤口, 一阵突然而强烈的感觉, 中伤, 伤痛v.剌, 刺伤, 伤害(感情等) Ross: Okay! (picks up a knife and pretends to stab his heart.) 307
2 refers ri5fE: vt.提交, 谈及, 归诸于, 指点把...提交, 使求助于vi.提到, 涉及, 查阅, 咨询 Ross: Please, he refers to me as 憌ethead? 307
4 solve sClv vt.解决, 解答 Ross: Rachel one brunch is not gonna solve anything. You gotta face it, okay we抮e never gonna get along. 307
4 messy 5mesi adj.肮脏的, 凌乱的, 杂乱 Ross: The carbon, it抯 messy, I mean it gets on your fingers and causes, the, the ah, night blindness. 307
3 carbon 5kB:bEn n.[化]碳(元素符号C), (一张)复写纸 Ross: The carbon, it抯 messy, I mean it gets on your fingers and causes, the, the ah, night blindness. 307
1 blindness 5blaindnis n.失明, 文盲, 愚昧, 轻举妄动, 盲目性 Ross: The carbon, it抯 messy, I mean it gets on your fingers and causes, the, the ah, night blindness. 307
1 mall mC:l n.购物商场, 商业街, 林荫路 Ross: Yeah, I抦 gonna go to a doctor who went to school in a mini-mall. 307
15 students 5stju:dEnt n.(大小学校的)学生, 研究者, 学者 Ross: Y択now your probably not allowed to sleep with any of your students. 307
3 suggestions sE5dVestFEn n.提议, 意见, 暗示, 微量 Student: Thanks, any suggestions? 307
10 race reis n.种族, 种族气质, 种族特征, 赛跑, 急流, 姜根vi.赛跑, 疾走vt.与...赛跑, 使空转      RACE=Radiation Adaptive Compression Equipment 适应放射性压缩设备 The One With the Race Car Bed 307
13 seth seW 塞思(男子名) Written by: Seth Kurland 307
4 darts dB:t n.标枪, 镖, (昆虫的)刺, 飞快的动作v.飞奔, 投掷      DART=Daily Automatic Rescheduling Technique 每日自动再调度技术 [Scene: Chandler and Joey's, Chandler is throwing darts, as Joey enters.] 308
3 endless 5endlis adj.无止境的, 无穷的 Chandler and Phoebe: ...in you, my endless (Phoebe goes high pitched, Chandler goes low pitched) love. (they both look at each other.) My endless love. (once again they don抰 match tones, and they just look at each other) 308
1 charms tFB:m n.吸引力, (女人的)魔力, 魅力, 符咒vt.迷人, 使陶醉, 行魔法vi.用符咒, 有魔力 Chandler: (singing) I抣l hold you close in my arms. (Phoebe enters) I can抰 resist your charms. And love.... 308
4 brownie 5brauni n.核仁巧克力饼 Chandler: All right I抣l have one. (he and Ross take another brownie,) 308
136 gary 5^ZEri 加里(男名), 美国城市 Chandler: I think you should go back with Gary. I don抰 wanna be the guy that breaks up a family, y'know when my parents split up, it was because of that guy. Whenever I would see him I was always think y'know 慪ou抮e the reason, you are the reason why their not together.?and I hated that guy. And it didn抰 matter how nice he was, or how happy he made my Dad. 308
1 dentists 5dentist n.牙科医生 Chandler: See that is the problem with invisible dentists. 308
2 lionel 5laiEnl n. 莱昂内尔(男子名) Janice: Oh! You抮e right. Oh God. But, before I can say 慻ood-bye? there抯 something I really need you to know, Chandler. The way I feel about you, it抯 like, I finally understand what Lionel Richie抯 been singing about. Y'know, I mean what we have, it抯 like movie love, you抮e my soulmate, and I can抰 believe we抮e not going to be spending the rest of our lives together. 308
5 nasally   nasallyadv.鼻地, 鼻声地 Janice: Oh, I抦 sorry honey, I抦 so, so, (nasally) haaaaa! I抦 so, so sorry, I just (nasally) haaaaaa! But I, oh what happened was, I-I-I can抰 breathe. Can you get me a bag, or something? 308
3 factory 5fAktEri n.工厂, 制造厂, 商住花园外的代理 Joey: (looking out the window) Ewww! Ugly Naked Guy is using his new hammock. It抯 like a Play-Doo Fat Factory.  308
7 steady 5stedi adj.稳固的, 稳定的, 坚定的, 扎实的, 坚定不移的v.(使)稳定, (使)稳固 Joey: All right, ladies and gentlemen, let抯 poke. (they start to advance the giant poking device) Steady. Steady. Okay, a little higher. Careful of the angle. Okay, okay, we抮e approaching the window (as he says this the camera cuts to their view of Ugly Naked Guy, so that we actually see him!) Thread the needle. Thread the needle.  308
2 sapiens 5sApiEnz [拉](类似)现代人的 Joey: If the Homo Sapiens, were in fact 慔omo-sapien? is that why there extinct? 308
1 enema 5enimE 5enEmE n.[医]灌肠剂 Joey: I抦 not wrong! I wish I was. I抦 sorry. Bet that barium enema doesn抰 sound so bad now, huh? 308
1 enemas 5enimE 5enEmE n.[医]灌肠剂 Joey: Oh, you want something serious. Y'know what you should do, you should get her one of those um, barium enemas. Those are dead serious. 308
2 barium 5bZEriEm n.钡 Joey: Oh, you want something serious. Y'know what you should do, you should get her one of those um, barium enemas. Those are dead serious. 308
3 retract ri5trAkt v.缩回, 缩进, 所卷(舌等), 收回, 取消, 撤消 Joey: Okay, retract the device, retract the device. 308
2 fashioning 5fAFEniN 精加工 Joey: Well, we抮e fashioning a very long poking device. 308
11 genius 5dVi:njEs n.天才, 天赋, 天才人物 Monica: Because he抣l know what to do? (Rachel comes out of her room with a bear that抯 dressed in a rain suit.) Oh my God, you抮e a genius! 308
1 ensemble E:n5sB:mbl n.<法>全体, [音]合唱曲, 全体演出者 Monica: It just makes more sense as an ensemble. 308
2 wrecked rek n.失事船(或飞机), 残骸, (船, 飞机的)失事vt.破坏, 拆毁 Monica: Oh my God, I wrecked your baby!! (runs into the bedroom) 308
6 repeats ri5pi:t n.重复, 反复vt.重做, 复述, 向他人转述, 复制, 使再现vi.重复, 留有味道 Monica: Oh-ho-ho, sweetie, sweetie, you gotta stop saying that, now. It抯 no big deal, it抯 not even worth mentioning, you see we all do it all the time. See watch this, Ben, Ben, Ben. (goes over and starts hitting her head on the post) Ow, Monica bang! (does it again) Everybody bang. (repeats) Ben bang. (repeats) Rachel bang. (repeats) Bang, Rachel bang! Oh, isn抰 that fun? 308
1 bonking   bonkvt., vi. 发出巨响(与with连用)性交 Monica: Okay, Ben, I won抰 tell your daddy that you had ice cream for dinner, if you don抰 tell about our little bonking incident. 308
1 distraction dis5trAkFEn n.娱乐, 分心, 分心的事物 Monica: Okay, we抮e gonna need a distraction. 308
1 poltergeist 5pEultE^aist n.敲击作响闹恶作剧的鬼 Phoebe: All right, fine, fine, but if you抮e my next victim, don抰 come back as a poltergeist and like suck me into the TV set. 308
3 curse kE:s n.诅咒, 咒语, 祸根, 祸因vt.诅咒, 咒骂, 降祸, 使受罪 Phoebe: Woo-Hoo! The curse is broken! I called everybody I know, and everyone is alive. 308
1 oral 5C:rEl adj.口头的 Phoebe: Yes, while I was in the chair! That抯 why I take such good care of my teeth now, y'know, it抯 not about oral hygiene, I floss to save lives! 308
1 hygiene 5haidVi:n n.卫生, 卫生学 Phoebe: Yes, while I was in the chair! That抯 why I take such good care of my teeth now, y'know, it抯 not about oral hygiene, I floss to save lives! 308
2 confidently   confidentlyadv.信赖地, 安心地 Rachel: (confidently) I did! 308
1 bribery 5braibEri n.行贿, 受贿, 贿赂 Rachel: Monica, number one, I don抰 think Ben understands the concept of bribery, and number two, I... (Joey starts laughing in the background) (to Joey) What?! 308
1 sowed sau n.大母猪vt.播种, 散布, 使密布vi.播种      SOW=start of word 起始词 Rachel: Oh God, oh God, it抯 sowed on though. 308
2 headboard 5hedbC:d n.床头板 Rachel: Oh yeah! Y'know, if it抯 not a headboard, it抯 just not worth it. 308
1 bloodbath   bloodbathn.大屠杀 Rachel: Oh, it抯 just like a bloodbath in here today. 308
9 exam i^5zAm, e^- n.考试, 测验 Rachel: So we抮e okay, we抮e okay, we抮e okay, (starts to exam Ben) aren抰 we? No, we抮e not okay, we抮e not okay, there抯 a bump, there抯 a bump. 308
1 whaling 5(h)weiliN n.捕鲸,<口>一阵痛打 Ross: (noticing the outfit he is wearing) What抎 you do, take him whaling? 308
11 patting pAt n.轻拍, (黄油)小块v.轻拍adv.适时, 正好, 恰好adj.恰好的, 合适的, 人为的      Pat  [pAt]  帕特(男子名, Patrick的昵称) Ross: (patting his clothes like he is looking for his wallet) No, no he抯 not. 308
1 posts pEJst n.柱, 邮件, 岗位, 职位, 邮政vt.张贴, 揭示, 邮递, 布置vi.快速旅行adv.加速地abbr.[军] Passive Optical Seeker Technique, 被动光学自导的导弹技术      POST=Polymer Science and Technoligy 《聚合物科学技术》([美]期刊)      Post  [pEust]  波斯特(姓氏) Ross: Monica bang! Monica bang! (runs into one of the posts) Ow! 308
19 messed mes n.混乱, 脏乱v.弄乱 Ross: Okay, I have a problem I have to go into work for a few hours, some kids messed up the Homo Sapien display. 308
2 rearranged 5ri:E5reindV vt.再排列, 重新整理 Ross: Well, they painted over the word 慡apien?for one thing, then they rearranged the figures, let抯 just leave it at that. 308
8 figures 5fi^E n.外形, 轮廓, 体形, 图形, 画像, 数字, 形状, 身份vt.描绘, 塑造, 表示, 象征, 演算, 认为vi.出现, 考虑, 出名, 扮演角色 Ross: Well, they painted over the word 慡apien?for one thing, then they rearranged the figures, let抯 just leave it at that. 308
3 upfield Qp5fi:ld (足球等运动中)向前场的[地] 高磁场 (Chandler runs around behind Ross, who pitches him the ball. Chandler runs upfield, and Joey knocks the ball out of his hands.) 309
2 pitches pitF n.程度, 斜度, 树脂, 投掷, 定调, (船只)前后颠簸, 倾斜, 沥青vt.投, 掷, 向前倾跌, 定位于, 用沥青涂, 扎营vi.搭帐篷, 投掷, 坠落, 倾斜 (Chandler runs around behind Ross, who pitches him the ball. Chandler runs upfield, and Joey knocks the ball out of his hands.) 309
2 spikes spaik n.穗, 长钉, 钉鞋, 女高跟鞋, 道钉v.用大钉钉, 用长而尖之物刺, 阻止, 穿刺 (In slow motion, Phoebe snaps the ball, Rachel goes long. Joey and Chandler and all over Phoebe, leaving Rachel wide open. Ross starts to rush Monica, who sees Phoebe is double covered, in desperation she throws to Rachel. We see flying through the air, and then Rachel running underneath it, then the ball, then Rachel again, then the ball, then Phoebe, Chandler, and Joey staring at it in shock. Then with the grace of Jerry Rice (no offense to Jerry Rice), Rachel catches the ball, and she stops and spikes the ball. Both Phoebe and Monica erupt in celebration.) 309
1 erupt i5rQpt vt.喷出vi.爆发 (In slow motion, Phoebe snaps the ball, Rachel goes long. Joey and Chandler and all over Phoebe, leaving Rachel wide open. Ross starts to rush Monica, who sees Phoebe is double covered, in desperation she throws to Rachel. We see flying through the air, and then Rachel running underneath it, then the ball, then Rachel again, then the ball, then Phoebe, Chandler, and Joey staring at it in shock. Then with the grace of Jerry Rice (no offense to Jerry Rice), Rachel catches the ball, and she stops and spikes the ball. Both Phoebe and Monica erupt in celebration.) 309
4 snowing snEu n.雪vi.下雪      Snow  [snEu]  斯诺(姓氏) (It starts snowing.) 309
1 celebrates 5selibreit v.庆祝, 祝贺, 表扬, 赞美, 举行 (Joey runs up field and fakes out Ross and scores a touchdown. His team all celebrates the touchdown.) 309
1 slant slB:nt v.(使)倾斜, 歪向n.倾斜      SLANT=Simulator Landing Attachment for Night Training 夜间训练用模拟着陆装置 (Rachel runs a quick slant.) 309
9 panics 5pAnik n.惊慌, 恐慌, 没有理由的      Panic  [5pAnik]  潘神的, 牧人之神的 (They all rush toward Rachel, who panics and runs away. She runs out of the park and up along the fence, she then comes back into the park and runs past Monica, as she gets to Monica, she throws the ball at Monica, and it hits her in the eye.) 309
4 fence fens n.栅栏, 围墙, 剑术vt.用篱笆围住, 练习剑术, 防护vi.击剑, 围以栅栏, 跳过栅栏, 搪塞 (They all rush toward Rachel, who panics and runs away. She runs out of the park and up along the fence, she then comes back into the park and runs past Monica, as she gets to Monica, she throws the ball at Monica, and it hits her in the eye.) 309
2 ble   BLEabbr.Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers (美国)火车司机兄弟会 (They both stare each other down as we hear 慙et抯 get ready to r-r-r-rum-ble!!!? 309
6 flashes flAF [计]Macromedia 公司开发的动画编辑工具n.闪光, 闪现, 一瞬间vi.闪光, 闪现, 反射, 使迅速传便vt.使闪光, 反射adj.闪光的, 火速的      FlashFlash 由macromedia公司推出的交互式矢量图和 Web 动画的标准。网页设计者使用 Flash 创作出既漂亮又可改变尺寸的导航界面以及其他奇特的效果。 [Sequence 1: Chandler is running past Phoebe with the ball, Phoebe flashes him, he stops and stares dumbfounded at her. Phoebe then runs up and takes the ball away.] 309
15 celebration 7seli5breiFEn n.庆祝, 庆典 [Sequence 1: Monica throws the ball over Chandler抯 head to Joey who catches it for a touchdown, and starts to dance in celebration. Chandler then tackles him, and he starts to dance in celebration.] 309
4 intercepted 7intE5sept vt.中途阻止, 截取 [Sequence 2: Phoebe throws the ball, and it抯 intercepted by Joey, who starts to run up field. Rachel jumps on his back in order to try and tackle him, but she doesn抰 slow him down. Monica and Phoebe then both grab her legs in order to stop Joey, who still manages to fight through the tackle and score the touchdown.] 309
3 tackle 5tAkl n.工具, 复滑车, 滑车, 辘轱, 用具, 装备, 扭倒vt.固定, 应付(难事等), 处理, 解决, 抓住vi.捉住, 扭住, 扭倒 [Sequence 3: Chandler throws a pass to Ross, who catches it. Phoebe starts screaming and runs up to him and tries to tackle him. But all she ends up doing is running around his waist and screaming.] 309
1 hikes haik v.远足, 飞起, 步行n.远足, 增加 [Sequence 4: Ross hikes the ball to Chandler, and the camera pans down to show Rachel standing deep in the end zone, playing with her gum. Something hits her on the head and she looks up to see where it came from.] 309
3 shiver 5FivE v.颤抖, 打碎, 碎裂n.(无法控制的)颤抖, 碎片 [Sequence 5: Monica hands the ball off to Phoebe, who runs up field and delivers a fore-arm shiver to Chandler, knocking him over and scores the touchdown, and she yells...] 309
2 fore fC:; fCE adj.在前部的, 以前的adv.在前面, 在船头n.前部, 船头prep.在前 [Sequence 5: Monica hands the ball off to Phoebe, who runs up field and delivers a fore-arm shiver to Chandler, knocking him over and scores the touchdown, and she yells...] 309
4 delivers di5livE vt.递送, 陈述, 释放, 发表(一篇演说等), 交付, 引渡, 瞄准, 给予(打击) [Sequence 5: Monica hands the ball off to Phoebe, who runs up field and delivers a fore-arm shiver to Chandler, knocking him over and scores the touchdown, and she yells...] 309
5 shotgun 5FCt^Qn n.散弹猎枪, 鸟枪 Chandler: (coming up under center, just like a real quarterback does, and puts his hands between Ross抯 legs.) Twenty-three!! Seventy-four!! (Ross stands up and looks at him) You wanna go shotgun? 309
1 quarterback 5kwC:tE7bAk n.[橄榄球] 四分卫vi.担任四分卫 Chandler: (coming up under center, just like a real quarterback does, and puts his hands between Ross抯 legs.) Twenty-three!! Seventy-four!! (Ross stands up and looks at him) You wanna go shotgun? 309
2 netherlands 5neTElEndz n.荷兰, 地区名 Chandler: And the other ah, Dutch people, they come on from somewhere near the Netherlands, right? 309
1 holland 5hClEnd 漂白亚麻布      Holland     n.荷兰 Chandler: Guys! Guys! Come on! It抯 Thanksgiving, it抯 not important who wins or loses. The important thing is, (to Joey) the Dutch girl picked me! Me! Not you! Holland loves Chandler! Thank you, Amsterdam! Good night!! 309
2 troll trEul vi.旋转, 合唱中的轮唱, 钓鱼vt.使旋转, 轮唱, 放声高唱, 钓n.旋转, 轮唱, 钓鱼 Chandler: Is everybody else seeing a troll doll nailed to a two by four? 309
5 nailed neil n.指甲, 钉, 钉子vt.钉, 将...钉牢 Chandler: Is everybody else seeing a troll doll nailed to a two by four? 309
1 clusters 5klQstE n.串, 丛vi.丛生, 成群 Chandler: That抯 not true! I wanted to wear my bathrobe and eat peanut clusters all day. I wanted to start drinking in the morning. Don抰 say that I don抰 have goals! 309
1 sundays `sQndIz, -deIz adv.于每星期日 Chandler: Yes. Yes, there is, they play on Sundays and Monday nights. 309
3 fumble 5fQmbl v.摸索 Joey: Fumble! 309
4 mar mB: v.弄坏, 毁坏, 损害n.损伤, 毁损, 障碍n.(Mar) 三月(=March)      MAR=Master of Arts in Religion 宗教硕士 Joey: Mar-klan. 309
1 klan klAn n.(=Ku Klux Klan)三K党 Joey: Mar-klan. 309
1 tinker 5tiNkE vi.做焊锅匠, 笨拙的修补vt.修补n.修补匠, 焊锅 Joey: Nice try. (to Margha) See the Netherlands is this make believe place where Peter Pan and Tinker Bell come from. 309
1 strengths streNW n.力, 力量, 力气, 实力, 兵力, 浓度 Joey: Well I don抰 like to say it out loud, but, yeah! Don抰 feel bad man, we all have our strengths. You抮e better with numbers and stuff. 309
5 jersey 5dV\:zI n.运动衫      Jersey  [5dVE:zi]  n. -seys 泽西种乳牛 Joey: What the hell抯 the matter with you?! This is my favourite jersey. 309
3 shallow 5FAlEu adj.浅的, 浅薄的 Margha: I now find you shallow and um, a dork. All right, bye. 309
1 gha hour angle 格林尼治时角 Margha: Mar-gha. 309
1 baste beist vt.粗缝, 润以油脂, (在烤肉上)涂油, 狠揍, 大骂 Monica: All right people listen, I抳e got exactly twenty-eight minutes before I have to baste again. 309
4 pitch pitF n.程度, 斜度, 树脂, 投掷, 定调, (船只)前后颠簸, 倾斜, 沥青vt.投, 掷, 向前倾跌, 定位于, 用沥青涂, 扎营vi.搭帐篷, 投掷, 坠落, 倾斜 Monica: All right Rachel, you sweep behind, I抣l pitch it to you, you throw it down field to Phoebe. All right. Break. 309
1 vi   vi=intransitive verb 不及物动词      VI=Vertical Interval 垂直距离 等高线间隔 Monica: Anyway, Ross and I were always captains, and um, it got kind抳e competitive and one year, Geller Bowl VI, I accidentally broke Ross抯 nose. 309
3 captains 5kAptin n.队长, 首领, 船长, 机长, (空军, 海军)上校, (陆军)上尉v.指挥, 统帅 Monica: Anyway, Ross and I were always captains, and um, it got kind抳e competitive and one year, Geller Bowl VI, I accidentally broke Ross抯 nose. 309
2 marries 5mAri vt.娶, 嫁, 和...结婚 Monica: Are we playing football or what? Come on you hairy-backed Marries. 309
7 hairy 5hZEri adj.多毛的, 毛似的 Monica: Are we playing football or what? Come on you hairy-backed Marries. 309
1 womankind 5wJmEnkaInd n.妇女们, 女性 Monica: Come on, okay, come on this is for all womankind. Let抯 kill 憉m! 309
12 huddle 5hQdl v.拥挤, 卷缩, 草率从事, 挤作一团n.杂乱的一堆, 拥挤 Monica: Huddle up. 309
1 mono 5mCnEu [俚]=mononucleosis Monica: No! Listen, I抦 not gonna go through this with you again, okay. Just once I wanna beat when you can抰 blame it on the broken nose, the buzzer, or the fact that you thought you were getting mono. Let抯 just call this, tie score and it抯 halftime. 309
2 exhaling eks5heil, e^5zeil v.呼气, 发出, 发散, <古>使蒸发 Monica: Oh, what a great argument, exhaling! All right, y'know what, I抣l prove it to you, okay. I抣l trade you Joey for Rachel, and I抣l still win the game. 309
1 bunnied 5bQni n.小兔子(儿童对兔子的昵称) Monica: Okay, looks like Ross and I are captains. Okay, so um, I bunnied first so that means I get to pick first. Joey. 309
2 concentric kCn5sentrik adj.同中心的 Monica: Okay, Rachel, you wanna put the marshmellows in concentric circles. 309
14 touchdown `tQtFdaJn n.[美橄]攻方持球, 触地, 触地得分, 着地, 降落 Monica: To score the winning touchdown, by the way. 309
1 swam swAm vbl.swim的过去式 Monica: When Mom and Dad drove you to the hospital to get your nose fixed, I swam into the lake and fished it out. 309
1 fished fiF n.鱼, 鱼肉, 鱼类, 接合板vt.钓, 钓鱼, 查出, 用接合板连接vi.捕鱼, 钓鱼, 用钩捞取, 间接探听, 拉摸索寻找      Fish  [fiF]  菲什(姓氏) Monica: When Mom and Dad drove you to the hospital to get your nose fixed, I swam into the lake and fished it out. 309
2 tackled 5tAkl n.工具, 复滑车, 滑车, 辘轱, 用具, 装备, 扭倒vt.固定, 应付(难事等), 处理, 解决, 抓住vi.捉住, 扭住, 扭倒 Monica: Whoa! Whoa!! Tackled by a girl! Bet ya don抰 see that everyday, do ya? 309
2 tagged tA^ n.标签, 鞋带、绳子等末端的金属物, 垂下物, 附属物, 名称, 标记符, 陈词滥调, 结束语vt.加标签于, 紧随, 添饰, 起浑名, 连接vi.紧随 Phoebe: Wait-wait-wait-wait! So, explain something to me though, if, if nobody tagged Rachel, then isn抰 the play still going. 309
7 triumph 5traiEmf n.胜利, 成功v.获得胜利 Rachel: (in triumph) I got a touchdown! We did it!! 309
2 pattern 5pAtEn n.模范, 式样, 模式, 样品, 格调, 图案vt.模仿, 仿造, 以图案装饰vi.形成图案 Ross: Chandler, I want you to run a post pattern to the left, okay. And sweetie.. 309
3 eater 5i:tE n.吃的人, [常用以构成复合词]吃...的人, 吃...的动物 Ross: Cheater, cheater, compulsive eater. 309
2 compulsive kEm5pQlsiv adj.强制的, 强迫的, 由强迫产生的, 禁不住的 Ross: Cheater, cheater, compulsive eater. 309
7 cheater 5tFi:tE n.骗子, 欺诈者, 背叛者 Ross: Cheater, cheater, compulsive eater. 309
1 amazes E5meiz vt.使吃惊 Ross: It just amazes me that your still pulling stuff like this. 309
1 swollen 5swEulEn adj.肿胀的 Ross: Okay, first of all, I don抰 play with cheaters, and second of all, you know I had swollen glands!! 309
1 glands ^lAnd n.[解剖]腺, [机械]密封管 Ross: Okay, first of all, I don抰 play with cheaters, and second of all, you know I had swollen glands!! 309
1 cheaters   cheatersn.眼镜 Ross: Okay, first of all, I don抰 play with cheaters, and second of all, you know I had swollen glands!! 309
1 heidi `haIdI n.海蒂(Adalheid的昵称)(f.) Ross: Okay, y'know what, let抯 just cut to the chase here. Okay? Heidi, which of my boys do you like? 309
2 ticking 5tIkIN n.被套料 Ross: Save the breakthroughs for therapy, okay. The clock is ticking. We have no time, and we are losing, we are losing to girls. 309
1 breakthroughs 5breik5Wru: n.突破 Ross: Save the breakthroughs for therapy, okay. The clock is ticking. We have no time, and we are losing, we are losing to girls. 309
2 touchdowns `tQtFdaJn n.[美橄]攻方持球, 触地, 触地得分, 着地, 降落 Ross: What?! The guys against the girls? See, that抯 ridiculous Monica, because I抦 only down by three touchdowns. 309
1 tackling 5tAkliN n.抱住, 卷起 Ross: Whoa! Whoa! Whoa! What抯 with the tackling? 309
1 windmill 5windmil n.风车, 风车房, 旋转玩具vt.使旋转vi.作风车般旋转 Ross: Yeah, y'know for dating, general merriment, taking back to your windmill... 309
7 verge vE:dV v.濒临n.边缘 Ross: Yes, it was the trophy you got if you won the game. But our Dad said, 憂obody won that game, ?and he was sick of our fighting, so he took the trophy and.... (pauses to collect himself, as he is on the verge of tears saying this) threw it in the lake. 309
7 lake leik n.湖      Lake  [5leik]  莱克(①姓氏 ②Simon, 1866-1945, 美国造船专家) Ross: Yes, it was the trophy you got if you won the game. But our Dad said, 憂obody won that game, ?and he was sick of our fighting, so he took the trophy and.... (pauses to collect himself, as he is on the verge of tears saying this) threw it in the lake. 309
5 foreign 5fCrin adj.外国的, 外交的, 外国产的, 外来的, [医]异质的, 不相关的 Woman: (in a foreign accent) You are playing American football? 309
2 satellite 5sAtElait n.人造卫星 (They start shaking the chair likes it抯 flying into outer space. Ross picks up a soccer ball and starts spinning it in his hand and runs around the chair beeping like a satellite. Chandler also starts running around the chair and saying...) 310
8 beeping bi:p n.哔哔声v.嘟嘟响 (They start shaking the chair likes it抯 flying into outer space. Ross picks up a soccer ball and starts spinning it in his hand and runs around the chair beeping like a satellite. Chandler also starts running around the chair and saying...) 310
1 retrained ri:5treIn vt.重新教育, 再教育 [Scene: Central Perk, all except Phoebe are there, Ross is telling the gang, minus Rachel who抯 still being retrained, about the different cookie options.] 310
5 comics 5kCmik n.滑稽演员adj.滑稽的, 喜剧的 Chandler: (reading the comics) Eh..., I don抰, I don抰 know. 310
1 whacked wAkt adj.疲惫不堪的, 困乏的 Chandler: (reading the paper) Says here that a muppet got whacked on Seasame Street last night. (to Ross) Where exactly were around ten-ish? 310
1 flavoured 5fleivE n.滋味, 香味 Chandler: Ahh, do you have any coconut flavoured deities? 310
1 deities 5di:iti n.神, 神性 Chandler: Ahh, do you have any coconut flavoured deities? 310
2 squad skwCd n.班 Chandler: Eh, yeah, well ah, waitress at a coffee shop and cheer squad co-captain only took up so much room. 310
6 solid 5sClid n.固体, 立体adj.固体的, 实心的, 坚固的, 结实的, 立体的, 可靠的, 一致的, 纯粹的 Chandler: Excuse me little one, I have a very solid backhand. 310
1 motivation 7mEuti5veiFEn n.动机 Chandler: He抯 right, if you quit this job, you then have motivation to go after a job you really want. 310
1 marine mE5ri:n n.舰队, 水兵, 海运业adj.海的, 海产的, 航海的, 船舶的, 海运的 Chandler: I was shrieking... like a Marine. 310
2 alien 5eiljEn n.外侨adj.外国的, 相异的, 不同, 背道而驰 Chandler: I抦 an alien. I抦 an alien. 310
1 kidder 姓氏 基德 Chandler: Sure, everybody loves a kidder. 310
1 perked pE:k vi.昂首, 恢复, 振作vt.竖起, 打扮 Chandler: Well seeing that drunk Santa wet himself, really perked up my Christmas. 310
7 trap trAp n.圈套, 陷阱, 诡计, 活板门, 存水弯, 汽水闸, (双轮)轻便马车vi.设圈套, 设陷阱vt.诱捕, 诱骗, 计捉, 设陷, 坑害, 使受限制 Gunther: And when you have a second later, I wanna show you why we don抰 just trap spiders under coffee mugs and leave them there. 310
1 spiders 5spaidE n.蜘蛛, 设圈套者, 三脚架 Gunther: And when you have a second later, I wanna show you why we don抰 just trap spiders under coffee mugs and leave them there. 310
12 review ri5vju: vt.回顾, 复习n.回顾, 复习, 评论 Gunther: Remind me to review with you which pot is decaf and which is regular. 310
11 stack stAk n.堆, 一堆, 堆栈v.堆叠 Gunther: What if you put them here. (sets the empty tray on another stack of empty trays on the back counter.) 310
2 simulating 5simjuleitiN 模拟 Joey: (simulating an echo) Ten, ten.., nine, nine, nine...., eight, eight, eight... (Chandler hits him in the back of the head) Okay, Blast off! 310
1 echo 5ekEu n.回声, 回音, 回波vi.发回声, 随声附和vt.摹仿, 重复, 反射[计] 禁止(或允许)在屏幕上显示批处理命令行      Echo  [5ekEu]  通讯中用以代表字母e的词 Joey: (simulating an echo) Ten, ten.., nine, nine, nine...., eight, eight, eight... (Chandler hits him in the back of the head) Okay, Blast off! 310
8 temporary 5tempErEri adj.暂时的, 临时的, 临时性 Joey: Look Rach, wasn抰 this supposed to a temporary thing? I thought you wanted to do fashion stuff? 310
1 fir fE: n.[植]冷杉, 枞树, 杉木abbr.[军] Far-Infra-Red, 远红外      FIR=Facility Installation Review 设备安装检查 Joey: Okay, and ah, this one here is a Douglas Fir, now it抯 a little more money, but you get a nicer smell. 310
1 aerosol 5ZErEsCl n.浮质(气体中的悬浮微粒,如烟,雾等), [化]气溶胶, 气雾剂, 烟雾剂 Joey: Only if you think it抯 better than this... (holds up an aerosol can) snow-in-a-can!! I got it at work. Mon, you want me to decorate the window, give it a kind of Christmas lookie. 310
3 commission kE5miFEn n.委任, 委托, 代办(权), 代理(权), 犯(罪), 佣金vt.委任, 任命, 委托, 委托制作, 使服役 Joey: Pheebs, you gotta stop this, I working on commission here. 310
1 plumbing 5plQmiN n.铅工业, 铅管品制造 Joey: Well my old man is doing a plumbing job down there and he heard they have an opening. So, you want me to see if I can get you an interview? 310
3 lugging lQ^ v.拖拉n.接线片 Joey: Well, I抦 pretty tired from lugging the trees around all day. Hey, Phoebe listen, you got this all wrong. Those trees were born to be Christmas trees, their fulfilling their life purpose, by, by making people happy. 310
4 fulfilling ful5fil vt.实践, 履行, 实行, 结束, 满足, 完成, 达到 Joey: Well, I抦 pretty tired from lugging the trees around all day. Hey, Phoebe listen, you got this all wrong. Those trees were born to be Christmas trees, their fulfilling their life purpose, by, by making people happy. 310
8 chipper 5tFipE adj.爽朗的, 活泼的, 爽快的n.切东西的人或工具 vt.使高兴起来vi.高兴起来, 吱吱叫, 喋喋而言 Joey: Well, they go into the chipper. 310
2 fashions 5fAFEn n.样子, 方式, 流行, 风尚, 时样vt.形成, 造, 作, 把...塑造成, 使适应, 使适合, 改革, 改变 Joey: What? Rachel, listen, have you ever heard of Fortunata Fashions? 310
1 tallies 5tAli n.符木(古时用,上有刻痕记载交货、欠款等的数量), 记账, 得分, 标记牌, 标签, 符合, 对应物, 计数器vt.点数, 计算, 记录, 加标签于, 使符合vi.符合, 吻合, 记分 Leader: All right girls, and man. Let抯 see your final tallies. (all the girls raise their hands) Ohhhh, Debbie, (looks at her form) 321 boxes of cookies, (to Debbie) Very nice. 310
6 leader 5li:dE n.领导者, 社论n.[计]前导字符n.[机]导杆 Leader: All right girls, and man. Let抯 see your final tallies. (all the girls raise their hands) Ohhhh, Debbie, (looks at her form) 321 boxes of cookies, (to Debbie) Very nice. 310
2 batting 5bAtiN n.打击, 打球, 棉絮 Leader: Hi. And batting for Sarah, Ross Geller, 872. Although, it looks like you bought an awful lot of cookies yourself. 310
2 feverishly   feverishlyadv.兴奋地 Leader: Who抯 next? (goes over and stands behind Ross, who抯 feverishly writing on his form, and clears her throat to get his attention.) 310
6 supply sE5plai n.补给, 供给, 供应品vt.补给, 供给, 提供, 补充, 代理vi.替代他人职务 Monica: (comes up and starts looking through Ross抯 cookie supply) Ross, but me down for another box of the mint treasures, okay. Where, where are the mint treasures? 310
4 treasures 5treVE n.财宝, 财富, 珍品, 财产vt.珍爱, 珍惜, 储藏, 珍藏 Monica: All right, I抣l take one box of the mint treasures, just one, and that抯 it. I-I started gaining weight after I joined the Brown Birds. (to Ross) Remember, how Dad bought all my boxes and I ate them all? 310
1 gaining 5^einiN 开槽 Monica: All right, I抣l take one box of the mint treasures, just one, and that抯 it. I-I started gaining weight after I joined the Brown Birds. (to Ross) Remember, how Dad bought all my boxes and I ate them all? 310
4 destiny 5destini n.命运, 定数 Phoebe: Destiny. 310
1 tinsel 5tinsEl n.金银丝织品, 华而不实, 金属箔adj.闪亮的, 俗丽的, 华而不实的vt.用金箔装饰 Phoebe: No, no, I am against innocent trees being cut down in their prime, and their, their corpses grotesquely dressed in like tinsel and twinkly lights. (to Joey) Hey, how do you sleep at night? 310
3 prime praim n.最初, 青春, 精华adj.主要的, 最初的, 有青春活力的, 最好的, 第一流的, 根本的, [数]素数的v.预先准备好, <口>让人吃(喝)足, 灌注, 填装      PRIME=Pacific Region Information in Mathmatics Education 《太平洋地区数学教育情报》(期刊) Phoebe: No, no, I am against innocent trees being cut down in their prime, and their, their corpses grotesquely dressed in like tinsel and twinkly lights. (to Joey) Hey, how do you sleep at night? 310
5 innocent 5inEsnt adj.(~ of) 清白的, 无罪的, 天真的, 无知的 Phoebe: No, no, I am against innocent trees being cut down in their prime, and their, their corpses grotesquely dressed in like tinsel and twinkly lights. (to Joey) Hey, how do you sleep at night? 310
1 grotesquely   grotesquelyadv.奇异地,荒诞地 Phoebe: No, no, I am against innocent trees being cut down in their prime, and their, their corpses grotesquely dressed in like tinsel and twinkly lights. (to Joey) Hey, how do you sleep at night? 310
1 corpses kC: n.军团, 兵队, 团, 兵种, 技术兵种, 特殊兵种, (德国大学的)学生联合会 Phoebe: No, no, I am against innocent trees being cut down in their prime, and their, their corpses grotesquely dressed in like tinsel and twinkly lights. (to Joey) Hey, how do you sleep at night? 310
2 fulfil ful5fil vt.实践, 履行, 实行, 结束, 满足, 完成, 达到 Phoebe: Okay but that抯 why you have to buy it, so it can fulfil it抯 Christmas destiny, otherwise there gonna throw it into the chipper. Tell him, Joey 310
2 yikes jaIks int.<口>[表示惊讶]呀! Phoebe: Okay. (One of Joey抯 co-workers, walks by with a dead tree.) Yikes! That one doesn抰 look very fulfilled. 310
2 demonic di:5mCnik adj.恶魔的, 有魔力的 Phoebe: Why, do I have a feeling that抯 not as happy as it sounds? (Joey points out one going into the chipper to her, as this haunty, demonic music starts to play in the background) No! Nooooo!!! (she winces in horror and hides her face against Joey抯 shoulder, as she sees the tree spit out from the chipper.) 310
1 stuffers 5stQfE 填充者[物] Rachel: (entering) Okay, stop what you抮e doing, I need envelope stuffers, I need stamp lickers..... 310
5 trays trei n.盘, 碟, 盘子 Rachel: Gunther, Gunther, please, I抳e worked here for two and a half years, I know the empty trays go over there. (points to the counter.) 310
3 swans swCn n.天鹅, 杰出的诗人、歌手, 天鹅座 Rachel: I can抰! It抯 too late! Terry already hired that girl over there. (points to her) Look at her, she抯 even got waitress experience. Last night she was teaching everybody how to make napkin.... (starts to cry) swans. 310
3 retraining   retrainingn.再训练 Rachel: I抦 gonna get back to retraining. (gets up) 310
2 offence E5fens n.犯罪, 冒犯, 违反, 罪过, 过错n.[军] 攻击 Rachel: Um, excuse me, everyone. Ah, this is my last night working here, and I ah, just wanted say that I made some really good friends working here, and ah, it抯 just time to move on. (at the counter Gunther starts to cry and runs into the back room) Ah, and no offence to everybody who ah, still works here, you have no idea how good it feels to say that as of this moment I will never have to make coffee again. 310
2 pursuing pE5sju: vt.追赶, 追踪, 追击, 继续, 从事 Rachel: Well, yeah! I抦 still pursuing that. 310
86 sr Suriname , 苏里南      SR=Safety Recommendation 保安建议      Sr[化]元素锶(strontium)的符号 Rachel抯 Boss: Now Mr. Kaplan Sr. likes his coffee strong, so your gonna use two bags instead of one, see. Now pay attention, 慶ause this part抯 tricky, see some people use filters just once. 310
2 filters 5filtE n.滤波器, 过滤器, 滤光器, 筛选vt.过滤, 渗透, 用过滤法除去vi.滤过, 渗入, (消息等)走漏, 慢慢传开 Rachel抯 Boss: Now Mr. Kaplan Sr. likes his coffee strong, so your gonna use two bags instead of one, see. Now pay attention, 慶ause this part抯 tricky, see some people use filters just once. 310
5 prize praiz n.奖赏, 奖金, 奖品, 捕获, 捕获物, 战利品adj.得奖的vt.珍视, 估价, 捕获, 撬, 撬开 Ross: (puts away his wallet) And what is second prize? 310
1 shapes Feip n.外形, 形状, 形态, (尤指女子的)体形, 身段, 形式vt.制作, 定形, 使成形, 塑造, 使符合vi.成形, 形成, 成长      SHAPE=Supersonic High Altitude Parachute Experiment 超音速高空降落伞试验 Ross: ...and these come in the shapes of your favourite Christmas characters, Santa, Rudolph, and Baby Jesus. 310
2 jesus 5dVi:zEs n.耶稣(基督教信奉的救世主) Ross: ...and these come in the shapes of your favourite Christmas characters, Santa, Rudolph, and Baby Jesus. 310
1 overs 5EuvEs (一令纸中)补加纸张, 超越印数      OVERS=Orbital Vehicle Reentry Simulator 人造卫星重返(地球)模拟器 Ross: Ah, well, it means that I can sell cookies, but I抦 not invited to sleep-overs. 310
6 racquet 5rAkit n.球拍, 拍球戏, 球拍型雪鞋 Ross: All right here. Watch me execute the three 慞抯 of championship play. Power. (swings the racquet) Precision. (swings the racquet.) and penache. (does a backswing and hits Sarah who抯 started up the stairs, knocking her down, they both watch in horror.) 310
1 precision pri5siVEn n.精确, 精密度, 精度 Ross: All right here. Watch me execute the three 慞抯 of championship play. Power. (swings the racquet) Precision. (swings the racquet.) and penache. (does a backswing and hits Sarah who抯 started up the stairs, knocking her down, they both watch in horror.) 310
1 execute 5eksikju:t vt.执行, 实行, 完成, 处死, 制成, [律]经签名盖章等手续使(证书)生效      Executevt. -cuted, -cuting 执行;实行 Ross: All right here. Watch me execute the three 慞抯 of championship play. Power. (swings the racquet) Precision. (swings the racquet.) and penache. (does a backswing and hits Sarah who抯 started up the stairs, knocking her down, they both watch in horror.) 310
4 championship 5tFAmpjEnFip n.锦标赛 Ross: All right here. Watch me execute the three 慞抯 of championship play. Power. (swings the racquet) Precision. (swings the racquet.) and penache. (does a backswing and hits Sarah who抯 started up the stairs, knocking her down, they both watch in horror.) 310
1 backswing `bAkswIN n.棍棒挥出前的准备姿态, 回复(立场等) Ross: All right here. Watch me execute the three 慞抯 of championship play. Power. (swings the racquet) Precision. (swings the racquet.) and penache. (does a backswing and hits Sarah who抯 started up the stairs, knocking her down, they both watch in horror.) 310
2 india 5indjE n.印度(南亚国家), 南亚次大陆(即印巴次大陆,简称次大陆,含印度、巴基斯坦、孟加拉国、尼泊尔、不丹、锡金等国) Ross: I think you would have to clean a whole lot of apartments to go all the way to India. 310
2 tinfoil   tinfoiln.锡纸adj.锡箔的 Ross: I抦, I抦 sorry you didn抰 get to go to Spacecamp, and I抦 hoping that maybe somehow, this may make up for it. Presenting Sarah Tuttle抯 Private Very Special Spacecamp!! (opens the door and Chandler and Joey jump up, their apartment is decorated like outer space, one of the leather chairs is covered in tinfoil.) 310
4 presenting pri5zent n.赠品, 礼物, 现在, 瞄准adj.现在的, 出席的, 当面的vt.介绍, 引见, 给, 赠送, 上演, 提出, 呈现vi.举枪瞄准 Ross: I抦, I抦 sorry you didn抰 get to go to Spacecamp, and I抦 hoping that maybe somehow, this may make up for it. Presenting Sarah Tuttle抯 Private Very Special Spacecamp!! (opens the door and Chandler and Joey jump up, their apartment is decorated like outer space, one of the leather chairs is covered in tinfoil.) 310
3 backhand 5bAk5hAnd n.adv.反手击球(的), 左斜体(的) Ross: Just admit it Chandler, you have no backhand. 310
1 honorary 5CnErEri adj.荣誉的, 名誉的, (债务的)道义上的 Ross: No, hi, I抦, I抦 an honorary Brown Bird (does the Brown Bird salute.) 310
2 mission 5miFEn n.使命, 任务, 使团, 代表团 Ross: Oh come on! Here we go! (picks her up and puts her in the chair) Stand by for mission countdown! 310
5 countdown 5kaunt7daun n.倒数计秒 Ross: Oh come on! Here we go! (picks her up and puts her in the chair) Stand by for mission countdown! 310
1 asteroid 5AstErCid n.[天文]小游星, 小行星, 海盘车adj.星状的 Ross: Oh no! An asteroid! (throws the soccer ball off the back of Joey抯 head.) 310
1 dorms dC:m n.<俗> 宿舍(=dormitory) Ross: Okay, the other night I was leaving the museum just as 慙aser Floyd?was letting out of the planetarium, without even trying I sold 50 boxes! That抯 when it occurred to me, the key to my success, 憈he munchies.?So I ah, started hitting the NYU dorms around midnight. I am selling cookies by the case. They call me: 'Cookie Dude!' 310
2 shrieking Fri:k v.尖声叫喊, 耸人听闻地报道, 尖声喊叫n.尖叫, 尖声, 尖声喊叫 Ross: Shielding your face and shrieking like a girl... is not a backhand. 310
1 shielding 5Fi:ldiN 防护的, 屏蔽的 Ross: Shielding your face and shrieking like a girl... is not a backhand. 310
2 font fCnt n.字体, 字形, 洗礼盘, 泉, 圣水器 Ross: Well you sure used a large font. 310
1 nimitz 5nimits 尼米兹(姓氏) Ross: Well, I lost. Some little girl loaned her uniform to her nineteen year old sister, who went down to the U.S.S. Nimitz, and sold over 2,000 boxes. 310
1 loaned lEun n.(借出的)贷款, 借出v.借, 借给 Ross: Well, I lost. Some little girl loaned her uniform to her nineteen year old sister, who went down to the U.S.S. Nimitz, and sold over 2,000 boxes. 310
6 curtains 5kE:tEn n.窗帘, 门帘v.装上门帘 Sarah: Could you pull open the curtains for me? The astronauts from the space shuttle are gonna be on the news, and since we don抰 have a TV, the lady across the alley said she抎 push hers up to a window, so I could watch it. 310
1 astronauts 5AstrEnC:t n.太空人, 宇航员 Sarah: Could you pull open the curtains for me? The astronauts from the space shuttle are gonna be on the news, and since we don抰 have a TV, the lady across the alley said she抎 push hers up to a window, so I could watch it. 310
1 slots slCt n.缝, 狭槽, 位置, 水沟, 细长的孔, 硬币投币口, 狭通道, 足迹vt.开槽于, 跟踪 Sarah: No. The one in Atlantic City, Dad loves the slots. He says he抯 gonna double the college money my Grandma left me. 310
15 atlantic Et5lAntik n.大西洋adj.大西洋的 Sarah: No. The one in Atlantic City, Dad loves the slots. He says he抯 gonna double the college money my Grandma left me. 310
25 sarah 5seirEh 航天飞行器海上回收装置      SARAH=Search and Rescue and Homing 搜索、营救和归航(无线电信标)      Sarah  [5sZErE]  n.莎拉 Sarah: So that抯 two boxes of the Holiday Macaroons. On behalf of the Brown Birds of America, I salute you. (Does the Brown Bird salute, she blows on a bird call, then holds her hand, palm facing out, next to her face, and then waves it like a bird flapping it抯 wings.) 310
5 salute sE5lu:t, -5lju:t n.(尤指军队等之)举手礼, 升降旗致敬, 呜礼炮等, 敬礼v.行礼致敬, 敬礼 Sarah: So that抯 two boxes of the Holiday Macaroons. On behalf of the Brown Birds of America, I salute you. (Does the Brown Bird salute, she blows on a bird call, then holds her hand, palm facing out, next to her face, and then waves it like a bird flapping it抯 wings.) 310
1 macaroons 7mAkE5ru:n n.蛋白杏仁饼干 Sarah: So that抯 two boxes of the Holiday Macaroons. On behalf of the Brown Birds of America, I salute you. (Does the Brown Bird salute, she blows on a bird call, then holds her hand, palm facing out, next to her face, and then waves it like a bird flapping it抯 wings.) 310
6 flapping flAp n.拍打, 拍打声, 副翼v.拍打, 鼓翼而飞, 飘动, 拉下(帽)的边, 扔, 掷 Sarah: So that抯 two boxes of the Holiday Macaroons. On behalf of the Brown Birds of America, I salute you. (Does the Brown Bird salute, she blows on a bird call, then holds her hand, palm facing out, next to her face, and then waves it like a bird flapping it抯 wings.) 310
2 shuttle 5FQtl n.往返汽车(列车、飞机), 航天飞机, 梭子, 穿梭v.穿梭往返 Sarah: Well, I kinda wanted to sell the cookies. The girl who sells the most wins a trip to Spacecamp, and gets to sit in a real space shuttle. 310
4 sells sel v.出售, 卖 Sarah: Well, I kinda wanted to sell the cookies. The girl who sells the most wins a trip to Spacecamp, and gets to sit in a real space shuttle. 310
1 taj tB:dV (伊斯兰教徒的)圆锥形高帽 (印度Agra的)泰姬陵 Sarah: Yeah. My Dad says if I spend as much time helping him clean apartments, as I do daydreaming about outer space, he抎 be able to afford a trip to the Taj Mahal. 310
9 outer 5autE adj.外部的, 外面的, 远离中心的n.(射击)环外命中 Sarah: Yeah. My Dad says if I spend as much time helping him clean apartments, as I do daydreaming about outer space, he抎 be able to afford a trip to the Taj Mahal. 310
1 daydreaming 5deIdri:m n.白日梦vi.做白日梦 Sarah: Yeah. My Dad says if I spend as much time helping him clean apartments, as I do daydreaming about outer space, he抎 be able to afford a trip to the Taj Mahal. 310
2 quits kwits adj.对等的, (因偿清债务或报复而)两相抵消的 The One Where Rachel Quits  310
10 peephole 5pi:phEJl n.窥视孔 Woman: (looking through her peephole, we see Ross standing in the hallway.) Yesss? 310
27 policeman pE5li:smEn n.警察 Woman: I抦 pressing, a policeman is on his way. 310
3 jello `dVelEJ n.凝胶物 (Camera cuts to show Chandler giving a Jello shot to the ceramic dog and holding an empty tray of Jello shots.) 311
1 hungover `hQN`EJvE(r) adj.因余醉未醒感到难受的, 心里难受的 (Chandler enters hungover and groaning) 311
5 groaning ^rEun n.呻吟, 叹息vi.呻吟, 受折磨, 受压迫发出嘎吱声vt.呻吟着说 (Chandler enters hungover and groaning) 311
2 shade Feid n.荫, 阴暗, 荫凉处, 图案阴影, 黑暗, 颜色深浅, 遮光物, 帘vi.渐变vt.遮蔽, 使阴暗, 使渐变, 微减 (Chandler sticks out is tongue and it抯 a horrible shade of green.) 311
7 moaning mEun n.呻吟, 哀悼, 呼啸vi.发出呻吟声, 抱怨, 哀悼vt.呻吟 (We hear the sound of a bed creaking through the ceiling, and him moaning.) 311
1 soberly   soberlyadv.严肃地, 冷静地 Chandler: Joey if you wanna punch me, go ahead, I deserve it. But I just want you to know that I would never soberly hurt you or your family, you抮e my best friend. I would never do anything like this ever again. 311
2 overly 5EJvElI adv.过度地, 极度地 Chandler: Look, when I抳e been drinking, sometimes I tend to get overly friendly, and I抦 sorry. 311
1 speedily   speedilyadv.赶紧, 快快地 Chandler: No-no-no-no, no, it抯 a good thing. Why must we dial so speedily anyway? Why must we rush through life? Why can抰 we savor the precious moments? (to one of Joey抯 sisters) Those are some huge breasts you have. 311
1 savor 5seivE n.滋味, 气味, 食欲, 特定的味道或气味, 一种有特色的性质vi.有...的滋味, 有...气味vt.加调味品于, 使有风味, 尝到或闻到, 尽情享受 Chandler: No-no-no-no, no, it抯 a good thing. Why must we dial so speedily anyway? Why must we rush through life? Why can抰 we savor the precious moments? (to one of Joey抯 sisters) Those are some huge breasts you have. 311
4 squinting skwint v.斜视 Chandler: Oh no-no-no I was just squinting. That doesn抰 mean anything. 311
1 dialer 5daiElE 拨号器[盘] Chandler: Oh, I抦 taking my ex-girlfriend of my speed dialer. 311
2 og   OG=Olympic Games 奥运会 Chandler: Okay, well he totally screwed up the punch line. Y'know, it抯 supposed to be arrghh-eh og-errigh. 311
2 hooing hU: int.呼!(表示激动,高兴,轻蔑,赞同等) Chandler: Ow, no 憌oo-hooing,?no 憌oo-hooing.? 311
2 veronica vE5rCnikE n. 〈植〉婆婆纳      Veronica  [vE`rCnIkE]  维罗妮卡(女子名)n.耶稣面像,印有耶稣面像的织物n.[计] 通过Gopher使用的一种自动搜索服务 Chandler: Veronica. Look, it抯 got to be Veronica, the girl in the red skirt. I definitely stuck my tongue down her throat. 311
2 cuba 5kju:bE n.古巴(由古巴岛及其临近诸小岛组成的国家,首都为哈瓦那) Chandler: Well, that抯 the part where you tell him that I moved to France. When actually I抣l be in Cuba. 311
4 witnesses 5witnis n.[律]证人, 目击者, 证据, 证明, 证词vt.目击, 为...作证, 证明, 表明vi.作证, 成为证据 Chandler: Why can抰 we talk in here? With, with, witnesses. 311
4 notch nCtF n.槽口, 凹口vt.刻凹痕, 用刻痕计算, 开槽, 切口, 得分n.<美语>山间小路, 刻痕, 峡谷 Chandler: Would you just please....give me the receipt 慶ause this is great. It抯 top notch. 311
3 whipping 5(h)wipiN n.鞭打, 笞刑 Chandler: Yeah, she was at Rockefeller Center skating with her husband, she looked so happy. I almost feel bad for whipping that kid抯 pretzel at them. 311
1 mannequin 5mAnikin n.服装模特儿, 人体模型 Guy: Oh believe me, I-I-I抳e been there. I had to sort mannequin heads at that Mannequins Plus. 311
1 katherine   Katherinen. 凯瑟琳(女子名) Joey: Man, I remember the first time I saw that girl Katherine, after we broke up. She was just walking with her friend Donna, just laughing and talking. God, it killed me. 311
4 vodka 5vCdkE n.伏特加酒 Joey: Oh my God! How many of these things did you have? These are pure vodka. 311
4 memorize 5memEraIz v.[亦作memorise] 记住, 记忆 Joey: Okay, pick a card, any card. (Monica picks one) All right, now memorize it. Show to everybody. Got it? 311
5 receiving ri5si:viN n.接受adj.接受的 Joey: Well, that is usually what I would do. But I just never thought you抎 be on the receiving end of it. How could you do this?! 311
1 groping   gropingadj.探索的, 暗中摸索的 Joey: Why don抰 you ask Chandler, 慶ause he抯 the one that fooled around with her. She told me you said you could really fall for her. Now is that true? Or are you just gettin?over Janice by groping my sister.  311
34 whispering 5(h)wispEriN (=whispery)耳语的 爱拨弄是非的 Joey抯 Sister: (whispering in his ear) Just do it. 311
2 softest sCft adj.软的, 柔软的, 温和的, 温柔的, 不含酒精的n.软件 Joey抯 Sister: So! Me neither! God, Mary-Angela was right you do have the softest lips. 311
1 dowdy 5daudi adj.衣衫褴褛的, 寒酸的, 懒散的n.懒散的女人, 邋里邋遢的女人 Monica: (gives her a look) Gee, I don抰 know Rach. Order up!! I got a Yentel soup, a James Beans, and a Howdy hold the Dowdy! 311
5 hammered `hAmEd adj.锤成的, 铸打成的 Monica: How hammered are you? Huh? These, these are Joey抯 sisters. 311
4 apologizing E5pClEdVaiz vi.道歉, 辩白 Monica: I have like five times, but the guy is so charming, that I go up there to yell and then I end up apologizing to him. 311
2 gina `dVi:nE n.吉娜(Regina,Angelina等的昵称)(f.) Monica: I mean, was it Gina? 311
63 dina 5dinE 第纳干忧器      DINA=Digital Network Analyser 数字网络分析器      Dina  [5dainE]  n.迪娜(Dinah的异体)(f.) Monica: No, no, no, that抯 Dina. 311
1 sush   SUSH=Set up Sheet 配置图 Monica: Sush!! I cannot believe she is still up there. 311
2 consolation 7kCnsE5leiFEn n.(被)安慰, 起安慰作用的人或事物 Monica: Y'know if it抯 any consolation, he really did sound like he was having more fun with you. (Rachel nods in agreement) 311
14 agreement E5^ri:mEnt n.同意, 一致, 协定, 协议 Monica: Y'know if it抯 any consolation, he really did sound like he was having more fun with you. (Rachel nods in agreement) 311
2 hangers 5hANE n.绞刑执行者, 衣架 Mr. Kaplan: (opening the closet door revealing that it抯 full of tangled up hangers.) I need these hangers separated ASAP. (she is stunned) You抮e welcome. 311
1 asap   ASAPabbr.As Soon As Possible 尽快 Mr. Kaplan: (opening the closet door revealing that it抯 full of tangled up hangers.) I need these hangers separated ASAP. (she is stunned) You抮e welcome. 311
7 storage 5stCridV n.贮藏(量), 贮藏库, 存储 Mr. Kaplan: Come on over here, sweetheart. (they walk over to a storage closet) 311
1 gassy 5^Asi adj.气体的, 气状的, 含气的, <口>夸夸其谈的, 空话连篇的, 吹牛的 Mr. Kaplan: I抦 not supposed to drink coffee, it makes me gassy. 311
10 related ri5leitid adj.叙述的, 讲述的, 有关系的 Mr. Kaplan: Well, don抰 think I haven抰 noticed your potential. Well, I抳e got a project for you that抯 a lot more related to fashion. How does that sound? 311
5 unintelligible 5Qnin5telidVEbl adj.难解的, 无法了解的, 莫明其妙的 Phoebe: (muffled through the floor) Yeah, look I was with my friend downstairs and we hear everything up here that you do, and I am sick and tired... (I tired but the rest is unintelligible). 311
9 muffled 5mQfl v.包, 蒙住, 压抑(声音)n.围巾, 头巾, 消声器 Phoebe: (muffled through the floor) Yeah, look I was with my friend downstairs and we hear everything up here that you do, and I am sick and tired... (I tired but the rest is unintelligible). 311
4 eavesdropping   eavesdroppingn.偷听 Phoebe: Ick, you were eavesdropping. 311
6 pickle 5pikl n.(腌肉、菜等用的)盐汁, 醋汁, 腌渍品, 泡菜vt.腌, 泡 Rachel: (looks at Monica) (to him) Do you want my pickle? 311
1 pioneers 7paiE5niE n.先驱, 倡导者, 先遣兵, 先锋 Rachel: (on phone) Hello, Mark? Hi, it抯 Rachel Green. (listens) Oh no, don抰 you apologize. (listens) Yeah, I抣l hold. (to Monica and Ross) He left my number at work, but he was helping his niece with her report on the pioneers. 311
3 niece ni:s n.侄女, 甥女 Rachel: (on phone) Hello, Mark? Hi, it抯 Rachel Green. (listens) Oh no, don抰 you apologize. (listens) Yeah, I抣l hold. (to Monica and Ross) He left my number at work, but he was helping his niece with her report on the pioneers. 311
2 giddy 5^idi adj.眼花缭乱的, 头晕的, 轻率的v.(使)眼花, (使)眩晕 Rachel: (to Ross) Yeah, right. Look at you, you抮e practically giddy. 311
1 seamstress 5semstrIs n.女裁缝师, 做针线工的 Rachel: Oh honey, come on, I抦 sorry, I didn抰.... I don抰 mind paying my dues, y'know, its just how much am I gonna learn about fashion by walking Mira, the arthritic seamstress, to the bathroom. 311
1 arthritic B:5Writik adj.关节炎的 Rachel: Oh honey, come on, I抦 sorry, I didn抰.... I don抰 mind paying my dues, y'know, its just how much am I gonna learn about fashion by walking Mira, the arthritic seamstress, to the bathroom. 311
18 enjoying in5dVCi vt.享受...的乐趣, 欣赏, 喜爱v.满意 Rachel: Oh well then, so I抦 just going to go back to talking to my friend here. And you can go back to enjoying your little hamburger. 311
2 interviewed 5intEvju: vt.接见, 会见n.接见, 会见 Rachel: Oh well, the woman I interviewed with was pretty tough, but y'know thank God Mark coached me, because once I started talking about the fall line, she got all happy and wouldn抰 shut up. 311
1 coached kEutF n.四轮大马车, 长途汽车, 教练v.训练, 指导 Rachel: Oh well, the woman I interviewed with was pretty tough, but y'know thank God Mark coached me, because once I started talking about the fall line, she got all happy and wouldn抰 shut up. 311
1 demeaning di5mi:n vt.举止, 贬低身份 Rachel: Oh, I wanna quit, but then I think I should stick it out, then I think why would such a person stay in such a demeaning job, just because it抯 remotely related to the field they抮e interested in. 311
3 bummer 5bQmE n.无赖, 游民, 游荡者, 乞讨者 Ross: Bummer. 311
2 pushy 5pJFI adj.有进取心的 Ross: But, you, you don抰 want to seem too pushy. 311
11 hardest hB:d adj.硬的, 坚固的, (问题, 工作等)困难的, 艰苦的, 猛烈的, 确实的adv.努力地, 辛苦地, 坚硬地, 牢固地, 接近地, 猛烈地 Ross: Dear Mary-Angela. Hi. How抯 it going. This is the hardest letter I抳e ever had to write. (to Chandler) What the hell抯 a matter with you? How do you think Joey抯 going to react when he finds out that you blew off his sister with a letter? 311
8 collar 5kClE 抓住...的领口[头颈]; 给(衣服)上衣领; 使戴项圈 Ross: High collar and baggy pants say I抦 a pro. 311
1 baggy 5bA^i adj.袋状的, 松垂的 Ross: High collar and baggy pants say I抦 a pro. 311
2 pogo 5pEu^Eu n.弹簧单高跷,该游戏的工具      POGO=Polar Orbiting Geophysical Observatory 极地轨道地球物理观测卫星 Ross: Maybe he抯 just jumping on a pogo-stick and really likes it? 311
7 exist i^5zist vi.存在, 生存, 生活, 继续存在 Ross: Real magic does exist. 311
2 apparent E5pArEnt adj.显然的, 外观上的 Ross: What, so this guy is helping you for no apparent reason? 311
2 surgically   surgicallyadv.如外科手术般地 Ross: 慦hy don抰 you call him?!?Well, thank you very much! Y'know now he is going to prep her, y'know prep her, as in what you do when you surgically remove the boyfriend! 311
3 stools stu:l n.凳子, 大便, 厕所vi.长新枝vt.诱捕 (Monica starts wiping down the stools, as Julio follows along behind her replacing the napkin holders.)  312
1 replacing   replacingvbl.更换, 替代 (Monica starts wiping down the stools, as Julio follows along behind her replacing the napkin holders.)  312
2 holders 5hEuldE n.持有者, 占有者, (台、架等)支持物, 固定器 (Monica starts wiping down the stools, as Julio follows along behind her replacing the napkin holders.)  312
3 readies 5redi adj.有准备的, 准备完毕的, 甘心的, 情愿的, 现成的, 迅速的 (The pianist starts to play, and Joey readies himself, and then runs out of the audition.)  312
4 tying 5taiiN vbl.tie的现在分词 [Scene: Monica and Rachel's, Monica is tying a ribbon to a vase.]  312
3 wig wi^ n.假发 [Scene: The Moondance diner, Monica is cleaning up with one of the waiters, with her back turned to him she removes her fake breasts and hides them under her wig.]  312
9 waiters 5weitE n.侍者, 服务员 [Scene: The Moondance diner, Monica is cleaning up with one of the waiters, with her back turned to him she removes her fake breasts and hides them under her wig.]  312
9 singer 5sindVE n.歌手      Singer  [5siNE]  辛格(①姓氏 ②Isaac Merrit, 1811-1875, 美国发明家) Bass Singer: No one likes a buttmunch.  312
3 ballet 5bAlei, bA5lei n.芭蕾舞, 芭蕾舞剧, 芭蕾舞乐曲 Chandler: ....three years of modern dance with Twila Tharp! Five years with the American Ballet Theater?!  312
2 provide prE5vaid v.供应, 供给, 准备, 预防, 规定 Chandler: All right, I have to get that, but no-no. (answering phone) Hello? (listens) (happily) Hi! Yeah listen, I'm, I'm in need of a stripper and I was told that you do that. (listens) Let me ask you this, what, what do you do for the extra hundred? (listens) So would I, would I have to provide the grapes?  312
2 sh F [域] St. Helena , 圣赫勒拿岛abbr.[军] Squash-Head, 碎甲弹      SH=School House校舍 Chandler: And then you click it and, uh-oh, she's naked. And then, and then you click it again and she's dressed. She's a business woman, she's walking down the street, she's window shopping, and (clicks pen) whoa-whoa-whoa, sh-she's naked! (Rachel just stares at him.)  312
3 clicks klik v.发出滴答声n.滴答声 Chandler: And then you click it and, uh-oh, she's naked. And then, and then you click it again and she's dressed. She's a business woman, she's walking down the street, she's window shopping, and (clicks pen) whoa-whoa-whoa, sh-she's naked! (Rachel just stares at him.)  312
2 paints peint n.油漆, 颜料, 涂料v.油漆, (用颜料等)画, 绘, 描绘, 逼真地描述 Chandler: He paints quite a picture doesn't he?  312
2 botanist `bCtEnIst n.植物学家 Chandler: I need you to come to this bachelor party for my weird cousin Albert, y'know he's the botanist.  312
27 bachelor 5bAtFElE n.单身汉, 文理学士, 幼雄兽 Chandler: I need you to come to this bachelor party for my weird cousin Albert, y'know he's the botanist.  312
2 albert 5AlbEt (=albert chain)挂在背心上的怀表表链      Albert  [`AlbEt]  n.艾伯特(男子名) Chandler: I need you to come to this bachelor party for my weird cousin Albert, y'know he's the botanist.  312
6 notes   NotesLotus公司出品的群件系列软件 Chandler: I'll get you the Cliff Notes.  312
1 confidant 7kCnfi5dAnt n.心腹朋友, 知己 Chandler: Look, don't you see what's happening here. Instead of hitting on her right away, he's becoming her confidant. Now he's gonna be the guy she goes too to complain about you.  312
3 chandelier 7FAndi5liE n.树枝形的装饰灯 Chandler: Okay, we have our stripper. A miss Crystal Chandelier.  312
1 abridgment E5bridVmEnt n.删节, 节略, 删节本 Chandler: The abridgment.  312
5 cheeks tFi:k n.颊, 厚颜, 类似颊的事物, <俚>臀部 Chandler: Well, if the magician can open my beer with his but cheeks, then all right.  312
1 visits 5vizit n.拜访, 访问, 游览, 参观, (作客)逗留, 视察, 调查vt.拜访, 访问, 参观, 视察, 降临vi.访问, 参观, 闲谈 Chandler: Well, why don't you send her a musical bug, op, no you already did that. All right look, you're going to have to go there yourself now, okay, make a few surprise visits.  312
3 pas pB: n.舞步, 舞蹈      PAS=Pacific Astronomical Society 太平洋天文学会[美] Director: Aw come on Joey, it's easy. Y'know, it's hand, hand, head, head, (very quickly, Joey watches stunned) up, pas de bouree, pas de bouree, big turn here, grand sissone, sissone, sissone, slide back, step, step, step, and jazz hands!  312
10 grand ^rAnd adj.盛大的, 豪华的, 重大的, 主要的, 极重要的 Director: Aw come on Joey, it's easy. Y'know, it's hand, hand, head, head, (very quickly, Joey watches stunned) up, pas de bouree, pas de bouree, big turn here, grand sissone, sissone, sissone, slide back, step, step, step, and jazz hands!  312
1 roles rEul n.角色, 任务 Director: Joey, all the roles got to dance a little. But believe me with your dance background it'll be a piece of cake.  312
3 pianist 5piEnist, 5pjAnist n.钢琴家, 钢琴演奏家 Director: Let's try it again, and this time let's watch everybody watch Joey. (to Joey) Show 'em how it's done. (to the pianist) Count it off.  312
4 dancers 5dB:nsE n.舞女, 舞蹈少女 Director: Listen Joey, seeing as you've got the most experience, I want you to take these dancers and show them the combination.  312
7 jazz dVAz n.(20世纪产生于美国的一种舞曲性音乐)爵士乐, 喧闹adj.爵士乐的, 喧吵的, 颜色过于艳丽的vi.奏爵士乐, 跳爵士舞, 游荡vt.奏爵士乐, 使活泼 Director: Okay, and listen don't forget to bring your jazz shoes for the dance audition.  312
1 translucent trAnz5lju:snt adj.半透明的, 透明的 Joey: (reading) The Empty Vase. Translucent beauty...  312
2 handkerchief 5hANkEtFi:f n.手帕 Joey: (singing) You've got to pick a pocket or two. Boyyyyssss, (picks a handkerchief from the pianist's pocket) you've got to pick a pocket or two..........  312
1 meteor 5mi:tjE n.流星, 大气现象 Joey: Get out! I couldn't stop if a meteor hit me.  312
4 tale teil n.故事, 坏话, 流言蜚语, 谣言, 叙述, 传说 Joey: It is me! It's a musical version of Tale of Two Cities. So I think I'm gonna sing New York, New York, and ah, oh I left My Heart in San Francisco.  312
1 adios B:5djEus int.再见, 一路平安      ADIOS=Automatic Digital Input Output System 自动数字输入输出系统 Julio: (to Jeannine) Adios.  312
3 epic 5epik n.史诗, 伟大事迹adj.英雄的, 壮丽的, 大规模的      EPIC=Earth-Pointing Instrument Carrier 指向地球的仪器运载卫星 Julio: I can write an epic poem about this lip. (grabs her lower lip)  312
9 quartet kwC:5tet n.四重奏, 四重唱, 四部合奏(唱)曲 Man: (being joined by the rest of the barbershop quartet) One, two, three...  312
3 barbershop   barbershop理发店 Man: (being joined by the rest of the barbershop quartet) One, two, three...  312
1 unpublished 5Qn5pQbliFt adj.未出版的,未出版发行的 Man: (singing) Mister Pretensous, (Monica stands up in the background) you think there's no one finer, well but your poems are unpublished, and you work in a diner.  312
1 finer 5fainE adj.好的,出色的 Man: (singing) Mister Pretensous, (Monica stands up in the background) you think there's no one finer, well but your poems are unpublished, and you work in a diner.  312
65 ralph reif, rAlf n. 拉尔夫(男子名) Mark: (reaching through the flowers) Do you have the, the Ralph Lauren file?  312
2 invoice 5invCis n.发票, 发货单, 货物v.开发票, 记清单 Mark: ...and the style number, and the invoice number, and the shipping date. Good. Any questions so far?  312
6 poetry 5pEuitri, 5pEuetri n.诗, 作诗法, 诗意, 诗情 Monica: Anyway um, when he left he forgot to take the poem with him. Now, I am like totally dense about poetry, but I think it's pretty good all right. Check it out. (hands them the poem)  312
2 dense dens adj.密集的, 浓厚的 Monica: Anyway um, when he left he forgot to take the poem with him. Now, I am like totally dense about poetry, but I think it's pretty good all right. Check it out. (hands them the poem)  312
3 poems 5pEuim, 5pEuem n.诗, 象诗一样, 美丽的东西 Monica: Y'know, so I don't read as many important books as you do, and I don't write trick poems that seem to be about one thing but are actually about something else. And y'know what, I get excited about stupid stuff, like when I my People magazine comes on Saturday, and the new Hold Everything catalog. Y'know but that does not mean that I'm empty, I care about things. I care about my friends and family. You have no right to make that kind of judgment about me.  312
8 catalog 5kAtElC^ n.目录, 目录册v.编目录 Monica: Y'know, so I don't read as many important books as you do, and I don't write trick poems that seem to be about one thing but are actually about something else. And y'know what, I get excited about stupid stuff, like when I my People magazine comes on Saturday, and the new Hold Everything catalog. Y'know but that does not mean that I'm empty, I care about things. I care about my friends and family. You have no right to make that kind of judgment about me.  312
3 poet 5pEuit, 5pEuet n.诗人 Monica: Your a poet and don't know it. (she turns away and makes a face like 'I can't believe I just said that.')  312
3 purses pE:s n.钱包 Phoebe: (entering, with about 20 purses hanging around her neck) Morning. Rach, I'm here with the purses!  312
4 magician mE5dViFEn n.善于变戏法的人, 魔术师, 术士 Phoebe: A stripper at a bachelor party, that is so clich? Why don't you get a magician?!  312
1 senorita   senoritan.小姐, 女士 Phoebe: Oh, how was last night with Julio, senorita?  312
1 vessel 5vesl n.船, 容器, 器皿, 脉管, 导管 Phoebe: What?! He was with her when he wrote this poem. Look, (reading) 'My vessel so empty with nothing inside. Now that I've touched you, you seem emptier still.' He thinks Monica is empty, she is the empty vase!  312
1 emptier 5emptaiE n.排空装置,抽空机 Phoebe: What?! He was with her when he wrote this poem. Look, (reading) 'My vessel so empty with nothing inside. Now that I've touched you, you seem emptier still.' He thinks Monica is empty, she is the empty vase!  312
3 turtles 5tE:tl n.海龟 Phoebe: Your welcome, oh please not the one with the turtles.  312
2 edd   EDDabbr.English Dialect Dictionary《英语方言词典》 Quartet: And your also bad in bedd-edd-edd!.  312
1 bedd   BEDD=basic engineering design data 基本工程设计数据 Quartet: And your also bad in bedd-edd-edd!.  312
2 loyal 5lCiEl adj.忠诚的, 忠心的 Quartet: Your loyal loving boyfriend Ross..... Ross!  312
1 shipped Fip n.船, 海船, 舰v.装上船, 航运, 载运, 在船上工作      SHIP=Ship Division of the National Physical Laboratory 国家物理实验室船舶部[英] Rachel: I think I just shipped 3,000 bras to personnel. Oh honey, I gotta go. (to Mark) Mark, I need you!  312
13 strippers 5stripE n.清除的人, 剥离器 Rachel: I'm not jealous. All right this is about, umm, people feeling certain things y'know about strippers. And y'know, and um, I...  312
3 assistants E`sIstEnt n.助手, 助教adj.辅助的, 助理的 Rachel: Oh honey, this is his office too. I told you we're Joanna's two assistants.  312
8 goofing ^u:f n.呆瓜vt.弄糟vi.混, 打发时间, 出大错 Rachel: Oh, he's just goofing around.  312
3 marking 5mB:kiN n.记号, 斑纹, 作记号, 记分 Rachel: Oh, please, Ross it was so obvious! It was like you were marking your territory. I mean you might have well have just come in and peed all around my desk!  312
3 packet 5pAkit n.小包裹, 小捆v.包装信息包 Rachel: Oh. (starts shaking the sugar down in a packet really hard.)  312
1 boree `bR:ri: n.<澳>[植]垂枝相思树粉绿相思树[澳洲土著语] Ross: Ah, yeah, yeah. Umm, we started talking after she y'know, did her thing. And it turns out she's got a boy about Ben's age, so we're taking them to a gym-boree class. Why, is that okay?  312
2 growling ^raul v.咆哮, 发牢骚地说n.咆哮声, 怨言 Ross: Hmm? Oh, yeah. (he makes a growling sound)  312
1 dickens 5dikinz n.魔鬼      Dickens  [5dikinz]  迪更斯(①姓氏 ②Charles, 1812-1870, 英国著名现实主义小说家) Ross: Mr. Dickens gets to pick 'em.  312
5 geeks ^i:k n.做低级滑稽表演的人 Ross: Oh God. Y'know, botanists are such geeks.  312
1 botanists `bCtEnIst n.植物学家 Ross: Oh God. Y'know, botanists are such geeks.  312
5 slamming 5slAmiN 砰击 Ross: Okay, bye-bye. (starts slamming the receiver down in anger.)  312
3 enthusiastic in7Wju:zi5Astik adj.热心的, 热情的 Ross: She's having lunch with him. She's having lunch with him. And you should of seen the hug she gave him when she got the job. And, and, and, (to Joey) he's really good looking. (Joey gives an enthusiastic thumbs up) What am I gonna do?  312
4 bass beis n.低音部, 男低音, 低音乐器adj.低音的      Bass  [bAs]  巴斯(厂的)啤酒 一瓶巴斯啤酒 The Bass Barber: Omm-pah, omm-pah, omm-pah.  312
3 barber 5bB:bE n.理发员, 理发师vt.为...理发, 刮脸等      Barber  [5bB:bE]  巴伯(姓氏) The Bass Barber: Omm-pah, omm-pah, omm-pah.  312
4 shelly 5Feli adj.壳的, 有壳的, 多壳的, 壳一般的, 由壳而成的 Woman: (walking up to Mark) Here's the Shelly Siegal stuff from December.  312
6 recoils ri5kCil n.畏缩, 后退, 弹回, 反作用, 后座力vi.退却, 畏缩, 弹回, 撤退, 反冲 (Joey recoils and gasps in horror.) 313
1 squishes skwiF n.咯吱声, 果酱vt.压扁, 压烂vi.咯吱吱地走 (Richard squishes a little too hard and some lands on his shirt.) 313
3 allows E5lau vt.允许, 承认 (Robert leans back on the arm of the chair and allows Chandler to see up his shorts and sees 憀ittle Robert.?Chandler is horrified by this view.) 313
1 trails treil n.踪迹, 痕迹, 形迹vt.跟踪, 追踪, 拉, 拖, 拖拉, (指植物)蔓生, 蔓延, (指人)没精打采地走 (She is rubbing his chest and her voice trails off into silence, a long pause follows.) 313
1 stocking 5stCkiN n.长袜 (They hug, and Richard notices a stocking stuck to Monica抯 back, which he removes for her.) 313
2 thorn WC:n n.[植]刺, 棘, 荆棘 [Scene: Richard抯 bedroom, Monica has covered it in rose pedals and candles. We hear Richard come in to the apartment, and Monica frantically throws the rest of the pedals on the bed, and jumps onto the bed and puts a rose in her mouth, and bites a thorn.] 313
3 pedals 5pedl n.踏板v.踩...的踏板 [Scene: Richard抯 bedroom, Monica has covered it in rose pedals and candles. We hear Richard come in to the apartment, and Monica frantically throws the rest of the pedals on the bed, and jumps onto the bed and puts a rose in her mouth, and bites a thorn.] 313
1 concealed kEn5si:l vt.隐藏, 隐蔽, 隐瞒v.隐蔽 Chandler: I抦 sorry, I抦 sorry, it just seems that Robert isn抰 as concealed in the shorts area, as ah, one may have hoped. 313
1 eclipse i5klips n.食, 日蚀, 月蚀, 蒙蔽, 衰落vt.引起日蚀, 引起月蚀, 超越, 使黯然失色 Chandler: Like an eclipse. 313
1 glory 5^lC:ri n.荣誉, 光荣 Joey: (noticing Chandler) What are you doing? (he pushes Chandler back to his side of the couch) Get back over on your side of the... (sees Robert in all his glory) Hello!! (to Robert) Hi, I抦 Joey, we haven抰 met. 313
1 blanks blANk adj.空白的, 空着的, 失色的, 没有表情的n.空白, <美> 表格 Joey: All right I抣l talk in code. (to Ross and Chandler) Remember when the kid sees those two blanks in the hallway? 313
2 explodes iks5plEud vt.使爆炸vi.爆炸, 爆发, 破除, 推翻, 激发 Joey: Hey! Mine was by accident! All right, the boiler explodes and destroys the hotel, and kills the dad. 313
1 destroys dis5trCi vt.破坏, 毁坏, 消灭v.消灭, 摧毁 Joey: Hey! Mine was by accident! All right, the boiler explodes and destroys the hotel, and kills the dad. 313
1 boiler 5bCilE n.煮器(锅,壶的统称), 汽锅, 锅炉 Joey: Hey! Mine was by accident! All right, the boiler explodes and destroys the hotel, and kills the dad. 313
1 manuscript 5mAnjuskript n.手稿, 原稿 Joey: Oh yeah! Amy just burned Jo抯 manuscript. I don抰 see how he could ever forgive her. 313
90 amy 5eimi n.艾米(女子名) Joey: Oh yeah! Amy just burned Jo抯 manuscript. I don抰 see how he could ever forgive her. 313
7 bathtub `bB:WtQb n.浴缸, 澡盆 Joey: Oooh, the next part抯 the best, when that dead lady in the bathtub... 313
1 cling kliN vi.粘紧, 附着, 紧贴, 坚持(意见), 墨守(习惯) Monica: (removes them) That抯 because I-I was just grabbing some things out of the dryer, and it抯 static cling. Or maybe it抯 just that God knew I抎 be running into you and saw an opportunity. 313
17 clerk klB:k; klE:k n.职员, 办事员, <美> 店员 Monica: (to clerk) Hi. 313
8 burger 5bE:^E n.碎肉夹饼, 各种夹饼 Monica: Oh, um, around 8:02. We ah, talked for a little while, and then um, we went out for an innocent burger. 313
1 platonic plE5tCnik adj.柏拉图哲学的, 柏拉图主义的, 理想的, 不切实际的 Monica: So, how抎 the lasagne go over? (listens) Really?! Good. So you owe me three pretty things. (listens) Yeah, I抳e been thinking a lot about you too. (listens) I know. It抯 hard this whole platonic thing. (listens) It抯 a word! 313
1 thorns WC:n n.[植]刺, 棘, 荆棘 Monica: Watch the thorns! 313
1 vowed vaJ n.誓约v.宣誓, 立誓, 发誓 Monica: Why not?! I mean this has been the most amazing week. Would it be so terrible? Even if we were friends who lived together. Or, maybe someday friends who stood up in front of their other friends, and vowed to be friends forever. 313
4 squishing skwiF n.咯吱声, 果酱vt.压扁, 压烂vi.咯吱吱地走 Monica: You say 慣hank you very much,?and then you buy me something pretty. Come on, we抮e gonna put are hands in this bowl, and we抮e gonna start squishing the tomatoes. 313
1 classics 5klAsik n.杰作, 名著adj.第一流的 Monica: You see that guy? He抯 in classics now, but y'know as soon as we leave he抯 going straight to the porn. 313
2 eyeballs 5ai7bC:l n.眼球, 眼珠子 Monica: You touch people抯 eyeballs every day and this feels weird. 313
4 shifts Fift n.移动, 轮班, 移位, 变化, 办法, 手段vt.替换, 转移, 改变, 移转, 推卸, 变速vi.转换, 移动, 转变, 推托, 变速 Monica: You would not believe my day! I had to work two shifts, and then to top it off, I lost one of my fake boobs, (opens her coat revealing a large burn mark over her left breast.) in a grill fire. 313
1 cancelling 5kAnsEliN 取消, 消除 Monica: 慍ause if you do that means you抎 be cancelling it for me, and we抮e just friends. 313
9 roller 5rEulE n.滚筒, 辊子 Phoebe: (entering, holding a pair of Roller Blades) Hi. 313
1 swims swim n.游泳, 漂浮, 潮流, 眼花adj.游泳时穿戴的vi.游泳, 游, 漂浮, 旋转, 覆盖, 充溢, 眩晕, 浸vt.游过, 使浮起adj.游泳时穿戴的 Phoebe: Oh! Since tomorrow. I met this really cute guy in the park and he like y'know, jogs, and blades, and swims, and so y'know we made a deal that抯 he抯 going to teach me all sorts of jock stuff. 313
2 jock dVCk n.苏格兰高原地方的士兵n.<美俚> (大学)运动员 Phoebe: Oh! Since tomorrow. I met this really cute guy in the park and he like y'know, jogs, and blades, and swims, and so y'know we made a deal that抯 he抯 going to teach me all sorts of jock stuff. 313
1 dainty 5deinti n.适口的食物, 美味adj.秀丽的, 优美的, 讲究的, 挑剔的, 适口的 Phoebe: Oh, I get more because I抦 dainty. 313
7 pointer 5pCintE n.指示器      Pointer  [5pCintE]  [美]西点军校学生 Phoebe: Oh, okay, I learned how to shoot a lay-up, a foul shot, and a twenty-three pointer. 313
2 foul faul adj.污秽的, 邪恶的, 肮脏的, 淤塞的, 恶劣的vt.弄脏, 妨害, 污蔑, 犯规, 淤塞vi.腐烂, 犯规, 缠结n.犯规, 缠绕adv.违反规则地, 不正当地 Phoebe: Oh, okay, I learned how to shoot a lay-up, a foul shot, and a twenty-three pointer. 313
1 masher 5mAFE n.(蔬菜, 水果)捣碎器<美俚> (尤指在公共场所)对女子调情者,调戏妇女者 Rachel: (screams and grabs a potato masher to defend herself) Sorry. I抦 sorry. 313
3 proposes prE5pEuz vt.计划, 建议, 向...提议, 求(婚)vi.打算, 求婚 Rachel: All right, okay, Laurie proposes to Jo, and she says no, even though she抯 still in love with him, and then he ends up marring Amy. 313
1 marring 5mAri vt.娶, 嫁, 和...结婚 Rachel: All right, okay, Laurie proposes to Jo, and she says no, even though she抯 still in love with him, and then he ends up marring Amy. 313
8 beth beiW, beW 希伯来语第二个字母      Beth  [beW]  n.贝丝(女子名,Eligabeth的昵称) Rachel: Eh. Beth dies. 313
1 reps reps n.条花织品之一种 Rachel: Yeah, I know. I had the greatest day though, I got to sit in on the meeting with the reps from Calvin Klien. I told my boss I liked this line of lingerie, she ordered a ton of it. How was your day? 313
3 calvin 5kAlvin n.加尔文(=Calvin John 1509-1564,法国基督教新教加尔文宗的创始人) Rachel: Yeah, I know. I had the greatest day though, I got to sit in on the meeting with the reps from Calvin Klien. I told my boss I liked this line of lingerie, she ordered a ton of it. How was your day? 313
8 walls wC:l n.墙壁, 围墙, 似墙之物adj.墙壁的vt.围以墙 Richard: (outside the bedroom) Really?! Well, it抯 just like everyone else抯 apartment. It抯 got rooms, walls, and ceilings. 313
1 vertigo 5vE:ti^Eu n.眩晕, 晕头转向 Richard: He抯 gonna go up to the counter with Citizen Kane, Vertigo, and Clockwork Orgy. (they both laugh) This is nice. 313
3 orgy 5C:dVI (=orgy ) n.纵酒狂欢, 放荡 Richard: He抯 gonna go up to the counter with Citizen Kane, Vertigo, and Clockwork Orgy. (they both laugh) This is nice. 313
3 kane kein 凯恩(①姓氏 ②Elisha Kent, 1820-1857, 美国北极探险家) Richard: He抯 gonna go up to the counter with Citizen Kane, Vertigo, and Clockwork Orgy. (they both laugh) This is nice. 313
1 clockwork 5klCkwE:k n.时钟机构 Richard: He抯 gonna go up to the counter with Citizen Kane, Vertigo, and Clockwork Orgy. (they both laugh) This is nice. 313
3 citizen 5sitizn n.市民, 公民 Richard: He抯 gonna go up to the counter with Citizen Kane, Vertigo, and Clockwork Orgy. (they both laugh) This is nice. 313
1 neighbour 5neibE n.邻居(美作:neighbor) Richard: Just your dad. (pause) Although that抯 actually racquetball. You know I-I do have a blind date with my sister抯 neighbour next Tuesday. 313
1 yawns jC:n v.打呵欠, 张开, 裂开n.呵欠 Richard: Oh shoot! Maybe next time. (yawns) Thanks for a lovely evening. (shows her out) 313
1 grope ^rEup v.n.摸索 Richard: Oh. Look, just friends, I won抰 grope you. I promise. 313
4 complement 5kCmplimEnt n.补足物, [文法]补语, [数]余角vt.补助, 补足 Richard: So when people complement me on my cooking should I, what do I say? 313
3 exclusive iks5klu:siv adj.排外的, 孤高的, 唯我独尊的, 独占的, 唯一的, 高级的 Richard: You mean like exclusive friends? 313
1 testy 5testi adj.易怒的, 暴躁的 Ross: Calm down. There抯 no reason to get testy. 313
1 complementary kRmplE5mentErI adj.补充的, 补足的 Ross: He抯 right, even if it抯 to say something complementary. (He stops and thinks about what he just said.) 313
1 nicholson 5nikElsn 尼科尔森(姓氏) Ross: Joey抯 asking if you抳e just ruined the first book he抯 ever loved that didn抰 star Jack Nicholson? 313
2 josephine 5dVEuzifi:n n. 约瑟芬(女子名) Ross: Umm, Jo抯 a girl, it抯 short for Josephine. 313
1 ouija 5wi:dVB: n.占卜板      Ouijan. 显灵板 [Scene: Monica and Rachel's, Phoebe and Monica are playing with a Ouija board, Phoebe抯 beeper goes off and Monica screams.] 314
1 slush slQF n.烂泥v.溅湿 Chandler: (sees her foot is in a slush puddle) Op, foot in a puddle, foot all in a puddle. 314
3 puddle 5pQdl n.水坑, 胶土, 污水坑, vt.搅浊, 混凝vi.捣成泥浆 Chandler: (sees her foot is in a slush puddle) Op, foot in a puddle, foot all in a puddle. 314
1 greatness 5^reItnIs n.巨大, 伟大 Chandler: Great. It was great. She抯 ah, she抯 great, great looking, great personality, she抯 greatness. 314
2 qualifies 5kwClifai v.(使)具有资格, 证明合格, 限制修饰vt.限制, 限定 Chandler: Well, y'know two regulars. And ah one that barely qualifies as... (starts to kiss her again, but she gets up.) Ahh, what? 314
1 bionic baI5RnIk adj.仿生学的,利用仿生学的 Chandler: You抮e not, what do you, what do you got a bionic foot? 314
1 odour 5EudE n.<主英>气味, 香味,臭味,意味,名声 Commercial: (in the background their singing Smelly Cat) Problem odour in the litter box? Don抰 change your kitty, change your kitty litter. 314
3 fingernails 5fIN^EneIl n.手指甲 Ginger: Ah well, it抯 nubbin. Nothing! Umm. Y'know what, I抣l see you later. Okay. (She leaves and in the hall we see her shake her shoulders like when someone runs their fingernails across a blackboard.) 314
1 blackboard 5blAkbC:d n.黑板 Ginger: Ah well, it抯 nubbin. Nothing! Umm. Y'know what, I抣l see you later. Okay. (She leaves and in the hall we see her shake her shoulders like when someone runs their fingernails across a blackboard.) 314
2 jingles 5dViN^l n.叮当声v.(使)作叮当声, (使)押韵 Joey: (to Leslie) So ah, Phoebe tells us you write jingles. 314
1 artificial 7B:ti5fiFEl adj.人造的, 假的, 非原产地的 Joey: I wish. See, I guess another thing I probably should抳e told you about Ginger is that she kinda has a ah, artificial leg. 314
1 oversizing EuvE5saiziN 选择参数的裕度 Lecturer: ....oversized bracelets, oversized earrings, oversizing of accessories in general are very popular now. 314
2 oversized 5EuvE5saiz adj.太大的n.特大型 Lecturer: ....oversized bracelets, oversized earrings, oversizing of accessories in general are very popular now. 314
2 bracelets 5breislit n.手镯 Lecturer: ....oversized bracelets, oversized earrings, oversizing of accessories in general are very popular now. 314
1 accessories 附件 Lecturer: ....oversized bracelets, oversized earrings, oversizing of accessories in general are very popular now. 314
4 sheer FiE adj.全然的, 纯粹的, 绝对的, 彻底的, 透明的, 峻峭的vi.避开, 躲避, 偏航vt.使避开, 使偏航adv.完全, 全然, 峻峭n.偏航 Lecturer: We抮e beginning to see a lot of layering of sheer fabrics and colours. For instance a sheer navy blouse over a pink.... 314
3 lecturer 5lektFErE n.演讲者, 讲师 Lecturer: We抮e beginning to see a lot of layering of sheer fabrics and colours. For instance a sheer navy blouse over a pink.... 314
1 layering `leIErIN n.压条法 Lecturer: We抮e beginning to see a lot of layering of sheer fabrics and colours. For instance a sheer navy blouse over a pink.... 314
2 fabrics 5fAbrik n.织品, 织物, 布, 结构, 建筑物, 构造 Lecturer: We抮e beginning to see a lot of layering of sheer fabrics and colours. For instance a sheer navy blouse over a pink.... 314
5 colours 5kQlE n.<英>(=color)颜色, 气色, 风格, 外貌vt.把...涂颜色, 粉饰, 脸红, 歪曲vi.变色 Lecturer: We抮e beginning to see a lot of layering of sheer fabrics and colours. For instance a sheer navy blouse over a pink.... 314
2 holes hEul n.洞, 孔, 突破口v.凿洞 Leslie: (singing) My best shoes, so good to me. I wear them everyday. Down at the heel, holes in the toes. Don抰 care what people say. My feet抯 best friends, pals to the end. With them I抦 one hot chicky. Though late one night, not much light, I.... 314
1 vlad vlAd n.弗拉德(Vladimir的昵称)(m.) Leslie: I ran into Vlad at the place where they sell the big fish, and he said you played here a lot, so umm.... 314
5 litter 5litE n.垃圾,(供动物睡眠或防冻用的)干草、树叶, (一)窝, 轿, 担架vt.乱丢, 铺草, 弄乱vi.产仔, 乱丢垃圾 Leslie: Y'know you could totally sell this. It抎 be perfect for like umm, a kitty litter campaign. 314
4 stew stju: v.炖, 焖, 受闷热n.炖肉(或菜), 闷热, 拥挤, 鱼塘, 人工养蚝场 Monica, Ross, and Joey: (joining in) Home is Home Star stew. 314
1 delicacy 5delikEsi n.微妙 Monica: Y'know those are a delicacy in India. 314
5 poisoning 5pCizniN n.中毒 Monica: You gave her food poisoning!? 314
9 sticky 5stiki adj.粘的, 粘性的 Phoebe and Leslie: (singing) Sticky shoes, sticky shoes, always make me smile. Sticky shoes, sticky shoes, next time I抣l.... avoid the..... pillleeeee. 314
1 saddest   saddestadj.(悲哀的,可怜的)sad的最高级 Phoebe: I can抰. I can抰. She dumped me, I mean I totally trusted her and then one day it was 慜kay, bye Pheebs?gone. Y'know what the saddest part is, when we were playing together, that was like the most fun I抳e ever had in like all my lives. 314
6 hidden 5hidn vbl.hide的过去分词adj.隐藏的 Phoebe: Oh no, one of those 憀ook for the hidden meaning?songs. 314
1 rhyming   rhymingn.押韵 Phoebe: Oh-ho yeah! A song with rhyming words. Oo, I never thought of that before. 314
7 millionaire 7miljE5nZE n.百万富翁, 大富豪 Phoebe: Okay, well if I was in this for the money, I抎 be a millionaire by now, y'know. You just got to get out of that jingle head sweetie. 314
10 whore hC: n.娼妓vi.卖淫 Phoebe: Okay. (singing) 慗ingle bitch screwed me over! Go to hell jingle whore! Go to hell Go to hell. Go to hell-hell-hell.?That抯 all I have so far. 314
1 unyielding Qn5ji:ldiN adj.坚硬的, 不能弯曲的, 不屈的 Phoebe: Well okay, let this be a lesson to all of you, all right. Once you, once you betray me, I become like the ice woman, y択now. Very cold, hard, unyielding, y'know nothing, nothing can penetrate this icy exterior. (to Monica) Can I have a tissue, please? 314
1 penetrate 5penitreit vt.穿透, 渗透, 看穿, 洞察vi.刺入, 看穿, 渗透, 弥漫 Phoebe: Well okay, let this be a lesson to all of you, all right. Once you, once you betray me, I become like the ice woman, y択now. Very cold, hard, unyielding, y'know nothing, nothing can penetrate this icy exterior. (to Monica) Can I have a tissue, please? 314
1 icy 5aisi adj.冰冷的, 冷淡的, 盖着冰的 Phoebe: Well okay, let this be a lesson to all of you, all right. Once you, once you betray me, I become like the ice woman, y択now. Very cold, hard, unyielding, y'know nothing, nothing can penetrate this icy exterior. (to Monica) Can I have a tissue, please? 314
3 exterior eks5tiEriE adj.外部的, 外在的, 表面的, 外交的, [建](适合)外用的n.外部, 表面, 外型 Phoebe: Well okay, let this be a lesson to all of you, all right. Once you, once you betray me, I become like the ice woman, y択now. Very cold, hard, unyielding, y'know nothing, nothing can penetrate this icy exterior. (to Monica) Can I have a tissue, please? 314
1 betray bi5trei vt.出卖, 背叛, 泄露(秘密), 露出...迹象 Phoebe: Well okay, let this be a lesson to all of you, all right. Once you, once you betray me, I become like the ice woman, y択now. Very cold, hard, unyielding, y'know nothing, nothing can penetrate this icy exterior. (to Monica) Can I have a tissue, please? 314
6 lessons 5lesn n.功课, (一节)课, 课程, 教训 Phoebe: Yeah. I actually am, yeah. Y'know life-life抯 gonna had you all kinds of stuff, y'know you learn your little lessons and hopefully you grow. Wanna hear a new song? 314
9 snoring snC:, snCE v.打鼾, 打着鼾渡过(时间)n.打鼾, 鼾声 Rachel: Nodded off!! Ross you were snoring. My father抯 boat didn抰 make that much noise when it hit rocks! 314
34 professor prE5fesE n.教授, 公开表示信仰的人 Rachel: Well okay, how about four hours in a freezing museum auditorium listening to Professor Pitstains and he抯 慔ey everybody! Remember that thing that抯 been dead for a gazillion years. Well there抯 this little bone we didn抰 know it had!? 314
26 lecture 5lektFE n.演讲, 讲稿, 谴责, 教训vt.演讲, 训诫, 说教vi.讲演 Rachel: Yeah, at the lecture, I told you that last week, you said you didn抰 mind. 314
6 insist in5sist v.坚持, 强调 Rachel: Y'know if what I do is so lame, then why did you insist on coming with me this morning? Huh? Was it so I just wouldn抰 go with Mark? 314
1 strappy `strApI adj.(鞋类或衣服)有襻的,有带子的 Ross: Come on! Forty-five minutes! Forty-five minutes the man talked about strappy backed dresses. 314
11 dresses dres n.女服, 童装, 服装, 衣服v.(给...)穿衣 Ross: Come on! Forty-five minutes! Forty-five minutes the man talked about strappy backed dresses. 314
3 haa   HAA=Heavy Anti-Aircraft 重型防空武器 Ross: Pa-haa!! I would love to go with you. 314
1 clearer 5kliErE adj.更清楚的 Ross: That抯 a little clearer. 314
1 styles stail n.风格, 时尚, 文体, 风度, 类型, 字体vt.称呼, 设计, 使合潮流使铁笔作装饰画 Ross: Yeah Pheebs, come on, you two have completely different styles. Y'know, she抯 more..(shakes his shoulders, like he抯 dancing) y'know, and you抮e more (sees the look from Phoebe and stops) 314
1 monger 5mQN^E n.商人, 贩子, 中间人vt.贩卖, 传播 Ross: Yeah, hey I-I have clothes, I even pick them out. I mean for, for all you know I could be a fashion..... monger. 314
1 parka 5pB:kE n.皮制大衣 Ross: Y'know what, 100 million people went to see a movie about what I do, I wonder how many people would go see a movie called, Jurassic Parka. 314
6 jurassic dVuE5rAsik adj.[地质]侏罗纪的, 侏罗系的n.侏罗纪 Ross: Y'know what, 100 million people went to see a movie about what I do, I wonder how many people would go see a movie called, Jurassic Parka. 314
2 ee Estonia , 爱沙尼亚      EE=Early English 早期英语 Singer: (singing) beside meeeee-eeee-ee. (everyone applauds her). 314
4 applauds E5plC:d v.拍手喝彩, 称赞, 赞同 Singer: (singing) beside meeeee-eeee-ee. (everyone applauds her). 314
10 partners 5pB:tnE n.合伙人, 股东, 舞伴, 伴侣vt.与...合伙, 组成一对vi.做伙伴, 当助手      PARTNER=Proof of Analogue ResultsthroughNumericalE-quivalent Routine 用数字等效程序验证模拟结果 Singer: Okay, my next song抯 called: Phoebe Buffay, What Can I Say. I Really Loved When We Were Singing Partners, And I Shouldn抰 Have Left You That Way. 314
5 chorus 5kC:rEs n.合唱, 合唱队, 齐声 (Both Phoebe and him are singing along and they get to the chorus.) 315
1 complements 5kCmplimEnt n.补足物, [文法]补语, [数]余角vt.补助, 补足 (Mischa does so, and Sergei complements Phoebe, and says it slowly) 315
1 insults 5insQlt n.侮辱, 凌辱vt.侮辱, 凌辱 (Sergei insults Mischa, and they get into a huge fight, in Russian.) 315
1 responds ris5pCnd v.回答, 响应, 作出反应vi.有反应 (Sergei responds.) 315
21 don dCn n.<西>君, 先生(西班牙语冠于男子姓名前), 阁下, (英国剑桥或牛津大学)指导教师vt.穿上      Don  [dCn]  n. (Sp)(置于男士名字前的尊称)先生;堂 [Scene: Central Perk, Sergei is teaching Phoebe how to sing American Pie, by Don Maclean.] 315
3 olives 5Cliv n.橄榄树, 橄榄叶, 橄榄枝, 橄榄色      Olive  [5Cliv]  n. 奥利夫(女子名) [Scene: Monica and Rachel's, Joey is taking a jar of olives out of the fridge.] 315
39 sophie 5sEufi n. 索菲(女子名) [Scene: Rachel抯 office, Rachel and a co-worker (Sophie) are dealing with the crisis.] 315
53 chloe `klEJI n.克洛伊(f.) Chandler: Come on Chloe! Finish up with your customer first. Come on Chloe! Come on Chloe!! 315
6 swimming 5swimiN n.游水, 目眩adj.游泳(者)的, 游泳(者)用的, 会游泳的 Chandler: Hey, this isn抰 like swimming after you eat, pick up the phone!! 315
1 myth miW n.神话, 神话式的人物(或事物), 虚构的故事, 荒诞的说法 Chandler: Y'know that whole swimming thing is a myth. 315
1 collating kC5leit v.比较 Chloe: And the advances in collating in the past five years, I mean we just got in an X-5000, y'know. The X-5000 makes the X-50 look like a T-71.  315
2 advances   advancesn. 接近,友好的表示;求爱 Chloe: And the advances in collating in the past five years, I mean we just got in an X-5000, y'know. The X-5000 makes the X-50 look like a T-71.  315
4 introduces 7intrE5dju:s vt.介绍, 传入, 引进, 提出 Chloe: I want you to met some friends of mine. (Introduces him to Chandler and Joey) This guy is my hero, he comes in with some stuff he wants it blown up 400%, we said we don抰 do that, and he says you gotta. And y'know what, we did it. And now anytime anybody wants 400, we just say 憀et抯 Ross it!? 315
2 blown 5blEun vbl.blow的过去分词adj.吹制的, 喘气的, 开花的 Chloe: I want you to met some friends of mine. (Introduces him to Chandler and Joey) This guy is my hero, he comes in with some stuff he wants it blown up 400%, we said we don抰 do that, and he says you gotta. And y'know what, we did it. And now anytime anybody wants 400, we just say 憀et抯 Ross it!? 315
7 philly 5fili 费城(美国城市, Philadelphia的俗称) Chloe: Relax. It抯 just Issac抯 D.J.-ing at the Philly. You should come. 315
1 presented pri5zent n.赠品, 礼物, 现在, 瞄准adj.现在的, 出席的, 当面的vt.介绍, 引见, 给, 赠送, 上演, 提出, 呈现vi.举枪瞄准 Joey: God, that would be weird it that situation presented itself tonight, huh? 315
10 itself it5self pron.它本身, 它自己 Joey: God, that would be weird it that situation presented itself tonight, huh? 315
3 believes bi5li:v v.有坚定的宗教信仰的, 相信, 信任, 认为, 想 Joey: Nothing, he抯 just really believes in that. 315
2 copying 5kCpiiN 复制,复印 Joey: Uh, y'know what, we抮e having second thoughts about our copying needs. And we抣l need a little more time to think about it. 315
1 gawk ^C:k n.呆子v.呆呆地看着 Joey: Yeah, are you just going down there to gawk at that hot girl with the belly button ring again? 315
3 tails teil n.尾部, 尾巴, 尾状物, 后部, (常用复数)(硬币)反面辫子, 踪迹, 排的长队, 限定继承权adj.在后面的, 从后面而来的, 限定继承的, 尾部的, 后面来的, 后部的vt.为...装尾, 附于其后, 尾随, 跟踪, 使搭牢, 监视, 使架住vi.成为散乱的行列, 跟踪, 嵌入, 船尾搁浅 Joey: Yeah, I guess, but what抯 like heads and what抯 tails? 315
4 languages 5lAN^widV n.语言, 语言文学, 术语, 语言表达能力, (运用语言的)方式、能力、风格, [自](机器)代码 Mischa: (to Monica) And the vet said it was time. And so from half a world away, while my Mother held the phone to his ear, I said good bye to my dog,. In seven languages. 315
2 diplomatic 7diplE5mAtik adj.外交的, 老练的 Mischa: (to Monica) I have just resigned my post. Would you care to accompany me to the Rainbow Room? I have diplomatic coupons. 315
4 coupons 5ku:pCn n.息票, 商家的优待券 Mischa: (to Monica) I have just resigned my post. Would you care to accompany me to the Rainbow Room? I have diplomatic coupons. 315
1 accompany E5kQmpEni vt.陪伴, 伴奏 Mischa: (to Monica) I have just resigned my post. Would you care to accompany me to the Rainbow Room? I have diplomatic coupons. 315
7 golden 5^EuldEn adj.金色的, 金黄色的, 贵重的, 极好的, 黄金的      Golden  [5^Euld(E)n]  戈尔登(姓氏) Mischa: (to Phoebe, very quickly) Eh, he said, thank you very much, he thinks you look very pretty tonight, your hair, golden like the sun. (to Monica) So you're a chef? 315
6 notepad   notepadn.记事本 Monica: All right ah, Ross, this is the extent of my knowledge on the subject. (holds up a notepad) Call Rachel. 315
1 extent iks5tent n.广度, 宽度, 长度, 范围, 程度, 区域, [律]<英>扣押, <美>临时所有权令 Monica: All right ah, Ross, this is the extent of my knowledge on the subject. (holds up a notepad) Call Rachel. 315
1 sharpener 5FB:pEnE n.削刀, 磨床, 磨器, 磨具 Monica: It抯 a globe and, a pencil sharpener. 315
2 maurice 5mC:ris n.男人名 Monica: Oh my God! No wonder I get such great service at Cafe Maurice. 315
1 ladybug `leIdIbQ^ n.瓢虫 Monica: Oh that抯 my doodle of a ladybug, with a top hat. (to Phoebe) She抯 fancy. 315
6 doodle 5du:dl vi.混时间, 闲荡, 涂鸦n.傻子, 乱画(或乱写)之物 Monica: Oh that抯 my doodle of a ladybug, with a top hat. (to Phoebe) She抯 fancy. 315
1 coucher 5kautFE 伏辊; 伏辊工 Monica: Oh, and I can also speak a little French. Voulez-vous coucher avec moi ce soir? (Mischa laughs) Why? What did I say? 315
1 ce IBM customer engineer  (IBM)n.[化]铈(Cerium)      Ce[化]元素铈(cerium)的符号 Monica: Oh, and I can also speak a little French. Voulez-vous coucher avec moi ce soir? (Mischa laughs) Why? What did I say? 315
11 globe ^lEub n.球体, 地球仪, 地球, 世界 Monica: Oh, but wait I do have a globe. 315
1 motherlike   motherlikeadj.母亲似的 Monica: Why? (in a motherlike tone) Do you have a report due? 315
3 nobel nEu5bel n.诺贝尔(1833-1896,瑞典化学家,工程师和实业家,按其遗嘱其遗产创设诺贝尔奖金) Monica: Wow! You might just get the first Nobel prize in rubbing. So what country is this guy from? 315
4 atlas 5AtlEs n.地图, 地图集 Phoebe: (entering) Hey. I need an atlas! I need an atlas! 315
3 fascinated 5fAsineit vt.使着迷, 使神魂颠倒vi.入迷, 极度迷人的 Phoebe: (laughing and banging her spoon on the table) Knock, knock, knock, knock, hi. Um, could you please tell Sergei that um, I was fascinated by what Boutros Boutros Gali said in the New York Times. 315
2 translates trAns5leit vt.翻译, 解释, 转化, 转变为, 调动vi.翻译, 能被译出 Phoebe: (to Mischa) Okay, y'know what, you don抰 have to do that now. (Mischa translates that to Sergei) No-no-no-no!! Not him, you don抰! (Mischa tells Sergei he can proceed and steps away) Well the moment抯 over. 315
3 diplomat 5diplEmAt n.外交官, 有外交手腕的人, 有权谋的人 Phoebe: I have a date with this diplomat I met while I was giving free massages outside the UN and, I don抰 know where his country is. 315
1 anis `B:nI 动画光标文件扩展名自动号码标识 Phoebe: Ick-neck-tree-anis..... There抯 a 慻?in there. 315
1 talky 5tC:ki adj.说话过多的, 多对话的 Phoebe: Okay, ah, before you get all talky again, umm, could you also please tell Sergei that I really like his suit. 315
3 translator trAns5leitE n.翻译者 Phoebe: Umm, well he抯 very dashing, y'know, and umm, very, very sophisticated, and he doesn抰 speak any English, but according to his translator, he totally gets me. 315
2 dashing 5dAFiN adj.活跃的, 浮华的 Phoebe: Umm, well he抯 very dashing, y'know, and umm, very, very sophisticated, and he doesn抰 speak any English, but according to his translator, he totally gets me. 315
5 accepted Ek5septid adj.一般承认的, 公认的 Phoebe: Well, tell him, apology accepted. 315
1 germans 5dVE:mEn 同父母的, 同(外)祖父母的      German  [5dVE:mEn]  n.德国人, 德语adj.德国的, 德国人的, 德语的 Phoebe: Yeah. But Sergei said it took the Germans six weeks to get all the way across it. 315
5 purchase 5pE:tFEs vt.买, 购买n.买, 购买 Rachel: (on the phone) No, no, no, I抦 looking at a purchase order right here and it clearly states that we ordered the Rivera bikini in a variety of sizes and colours. And.... (listens) What does it matter, what I抦 wearing?! Can I please speak to your supervisor? (listens) Thank you. (to Sophie) We抮e holding. 315
4 apologise E`pClEdVaIz vi.<英>=apologize Rachel: (throws her stuff down) I was gonna give you a chance to apologise to me. 315
1 deadline 5dedlain n.最终期限 Rachel: Look, I cannot do this right now, okay, I抳e got a deadline, would you just go home, I抣l talk to you later. (storms out)  315
9 treats tri:t n.宴请, 款待, 请客vt.视为, 对待, 论述, 治疗, 款待vi.交涉, 谈判, 协商, 款待, 作东      TREAT=Transient Reactor Test Facility 研究过渡过程用的实验性反应堆 Rachel: Oh, and then, we got into this big, stupid fight. I just, it was awful. I told him he treats me like a park ranger, or something, oh and then I told him I wanted to take a break, I don抰 want to take a break. 315
1 grinder 5^raindE n.磨工, 尤指磨刀具的工人, 研磨者, <美俚>脱衣舞女演员 Rachel: Well, let me just check that with what I got here, all right see 038 is not the number for (Ross starts making a lot of noise with a handheld pepper grinder) this store, 038 is Atlanta. And I...(stops and looks at Ross) 315
3 atlanta Et5lAntE 亚特兰大[美国佐治亚州首府] Rachel: Well, let me just check that with what I got here, all right see 038 is not the number for (Ross starts making a lot of noise with a handheld pepper grinder) this store, 038 is Atlanta. And I...(stops and looks at Ross) 315
3 disaster di5zB:stE n.灾难, 天灾, 灾祸 Rachel: Well, there was a disaster in shipping and I抳e got to get this order in. Honey, I抦 so sorry, but it looks like I抦 gonna be here all night. 315
1 grinding 5^raindiN adj.磨的, 磨擦的, 碾的 Ross: (stopping grinding) Pepper? 315
2 stressed stres n.重压, 逼迫, 压力, 重点, 着重, 强调, 重音vt.着重, 强调, 重读 Ross: No, hey, well, I-I completely understand. You were, you were stressed. 315
8 frozen 5frEuzn adj.冻结的, 冷冰的, 冷酷的vbl.freeze的过去分词 Ross: Okay, okay, fine, you抮e right. Let抯 ah, let抯 take a break, (goes to the door) let抯 cool off, okay, let抯 get some frozen yogart, or something.. (opens the door) 315
28 correct kE5rekt adj.正确的, 恰当的, 端正的vt.改正, 纠正, 告诫, 惩戒 Sergei: (singing) Touchet, touchet, Miss Americccan pie. (stops to correct Phoebe) Ameri-ccan. 315
2 whine (h)wain n.抱怨, 牢骚, 哀鸣vi.报怨声, 哭诉, 发牢骚, 发呜呜声vt.哀诉 (Joey laughs, pulls it off, then does a high-pitched whine.) 316
10 beating 5bi:tiN v.挫败n.打, 敲打 (Rachel picks up a newspaper and starts beating him with it.) 316
3 upright 5Qp5rait adj.垂直的, 竖式的, 正直的, 诚实的, 合乎正道的adv.笔直, 竖立着n.垂直, 竖立 (Ross sits bolt upright, without moving the covers.) 316
1 hunched hQntF n.圆形之隆起物, 肉峰, 预感, 大块vt.弯腰驼背, 弓起背部, 耸肩vi.向前移动, 隆起 [Cut to Living Room, Rachel is sleeping on the couch, Ross is gone, the rest of them can finally emerge from their cell. They all wave good bye, and start to walk quietly out, as Monica goes and puts a blanket on Rachel. Joey starts walking all hunched over and bobbing his shoulders as he goes.] 316
3 straightens 5streitn v.(使)弄直, 伸直 [Scene: Ross抯 Bedroom, Ross is waking up. He straightens himself out on the bed and puts the covers over his head.] 316
1 deathbeds 5deWbed n.临死所卧之床, 临终之时 Chandler: All right look, if you absolutely have to tell her, at least wait until the timing抯 right. And that抯 what deathbeds are for. 316
5 benefit 5benifit n.利益, 好处vt.有益于, 有助于vi.受益 Chandler: He抯 right. Nobody抯 gonna benefit, and you抮e just gonna hurt her. 316
11 mature mE5tjuE adj.成熟的, 到期的, 充分考虑的, (票据等)到期的vt.使成熟vi.成熟, 到期 Chandler: Oh, that抯 mature. 316
2 treated 5tri:tid 已处理过的, 精制过的, 加工过的 Chandler: Yeah, well I don抰 think you can make that statement, unless you抳e been kicked in an area that God only meant to be treated nicely. 316
4 nicely 5naisli adv.精细地 Chandler: Yeah, well I don抰 think you can make that statement, unless you抳e been kicked in an area that God only meant to be treated nicely. 316
8 trail treil n.踪迹, 痕迹, 形迹vt.跟踪, 追踪, 拉, 拖, 拖拉, (指植物)蔓生, 蔓延, (指人)没精打采地走 Joey: All right, okay, now, we just have to make sure she doesn抰 find out some other way. (spins the chair around so that Ross is facing him) Did you think about the trail? 316
1 telepathic 7teli5pAWik adj.心灵感应术的 Joey: Oh man, pizza? I like pizza. (makes like he is trying to send a telepathic message to Rachel) Put olives on the pizza. 316
1 substances 5sQbstEns n.物质, 实质, 主旨      Substancen. 物质,物 Monica: Hello! Organic substances recently discovered in the depths of the rain forest! 316
2 organic C:5^Anik adj.器官的, 有机的, 组织的, 建制的 Monica: Hello! Organic substances recently discovered in the depths of the rain forest! 316
1 depths depW n.深, 深度, 深奥, 深刻 Monica: Hello! Organic substances recently discovered in the depths of the rain forest! 316
1 zine zin n.<美口>=Fanzine Monica: No. It was painful. Oh my God , they should call it Pain-zine, now with a little wax. 316
3 waxing 5wAksiN vbl.上蜡 Monica: Okay, all right don抰 judge me to much. Okay? Um, but I saw this info-mercial, and um, I swear to you I have never-ever bought anything on TV before, except for this mop. But there was this stuff on leg waxing, it just, it looked so amazing.... 316
1 deadened 5dedEnd 污染不能起汞齐作用的 Monica: That抯 because their nerves are probably deadened from being so stupid. But hey, y'know if you don抰 believe me, please, by my guest. 316
5 strips strip vt.剥, 剥去n.条, 带 Phoebe: (reading from the instructions) After applying the Waxine and linen strips to leg number one,  316
3 linen 5linin n.亚麻布, 亚麻制品, 亚麻纤维制成的优质纸adj.亚麻布制的, 亚麻的 Phoebe: (reading from the instructions) After applying the Waxine and linen strips to leg number one,  316
2 nighties 5naiti n.睡衣 Phoebe: Huh, well, the girls in the satin nighties on the commercial don抰 seem to think it抯 that bad. 316
7 picturing 5piktFE n.画, 图画, 照片, 像, 美景, 描述, 相似物, 化身vt.画, 描绘 Rachel: (crying) No. I can抰, you抮e a totally different person to me now. I used to think of you as somebody that would never, ever hurt me, ever. God, and now I just can抰 stop picturing with her, I can抰, (Ross stands up and backs away) it doesn抰 matter what you say, or what you do, Ross. It抯 just changed, everything. Forever. 316
2 jeopardising   jeopardisev.使受危险, 危及 Rachel: And yet she was worth jeopardising our relationship!!  316
4 nor nC: conj.也不      NOR  [nC:]  (=Not or)[计]“或非”, “非或” Rachel: That is neither here nor there. 316
1 writhing raiT v.翻腾 Rachel: You knew that our hot, sweaty, writhing bodies were.... 316
1 technicality tekni5kAliti n.专门性, 学术性 Rachel: You think you抮e gonna get out of this on a technicality? 316
2 devastated 5devEsteit vt.毁坏 Ross: (covering his ears and screaming) La-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la! Okay, okay, yeah, I would have been devastated but, I would still want to be with you. Because it抯, I mean it抯 you. 316
2 tighter taIt adj.紧的, 绷紧的, 紧密的, 不漏水(不透气)的, 由压迫产生的, 困难的, 吝啬的, 严厉的adv.紧紧地 Ross: (seeing the thumbs up) Ahhhh!! (Hugs Rachel tighter.) 316
3 agreeing E5^ri: vi.同意, 赞成...的意见, 与...一致, 承认, 适合vt.同意      AGREE=Advanced Ground Receiving Equipment Experiment高级地面接收设备试验([美], NASA和[日]NHK) Ross: I抦 agreeing with you. Did you, listen, did you happen to tell Phoebe yet? 316
1 jeopardise   jeopardisev.使受危险, 危及 Ross: Look, I didn抰 think there was a relationship to jeopardise. I thought we were broken up.  316
2 anchovies 5AntFEvi n.凤尾鱼 Ross: No anchovies. 316
2 rebuild 5ri:5bild v.重建, 改造, 复原, 重新组建 Ross: What?! Look, we抮e trying to rebuild a relationship here, right. How am I supposed to do that here, without being totally honest with each other? 316
2 plops plCp n.扑通声, 坠落adv.扑通一声地vt.使掉下vi.扑通落下 Ross: Yeah, okay. (he plops down into one of the leather chairs, with the footrest extended.) 316
2 sprints sprint v.疾跑美国著名的通讯公司      SPRINT=Solid Propellant Rocket Intercept Missile 固体(燃料)推进火箭截击导弹 [Joey gets out and sprints to the bathroom and Chandler follows with a cigarette in his hands.] 317
3 discovers dis5kQvE vt.发现, 发觉v.发现 [Ross tries to start the truck, and discovers the battery抯 dead.] 317
2 kneeling ni:l vi.跪下 [Scene: The rest stop, the gang is still stuck, Chandler is kneeling at the rear bumper.] 317
5 briefly 5brIflI adv.暂时地, 简要地 [They stop briefly to look at Chandler, but then start fighting again.] 317
2 sulk sQlk n.生气, 愠怒, 愠怒的人v.生气, 愠怒 Carol: Listen, we both know you抮e gonna do it 慶ause you抮e not a jerk. Okay? So you can either sulk here for a half hour and then go pick them up, or save us both time and sulk in the car. 317
6 effort 5efEt n.努力, 成就 Chandler: Guys, guys, guess who I am?! (starts dancing around in an effort to stop the fighting.) 317
1 brace breis n.支柱, 带子, 振作精神vt.支住, 撑牢, 振作起来, 奋起adj.曲柄的v.支持 Chandler: Here we go. Okay, brace yourselves. 317
2 lung lQN n.肺, 呼吸器, 肺脏 Chandler: I have the lung capacity of a two year old. (starts to light another cigarette.) 317
1 capacity kE5pAsiti n.容量, 生产量, 容量, 智能, 才能, 能力, 接受力, 地位 Chandler: I have the lung capacity of a two year old. (starts to light another cigarette.) 317
1 winters 5wintE n.冬, 冬季, 萧条期, 衰退期adj.冬天的vt.对...进行冬天保护vi.过冬 Chandler: I was being Shelly Winters from The Poseidon Adventure. 317
1 poseidon pC5saidEn n.海神 Chandler: I was being Shelly Winters from The Poseidon Adventure. 317
4 compromise 5kCmprEmaiz n.妥协, 折衷v.妥协, 折衷, 危及...的安全 Chandler: Ladies, ladies, let抯 just compromise okay? Phoebe, Rachel take off Monica抯 bra. 317
1 sparrow 5spArEu n.[鸟]麻雀 Chandler: Nope, hymn 253, His Eyes Are On The Sparrow! When my parents got divorced is when I started using humour as a defence mechanism. (answers the door and it抯 Rachel again.) 317
1 hymn him n.赞美诗, 圣歌v.唱赞美歌 Chandler: Nope, hymn 253, His Eyes Are On The Sparrow! When my parents got divorced is when I started using humour as a defence mechanism. (answers the door and it抯 Rachel again.) 317
7 nicest nais adj.美好的, 和蔼的, 正派的, 细微的, 挑剔的, 精密的, 拘泥的      Nice  [ni:s]  尼斯(法国港市) Chandler: Okay, now let抯 decide who has the nicest ass. 317
2 unsettling 5Qn5setliN 使人不安的 (消息)混乱的 Chandler: Well it抯 very unsettling. 317
1 littered 5litE n.垃圾,(供动物睡眠或防冻用的)干草、树叶, (一)窝, 轿, 担架vt.乱丢, 铺草, 弄乱vi.产仔, 乱丢垃圾 Chandler: Well, I thought if I littered, that crying Indian might come by and save us. 317
3 recorded   recorded已记录的 Chandler: Yeah, he抯 really excited about it too, he even recorded show times on his answering machine. 317
1 kidnap 5kidnAp vt.诱拐(小孩), 绑架, 勒赎 Chandler: Y'know what this is like? This is like when my parents got divorced. Man, I hope Ross doesn抰 try to kidnap me after Cub Scouts. 317
4 smokey `smEJkI adj.冒烟的, 烟状的, 烟熏味的      Smokey  [5smEuki]  护林熊(森林防火标志, 是一头穿着护林人员制服的漫画熊) Joey: Oh yeah, Smokey Joe here got half way to the highway and collapsed. 317
3 highway 5haiwei n.公路, 大路 Joey: Oh yeah, Smokey Joe here got half way to the highway and collapsed. 317
1 collapsed kE5lAps n.倒塌, 崩溃, 失败, 虚脱vi.倒塌, 崩溃, 瓦解, 失败, 病倒 Joey: Oh yeah, Smokey Joe here got half way to the highway and collapsed. 317
1 helicopters 5helikCptE n.直升(飞)机, 直升机 Joey: That抯 慼elp?spelled backwards so that the helicopters can read it from the air! 317
4 forgiven   forgivenvbl.forgive的过去分词 Joey: Well, I guess he says that because they were on a break when it happened, that she should of forgiven him by now. 317
1 tinted   tinted带色彩的 Joey: What? Mine aren抰 tinted. 317
3 therefore 5TZEfC: adv.因此, 所以 Joey: Whoever has the biggest boobs, has the biggest bra, therefore has the biggest wire. 317
5 pees pi: n.小便撒尿vi.小便撒尿 Monica: (getting out) No, Rachel never pees in public restrooms. 317
1 tampons 5tAmpEn n.棉球, 止血垫vt.用棉塞住 Monica: (running over to stop Rachel) Hey Rach, the tampons here are only a penny. Let抯 stock up. (takes her into the bathroom) 317
1 unscheduled Qn5Fedju:ld adj.不按时间表的 Monica: No Chandler no! No unscheduled stops. You can go when we stop for gas. 317
2 fudge fQdV n.梦话, 胡话, 纸中另版插印记事int.胡说八道!vi.蒙混, 逃避责任vt.粗制滥造, 捏造 Monica: No! We抮e gonna have fun. We can make fudge! 317
1 skedaddle ski5dAdl n.逃走vi.逃走 Phoebe: (turning around and picking a cup off of a table) Oh, hey, look, I found coffee! (handing her the cup) Okay, let抯 skedaddle. 317
3 triple 5tripl n.三倍数, 三个一组adj.三倍的vt.三倍与vi.增至三倍 Phoebe: Okay, yeah. (to Monica and Rachel) Triple A can pick us up. 317
1 highness 5hainis n.高, 高度, 高位, 殿下 Phoebe: Okay, your highness. 317
1 sputters 5spQtE n.喷溅声, 劈啪声, 急语, 咕哝vi.唾沫飞溅, 发劈啪声, 急忙地讲vt.喷出, 飞溅出, 气急败坏地说 Phoebe: Okay. (The car moves a few feet and sputters to a stop.) Oh, no! 317
1 unsupported 5QnsE5pC:tid adj.无支持的, 无支援的 Phoebe: Okay. Good, all right, let抯 get back in the car, 慶ause it抯 freezing, and my chest is unsupported. 317
4 rodeo rEu5deiEu n.<美> 为打烙印而赶拢牧牛, 牛仔竞技表演vi.<美> 参加竞技 Phoebe: Or, or the rodeo!! 317
8 unreasonable Qn5ri:znEbl adj.不讲道理的, 不合理的, 过度的, 不切实际的 Phoebe: Whoa!! He is soo unreasonable! God, although I think I understand what he means. Oh my God, this is like 60 Minutes, okay, when, when, at first you抮e really mad at that pharmaceutical company for making the drug and then y'know you just feel bad for the people because they needed to make their hair grow. 317
1 pharmaceutical 7fB:mE5sju:tikEl n.药物adj.制药(学)上的 Phoebe: Whoa!! He is soo unreasonable! God, although I think I understand what he means. Oh my God, this is like 60 Minutes, okay, when, when, at first you抮e really mad at that pharmaceutical company for making the drug and then y'know you just feel bad for the people because they needed to make their hair grow. 317
5 drug drQ^ n.药, 麻药, 麻醉药, 滞销货vi.<俗> 吸毒vt.使服毒品, 毒化 Phoebe: Whoa!! He is soo unreasonable! God, although I think I understand what he means. Oh my God, this is like 60 Minutes, okay, when, when, at first you抮e really mad at that pharmaceutical company for making the drug and then y'know you just feel bad for the people because they needed to make their hair grow. 317
3 heels hi:l n.脚后跟, 踵, 跟部 Rachel: And heels. 317
2 st Sao Tome & Principe , 圣多美和普林西比      ST=Shipping Ticket 装货单 Rachel: What, no, no, no, mine are deceptively small I mean, I-I-I actually sometimes, st-stuff my bra. 317
1 deceptively   deceptivelyadv.迷惑地, 虚伪地 Rachel: What, no, no, no, mine are deceptively small I mean, I-I-I actually sometimes, st-stuff my bra. 317
1 skier `skaIE(r) n.滑雪的人 Rachel: Why would you even want to come Ross? You抮e a horrible skier. 317
1 mosey 5mEuzi vi.漫步, 徘徊, 匆匆离去 Ross: He is saving your butt, ah, unless of course I抦 stepping on some toes here, in which case I can just mosey on, I抳e got plenty of people to help on the Interstate. 317
1 interstate 7intE(:)5steit adj.州际的 Ross: He is saving your butt, ah, unless of course I抦 stepping on some toes here, in which case I can just mosey on, I抳e got plenty of people to help on the Interstate. 317
1 marathon 5mArEWEn n.[体]马拉松赛跑(全长42,195米), 耐力的考验 Ross: Oh hey, hey, huh, how about this weekend we have a laser disc marathon okay, and maybe a tournament on my new dart board? Huh, huh, what do you think? (in an Irish accent) Two days of darts, it抣l be great! 317
1 skimp skimp v.节约使用 Ross: Oh, great! Listen, oh I had to get you a whole new battery. I got you the best one I could, 慶ause that抯 not where you want to skimp. 317
4 battery 5bAtEri n.电池, 殴打 Ross: Oh, great! Listen, oh I had to get you a whole new battery. I got you the best one I could, 慶ause that抯 not where you want to skimp. 317
2 lasts lB:st adj.最后的, 临终的, 末尾的, 最近的, 结论性的vi.持续, 支持, 维持vt.使维持, 楦adv.最后, 后来n.最后, 末尾, 临终, 鞋楦头 Ross: Umm, candles, champagne, yeah anniversaries are great. 慍ause you know love lasts forever, y'know. Nothing like it in this lifetime, money in the bank, so Rachel and I broke up. 317
1 anniversaries 7Ani5vE:sEri n.周年纪念 Ross: Umm, candles, champagne, yeah anniversaries are great. 慍ause you know love lasts forever, y'know. Nothing like it in this lifetime, money in the bank, so Rachel and I broke up. 317
5 calms kB:m adj.(天气、海洋等)静的, 平静的, 镇静的, 沉着的v.(使)平静, (使)镇定, 平息 Ross: We were on a break!!! Okay!! (grabs the phone) We were, we were..., (calms down) yeah. Where are you? I抣l find you. (hangs up) 317
2 hostages 5hCstidV n.人质, 抵押品 Ross: Well, oh just ah, I was just wondering, when you and I split up, did you get the tape that was half the last episode of M*A*S*H and half the hostages coming home? 317
17 goldberg `^EJldb\:^ n.<美俚>(尤指在黑人聚居区开店或雇用黑人的)犹太老板 Written by: Scott Silveri & Shana Goldberg-Meehan 317
1 hiss his v.嘶嘶作声, 用嘘声表示 (They both growl and hiss at each other and then kiss passionately again.) 318
1 growl ^raul v.咆哮, 发牢骚地说n.咆哮声, 怨言 (They both growl and hiss at each other and then kiss passionately again.) 318
1 coliseum 7kCli5siEm n.大体育馆, 大剧场,大公共娱乐场 [Cut to a shot of the coliseum in Rome, Italy.] 318
1 centre 5sentE n.中心, 中央, 中心区v.集中 [Scene: Chandler and Joey's, it抯 the middle of the night. Joey is walking into the living room, and runs into the entertainment centre.] 318
1 lectured 5lektFE n.演讲, 讲稿, 谴责, 教训vt.演讲, 训诫, 说教vi.讲演 [Scene: Chandler and Joey's, Ross and Joey are being lectured by Phoebe.] 318
1 participating 多方 一起参加的 (股票等)持有人有权分享利益的 -tive [Scene: Pete抯 office, he is participating in a conference call with three other employees, each of whom are on a different TV screen that he controls with a remote.] 318
3 employees 7emplCi5i:, im5plCii n.职工, 雇员, 店员 [Scene: Pete抯 office, he is participating in a conference call with three other employees, each of whom are on a different TV screen that he controls with a remote.] 318
5 controls kEn5trol n.控制, 支配, 管理, 调节, 抑制, 控制器, 调节装置vt.控制, 支配, 管理(物价等), 操纵, 抑制 [Scene: Pete抯 office, he is participating in a conference call with three other employees, each of whom are on a different TV screen that he controls with a remote.] 318
1 stylish 5stailiF adj.时髦的, 漂亮的, 流行的 Alice: Oh no-no, never say that. If we can抰 get it out then we can cut around the stain, add a little lace, you make a stylish throw. 318
8 feminine 5feminin adj.妇女(似)的, 娇柔的, 阴性的, 女性的 Chandler: (in a feminine way) Oh my God! (and he jumps all around) 318
5 becker bek n.点头示意, 招手示意, 小河      Beck  [bek]  贝克(女子名, Rebecca的昵称) Chandler: (reading the check) Pete Becker. Pete?(quickly grabs a magazine and opens it up to show her a picture) (pointing to the picture) Is this him? 318
10 invented in5vent vt.发明, 创造v.发明 Chandler: This guy invented Moss 865! Every office in the world uses that program! 318
2 chap tFAp n.<俗>伙伴, 家伙, 小伙子, 颚, 颊v.(使)皲裂 Chandler: Y'know, I forgot the combination to this about a year ago? I just carry it around. Do you have any Chap Stick? 318
73 alice 5Alis n.艾丽丝(女子名) Frank: (entering with his fianc閑 Alice, who is obviously much, much older than he is) Hey! Hey! This is ah, my fianc閑, Mrs. Knight. (he points out Phoebe to her) 318
1 vandalism 5vAndElIz(E)m n.故意破坏艺术的行为      Vandalism  [5vAndElizm]  汪达尔人的行为或作风 Frank: Ah, oh, the ah, vandalism. 318
3 smelled smel n.气味, 臭味, 嗅觉v.嗅, 闻到, 散发(...的)气味, 有(...的)气味 Frank: Oh well, um, your, your laundry just smelled so good, that I thought I抎 curl up in it. Is that all right? 318
7 storm stC:m n.暴风雨, 暴风雪v.狂怒咆哮abbr.[军] Sensor,Tank,Off-Route Mine, 路外反坦克雷传感器 Frank: Wait, y'know what, I-I came to you because I thought you抎 understand! Oh no!! Y'know, I would storm out of here right now if-if I had some money, or a place to go? 318
4 ec ek [域] Ecuador , 厄瓜多尔      ECabbr. 欧共体(European Community) Frank: Well um, I was in ah Mrs. Knight抯 ah, I mean Alice, sorry, Alice, I always do that. I was in her ah, Home Ec class. 318
3 immature 7imE5tjuE adj.不成熟的, 未完全发展的 Frank: Well, we got into a fight 慶ause ah, she said I was to immature to get married. 318
7 porch pC:tF n.门廊, 走廊 Frank: Well, you, wait no, my Mother didn抰 want us to be together, but the worst thing she ever did was tie me to the porch.  318
1 punctured 具刻点的 Frank: Y'know, I just was finally happy y'know. For the first time in my life! After my Dad left me, and then, and then getting arrested for stealing those birds, and then, and then the whole punctured lung thing! I can, it抯 still really hard to take deep breaths in cold weather, but with Alice all that stuff kinda went away. And now it抯, and now it抯 gone and I don抰 know why! 318
2 breaths breW n.呼吸, 气息, 气味, 空气, 微风, 暂停, 瞬间 Frank: Y'know, I just was finally happy y'know. For the first time in my life! After my Dad left me, and then, and then getting arrested for stealing those birds, and then, and then the whole punctured lung thing! I can, it抯 still really hard to take deep breaths in cold weather, but with Alice all that stuff kinda went away. And now it抯, and now it抯 gone and I don抰 know why! 318
1 suckle 5sQkl vt.哺乳, 养育, 吮吸vi.吸奶 Gunther: Oh dark mother, once again I suckle at your smokey tit. (hands Chandler back the cigarette.) 318
4 deeper di:p adj.深的, 纵深的, 远离中心的, 深奥的, 难懂的, (指人)诡计多端的, 低沉的(声音)adv.深入地, 迟n.深渊, 深处 Hypnosis Tape: You are falling fast asleep. Deeper. Deeper. Deeper. You are now completely asleep. You don抰 need to smoke. Cigarettes don抰 control you. You are a strong, confident woman, who does not need to smoke. A strong, confident woman. 318
12 confident 5kCnfidEnt adj.自信的, 确信的 Hypnosis Tape: You are falling fast asleep. Deeper. Deeper. Deeper. You are now completely asleep. You don抰 need to smoke. Cigarettes don抰 control you. You are a strong, confident woman, who does not need to smoke. A strong, confident woman. 318
4 practising 5prAktis v.练习, 实习, 实践, 实行, 操持(专业等), 竭力想, 利用(某人之轻信等), 实施 Joey: Oh, nothing, no. It抯 an acting exercise, I抦 practising my fake laugh. 318
2 exercise 5eksEsaiz n.练习, 习题, 训练, 锻炼, 演习v.训练, 锻炼vt.行使, 使担扰 Joey: Oh, nothing, no. It抯 an acting exercise, I抦 practising my fake laugh. 318
2 nudes nju:d adj.裸体的, 裸的, 与生俱有的, 无装饰的n.裸体画, 裸体 Joey: So, we抮e walking down the street and I turn to you and I say, 揌ey, let抯 go hang out at Totally Nude Nudes,?remember? And then, and then, you turn to me and say, 揘ah, let抯 just hang out at your place.?Well, that was a nice move dumb ass.  318
6 inviting in5vaitiN adj.引人动心的, 有魅力的 Monica: And that抯 why, I抦 not inviting you in for a drink. (starts to leave) Bye. 318
3 topic 5tCpik n.话题, 主题 Monica: Haven抰 you and I covered that topic? 318
1 loon lu:n n.懒人, 笨蛋, [动物]潜鸟 Monica: Okay, umm, you抮e a loon. 318
2 clinton `klIntEn n.克林顿(m.) Monica: That抯 Bill Clinton. 318
4 tax tAks n.税, 税款, 税金vt.对...征税, 使负重担, 指控, 责备 Monica: You抮e supposed to double the tax. Not double the tax of Romania. I mean, what抯-what抯 the deal? Are you, are you trying to buy me? Is this the way you get girls to go out with you? 318
2 romania rEu5meinjE n.[国名] 罗马尼亚(欧洲巴尔干半岛东北部国家) Monica: You抮e supposed to double the tax. Not double the tax of Romania. I mean, what抯-what抯 the deal? Are you, are you trying to buy me? Is this the way you get girls to go out with you? 318
1 encourage in5kQridV vt.鼓励, 怂恿v.鼓励, 鼓励 Monica: 慍ause I don抰 want to encourage this kind of behaviour. 318
3 plain plein n.平原, 草原adj.简单的, 明白的, 平常的, 清晰的, 普通的, 朴素的adv.清楚地n.[计] 无格式 Pete: Well, if that were true, I抎 dating my Aunt Ruth. And the two times we went out were just plain awkward. (to Rachel) Come on, you think she should go out with me, don抰 you? 318
27 cheesecake 5tFi:zkeIk n.酪饼, (由干酪,蛋和糖等混合后焙制而成)半裸体或露出曲线美的女人照片 Pete: Yeah, a slice of cheesecake and-and a date if you抮e given?慹m out. 318
4 heather 5heTE n.石南花adj.杂色的, 似石南的      Heathern. 希瑟(女子名) Phoebe: All right, y'know forget hypnosis. The way to quit smoking is you have to dance naked in a field of heather, and then bath in the sweat of six healthy young men. 318
1 economics 7i:kE5nCmiks, 7ekE- n.经济学 Phoebe: But, I mean, do you think he抯 gonna enjoy it when he抯 up to his elbows in the diapers from all the babies they have to have right away?! This is not fair to Frank, (she walks behind them again, and hey again turn to follow her) and it-it抯 not fair to the babies, and y'know what, it抯 not good home economics. 318
4 moans mEun n.呻吟, 哀悼, 呼啸vi.发出呻吟声, 抱怨, 哀悼vt.呻吟 Phoebe: That抯 right, exactly. (sees them) All right, it抯 a good bye kiss, that抯 good. (Frank picks Alice up and they move to the couch) Bye-bye. (They both lie down on the couch and start to make out.) Okay, no, the important thing is that you see what I抦 saying, y'know, just y'know, this is clearly wrong. (They ignore her) Okay, I抳e decided I抦 gonna let this happen! Okay, can I just get my purse? (She reaches in and Alice moans) Okay, all right, good. (leaves). 318
1 disarray 7disE5rei v.混乱 Rachel: (laughs) Well, I mean, are you sure you want to go out with her? I mean that ain抰 a pretty picture in the morning, y択now what I mean. That wig all in disarray, and boobs flung over the night stand, y'know.  318
4 walker 5wC:kE n.徒步者, 常散步的人, 参加竞走者      Walker  [5wC:kE]  [俚](表示不相信)不会吧! 沃克(姓氏) Rachel: Monica, last Saturday night, what happened on Walker: Texas Ranger? 318
4 texas 5teksEs [美](内河轮船的)最高甲板舱, 高级房舱(包括事务室, 其前部或顶部为驾驶室或领港室)      Texas  [5teksEs]  n.德克萨斯州(美国州名) Rachel: Monica, last Saturday night, what happened on Walker: Texas Ranger? 318
1 hypnotised `hIpnEtaIz v.<主英> = hypnotize Rachel: Ross, I watched you get hypnotised in Atlantic City. 318
2 cassette kB:5set n.盒子, 盒式磁带 Rachel: Well, I抦 really sick of your smoking, so I brought something that is going to help you quit. (hands him an audio cassette) 318
3 audio 5C:diEu adj.音频的, 声频的, 声音的 Rachel: Well, I抦 really sick of your smoking, so I brought something that is going to help you quit. (hands him an audio cassette) 318
1 hypnotise `hIpnEtaIz v.<主英> = hypnotize Ross: Hey, that guy did not hypnotise me! Okay. 318
1 scoops sku:p n.铲子v.掘, 挖 Ross: Sorry. (To remedy that, Ross scoops the cinnamon off of the top with his hand.) 318
14 chicks tFik n.即将孵出或刚孵出的小鸟, (尤指)小鸡 Ross: Yeah, he-he抯 right, he抯 right. This is your time y'know, yeah, you抮e young, you抮e-you抮e weird, chicks dig that. 318
10 hypnosis hip5nEusis n.催眠状态, 催眠 The One With The Hypnosis Tape 318
1 posses   possabbr. 1.可能的 (possible) 2.所有格的 (possessive)      POSS=Passive Optical (Satellite) Surveillance System 被动式光学(卫星)监视系统 (He takes the scissors, cuts the ribbon, shakes her hand, posses for the picture, and leaves.) 319
1 braking 5breikiN 刹车, 制动, (用闸)减速 (She抯 interrupted by a loud crash and the sound of braking dishes. Followed quickly by another crash. Everyone turns and looks at the back room, as Gunther emerges.) 319
1 eavesdrops 5i:vzdrRp v.偷听n.屋檐水 [Scene: Central Perk, Rachel is telling Phoebe about Mark, as Gunther eavesdrops behind them.] 319
2 macbeth mEk5beW n.麦克白(莎士比亚悲剧《麦克白》主人公) Chandler: Ah, Sliced Bread, a wonderful Lady MacBeth. 319
1 inventor In5ventE(r) n.发明家 Chandler: And the inventor of the door rests happily in his grave. 319
1 pigtails 5pi^7teil n.猪尾, 辫子 Chandler: Hey, you have nothing but talk about her for the last 48 hours! If you were in a school yard you抎 be pulling her pigtails and pushing her down now! 319
1 gunfighter   gunfighter枪战能手 Chandler: I don抰 think this town is big enough for both of us to relax in. (He blows on his hand) Draw!! (He quickly pulls the lever to raise the foot rest, like a gunfighter in a Western.)  319
3 loveable   loveableadj.可爱的, 惹人爱的 Chandler: It抯 possible. You are very loveable, I抎 miss you if I broke up with you. (Ross glares at him) I was just trying to be supportive. 319
2 troopers 5tru:pE(r) n.骑兵, 骑警, 伞兵 Chandler: Life-sized Imperial Storm Troopers from Sharper Image? 319
3 sized 5saizd adj.有...大小的 Chandler: Life-sized Imperial Storm Troopers from Sharper Image? 319
1 sharper 5FB:pE n.磨具, 削具, (赌博中的)骗子 Chandler: Life-sized Imperial Storm Troopers from Sharper Image? 319
1 imperial im5piEriEl adj.皇帝的 Chandler: Life-sized Imperial Storm Troopers from Sharper Image? 319
4 snooty 5snu:ti adj.傲慢的, 自大的, 鄙视别人的 Chandler: Mr. Millionaire, new from Snooty Playthings! Third wife sold separately. 319
2 separately 5sepErEtlI adv.个别地分离地 Chandler: Mr. Millionaire, new from Snooty Playthings! Third wife sold separately. 319
8 phil fil n.菲尔(Philip的昵称)(m.) Chandler: No, it抯 not like, like Phil Spiderman. He抯 a spider, man. Y'know like ah, like Goldman is a last name, but there抯 no Gold Man. 319
4 subletting 5sQb5let v.转租n.转租的房屋 Chandler: She抯 moving on! Okay, if it抯 not this guy, it抯 gonna be somebody else! And unless you抮e thinking about subletting my peep hole, you are going to have to get used to the fact that the relationship is over! Okay, man? It抯 over. 319
2 slower   slowerv.减慢 Chandler: You slept with somebody three hours after you thought you broke up. I mean bullets have left guns slower! 319
2 baddie 5bAdi n.坏人, (尤指电影中之)恶人 Joey: (entering, dancing and singing) Oh mommie, oh daddie, I am a big old baddie! Oh mommie, oh daddie, I am a big old baddie! (He dances around the dinner table and exits) 319
1 datable 5deitEbl adj.可确定时代的n.按日计工资 Joey: Dr. Drake Remoray. Days of Our Lives. Voted most datable neurosurgeon by Teen Beat. 319
11 member 5membE n.成员, 会员, 议员, (人或动, 植物的)一部分, [语]子句, 成分, [逻]推论的命题 Joey: Good. (He sets his stuff down and starts talking to Kate, another cast member.) Hey. 319
100 kate keit n.Catherine 的昵称 Joey: Good. (He sets his stuff down and starts talking to Kate, another cast member.) Hey. 319
2 focused 5fEukEst 聚焦的 Joey: Hey, Chandler, can we please stay focused on my problem here?! Y'know? 319
1 yale jeil n.耶鲁 Joey: Just because she went to Yale drama, she thinks she抯 like the greatest actress since, since, sliced bread! 319
2 sliced slais n.薄片, 切片, 一份, 部分, 片段v.切(片) Joey: Just because she went to Yale drama, she thinks she抯 like the greatest actress since, since, sliced bread! 319
5 drama 5drB:mE n.(在舞台上演的)戏剧, 戏剧艺术 Joey: Just because she went to Yale drama, she thinks she抯 like the greatest actress since, since, sliced bread! 319
7 chicago Fi5kB:^Eu n.芝加哥(美国中西部一大城市) Joey: Oh, oh, I got it! Pete-Chicago. 319
2 adrienne 5eidrien n.艾德丽安(f.) Joey: Oh, so you抮e playing Adrienne, huh? 319
1 scenarios si5nB:riEu n.想定游戏的关,或是某一特定情节 Joey: Oh, yeah?! Then how come I keep thinking about her in all these sexual scenarios and stuff huh?! 319
3 believing bi5li:viN adj.有信仰的 Joey: See, I actually can pour milk, but I got you believing that I couldn抰. Now, see, that抯 acting. 319
10 vic vik n.V字队形飞行      VIC= Vaporized Corrosion Inhibitor 汽化腐蚀抑制剂 Kate: Happy?! Is that what I抦 supposed to be Vic? Happy? 319
21 miller 5milE n.磨坊主, 面粉厂主, 碾磨工, 铣工, [昆]蛾      Miller  [5milE]  米勒(①姓氏 ②William, 1782-1849, 美国宗教领袖, 耶稣再临派教会创始人) Kate: Hi, nice to meet you. Kate Miller.  319
1 psyche 5psaiki(:) n. 1.心智 2.灵魂;精神      Psyche  [`psaIkI]  n.灵魂, 心灵, 精神 Kate: Oh, yeah. I love Jennifer Van Murray抯 work. She抯 so brilliantly incisive when it comes to deconstructing the psyche of the American middle class. 319
26 jennifer 5dVenifE n. 詹尼弗(女子名) Kate: Oh, yeah. I love Jennifer Van Murray抯 work. She抯 so brilliantly incisive when it comes to deconstructing the psyche of the American middle class. 319
1 incisive in5saisiv adj.深刻的, 尖锐的, 激烈的 Kate: Oh, yeah. I love Jennifer Van Murray抯 work. She抯 so brilliantly incisive when it comes to deconstructing the psyche of the American middle class. 319
1 brilliantly   brilliantlyadv.辉煌地, 灿烂地, 光亮地 Kate: Oh, yeah. I love Jennifer Van Murray抯 work. She抯 so brilliantly incisive when it comes to deconstructing the psyche of the American middle class. 319
1 improvement im5pru:vmEnt n.改进, 进步 Kate: Yeah! Yeah, it was definitely an improvement. G抧ight. 319
1 retarded rI`tB:dId adj.智力迟钝的, 发展迟缓的 Kate: Yes. Are you one of the retarded cousins? 319
2 cousins 5kQzn n.堂兄弟姊妹, 表兄弟姊妹      Cousin  [ku:zAN]  库辛(Victor, 1792-1867, 法国哲学家、教育改革家; 折衷主义的创始人) Kate: Yes. Are you one of the retarded cousins? 319
6 nurses nE:s n.护士, 保姆vt.护理, 看护v.照料 Monica: (looks around) Well, with all these doctors and nurses, I抦 gonna say, midget rodeo. 319
1 midget 5midVit n.侏儒adj.小型的 Monica: (looks around) Well, with all these doctors and nurses, I抦 gonna say, midget rodeo. 319
3 zip zip [计]一种程序压缩的档案文件格式n.拉链v.拉开或拉上 Monica: Absolutely! (He goes to kiss her, but she stops him and rubs his head and says...) Now get out of here you!! (Pete leaves) (to the gang) Okay, I抦 running out of places I can touch him! Look, is there something wrong with me? I mean why am I only attracted to guys where there抯 no future? Either they抮e too old, or they抮e too young, and then there抯 Pete who抯-who抯 crazy about me, and who抯 absolutely perfect for me, and there抯 like zip going on! I mean, seriously, does it sound like something抯 wrong with me?! 319
5 standard 5stAndEd n.旗, 军旗, 标准, 规格, 本位adj.标准的, 权威, 第一流的 Pete: ...so y'know, that抯 why, within a few years, that voice recognition is gonna be pretty much standard on any computer you buy. Y'know, so you could be like-like, 慦ash my car.?慍lean my room.?It抯 not gonna be able to do any of those things, but it抣l understand what you抮e saying. 319
2 recognition 7rekE^5niFEn n.赞誉, 承认, 重视, 公认, 赏识识别 Pete: ...so y'know, that抯 why, within a few years, that voice recognition is gonna be pretty much standard on any computer you buy. Y'know, so you could be like-like, 慦ash my car.?慍lean my room.?It抯 not gonna be able to do any of those things, but it抣l understand what you抮e saying. 319
1 dakota dE5kEutE 达科他(美国过去一地区名, 现分为南、北达科他州) 达科他人的 Pete: What like Pete Dakota? 319
1 stupidly   stupidlyadv.愚蠢地 Pete: Yeah, stupidly charming isn抰?it? Well listen let抯, you wanna get something to eat? 慍ause this place is kinda depressing. (they start to leave) 319
5 depressing di5presiN adj.抑压的, 阴沉的, 沉闷的 Pete: Yeah, stupidly charming isn抰?it? Well listen let抯, you wanna get something to eat? 慍ause this place is kinda depressing. (they start to leave) 319
2 goldman   Goldmann.高曼 Phoebe: (to Chandler) Hey! (Chandler looks up, startled) Why isn抰 it Spiderman? Y択now like Goldman, Silverman... 319
1 livered 5livE n.居住者,生活优裕的人,肝脏 Phoebe: Okay. All right you yellow-bellied-lilly-livered-DRAW!! (they both kick up the foot rests like an old fashioned gun fight.) 319
1 fashioned   fashionedadj....式的, ...风的 Phoebe: Okay. All right you yellow-bellied-lilly-livered-DRAW!! (they both kick up the foot rests like an old fashioned gun fight.) 319
1 bellied `belId adj.有腹的, 大肚子的 Phoebe: Okay. All right you yellow-bellied-lilly-livered-DRAW!! (they both kick up the foot rests like an old fashioned gun fight.) 319
1 zillionaire 7ziljE5nZE n.亿万富翁, 财富多得不可计算的人 Phoebe: So, you抮e like a zillionaire? (Pete smiles and nods) 319
2 mississ 5mIsIz n.太太, 妻子 Phoebe: Yeah, or, or, or, Mississ-Pete. 319
1 swoops swu:p n.突然下降, 猛扑vt攫取vi.飞扑, 突然袭击 Rachel: I mean I think I抎 say no to anybody right now. (Hearing this Gunther swoops back to cleaning tables.) Oh, but it was so strange. I mean I抦 standing there with this charming, cute guy, who抯 asking me to go out with him, which I抦 allowed to do, and I felt guilty. Y'know, like I抎 be cheating on Ross or something. 319
3 shampoo FAm5pu: n.洗发精, 洗发香波, 洗发vt.洗头, 洗发 Rachel: Oh, well, I guess I had that one coming. I抦 just gonna throw it out, it抯 probably just a bunch of shampoo and... (she opens the box and stops) 319
9 petty 5peti adj.小的, 不重要的, 小规模的, 小型的, 细微的, 小器的, 卑鄙的      Petty  [5peti]  佩蒂(姓氏) Rachel: Oh, you are a petty man. You are a petty, petty.... 319
2 favours 5feivE n.亲切, 宠爱 Ross: No!! Y'know-y'know don抰 do me any favours. In fact, where, where抯 the rest of my stuff?! Huh? Like-like my umm, (picks up a book) Hey, this book is mine!! And-and-and, and that T-shirt you sleep in? I抎 like that back too. Yes, I do. 319
8 fog fC^ n.雾, 烟雾, 尘雾, 迷惑, 苔藓vi.被雾笼罩, 变模糊vt.使困惑, 以雾笼罩 Ross: Well, maybe the crazy fog has lifted and she realises that life without me.... a-sucks. 319
2 spokeswoman 5spEuks7wumEn n.女发言人,女代言人 Spokeswoman: ...has become the penicillin of the twenty-first century. And so today, this hospital is about to take major steps toward leading that revolution. It is truly ironic, on one hand consider the size... 319
2 revolution 7revE5lu:FEn n.革命, 旋转 Spokeswoman: ...has become the penicillin of the twenty-first century. And so today, this hospital is about to take major steps toward leading that revolution. It is truly ironic, on one hand consider the size... 319
1 penicillin 7peni5silin7pE5ni- n.[微]青霉素(一种抗菌素,音译名为盘尼西林) Spokeswoman: ...has become the penicillin of the twenty-first century. And so today, this hospital is about to take major steps toward leading that revolution. It is truly ironic, on one hand consider the size... 319
5 tasty 5teisti adj.好吃的, 可口的n.好吃的东西, 吸引人的东西 The Director: Tasty! I抦 really starting to feel like you guys have a history, it抯-it抯 nice. 319
1 slowing   slowing慢化, 减速 (Rachel is slowing trying to leave and let them talk.) 320
3 lungs lQN n.肺, 呼吸器, 肺脏 [He tries to blow it out, and obviously, it doesn抰 work. He runs over to the sink to get a glass of water to put out the fire, but since Monica is in the shower the water pressure is very low and takes a long time to fill the glass. In desperation he takes the half full glass over and dumps it on the fire, it doesn抰 work. He then picks up the dollhouse and considers bringing it over to the sink, but decides to take it into the bathroom and use the shower to put it out. He kicks open the door and we hear Monica scream at the top of her lungs.] 320
4 inspecting in5spekt vt.检查, 视察v.检查 [Scene: Monica and Rachel's, Monica and Ross are inspecting the damage to the dollhouse.] 320
12 rehearsal ri5hE:sEl n.排演, 演习, 预演, 试演 [Scene: The Theatre, Kate is arriving for rehearsal.] 320
9 sneezes   sneezesn.打喷嚏, v.打喷嚏 Chandler: (holding a tissue) And is this in case the house sneezes? 320
3 mascara mAs5kB:rE n.染眉毛油vi.涂染眉毛油 Chandler: Nooo!! She抯 really dull! And she gets this gross mascara goop thing in the corner of her eye! 320
2 goop ^u:p n.<俚>态度粗野的人, 粘糊的东西 Chandler: Nooo!! She抯 really dull! And she gets this gross mascara goop thing in the corner of her eye! 320
2 dud dQd n.衣服, 哑弹, 无用物, <俗> 失败的人或事adj.无用的 Chandler: Of course, I didn抰 get to enjoy any of that, because Joanna抯 such a big, dull dud! 320
3 dug dQ^ vbl.dig的过去式和过去分词 Chandler: Oh-ho, liked what she saw, huh? Dug my action, did she? Checkin?out the Chan-Chan man! 320
1 gaelic 5^eilik n.盖尔语adj.盖尔人的 Chandler: Thanks, it抯 ah, Gaelic, for 慣hy turkey抯 done.?So ah, I抦 gonna go, nice, nice meeting you. 320
1 compulsion kEm5pQlF(E)n n.强迫, 强制, [心]强迫性冲动 Chandler: To her face? Look it抯 the end of the date, I抦 standing there, I know all she抯 waiting for is for me to say 慖抣l call her?and it抯 just y'know, comes out. I can抰 help it, it抯 a compulsion. 320
1 crisp krisp adj.脆的, 易碎的 Chandler: Well, the movie was great, dinner was great, and there抯 nothing like a cool, crisp New York evening.  320
1 clicked klik v.发出滴答声n.滴答声 Joanna: Oh God, we just clicked! Y択now how people just click? Like he came by to pick me up, and I opened the door, and it was just like, click! Did he tell you? 320
6 undo 5Qn5du: vt.解开, 松开v.取消撤消 Joey: And then, then he could use his teeth, his teeth to undo her dress, and, and, and bite her! 320
12 counts kaJnt v.数, 计算, 计算在内, 认为, 有价值n.计数, 计算, 注意, 伯爵 Joey: Hey, I抦 not interested in her sweater! It抯 what抯 underneath her sweater that counts. And besides, since ah, since when do you care who I抦 going out with? 320
7 painting 5peintiN n.上油漆, 着色, 绘画, 油画v.描绘 Joey: Oh, yeah, with the mug painting. Yeah. I was so listening to that. But ah, y'know what, I think I kinda need to work on my stuff tonight. 320
6 ripping 5ripiN adj.撕的, 劈的, 折的adv.极妙地, 非凡地 Joey: Oh, you have no idea. And-and when we抮e on stage I get to-to kiss her and-and touch her, but then she goes home with the director, and it抯 like somebody抯 ripping out my heart! 320
4 peck pek n.啄痕, 许多, 配克(容量单位,等于2加仑)vt.啄食, 扔vi.啄, 吹毛求疵, 啄食, 扔石头v.<口>吃一点点 Joey: Okay. (he gives her a peck on the cheek) 320
1 marshall 5mB:FEl n.马歇尔(m.) n., v.= marshal ~ Islands 马绍尔群岛[西太平洋] Joey: So I ah, talked to Lauren, kinda told her how things were with us. Did you ah, did you talk to Marshall? 320
16 wrap rAp n.外套, 围巾, 包裹, 秘密, 约束, 限制vt.包装, 卷, 缠绕, 包, 覆盖, 裹, 遮蔽, 隐藏vi.缠绕, 重叠, 穿外衣, 包起来 Joey: Yeah, yeah, and then Adrian, she maybe she could wrap her legs around his waist. 320
1 adrian 5eidriEn n. 艾德里安(男子名) Joey: Yeah, yeah, and then Adrian, she maybe she could wrap her legs around his waist. 320
1 processed prE5ses n.过程, 作用, 方法, 程序, 步骤, 进行, 推移vt.加工, 处理 Joey: Yep. I just, I just watched her sleep for like hours, just breathing in and breathing out. And then I knew she was dreaming 慶ause, 慶ause her eyes keep going like this. (He closes his eyes and moves them around, kinda like he抯 been processed by the devil, or something.) 320
1 rehearsals ri5hE:sEl n.排演, 演习, 预演, 试演 Lauren: (laughing) Oh, you抮e so funny. Listen, umm, what are you doing after rehearsals? Do you want to get a drink, or something? 320
1 hardwood 5hB:dwud n.硬木, 阔叶树 Monica: Look at it! Ohhh! Wallpaper抯 a little faded, that抯 okay. Carpet抯 a little loose. Hardwood floors!! 320
5 faded `feIdId adj.已褪色的, 已凋谢的 Monica: Look at it! Ohhh! Wallpaper抯 a little faded, that抯 okay. Carpet抯 a little loose. Hardwood floors!! 320
15 dollhouse `dClhaJs n.玩具屋, 儿童游乐室 Monica: Oh, she was a cruel, cranky, old bitch! (Ross gives her a look) (to Ross) And I抦 sorry she died. Did Dad say I get the dollhouse? 320
2 cranky 5krANki adj.任性的, 暴躁的, [航海]摇荡不稳的, 怪僻的 Monica: Oh, she was a cruel, cranky, old bitch! (Ross gives her a look) (to Ross) And I抦 sorry she died. Did Dad say I get the dollhouse? 320
2 victorian vik5tC:riEn n.维多利亚女王时代的著名人物adj.维多利亚女王时代的, 有维多利亚女王时代特色的 Monica: Okay, Phoebe, y'know what? That-that抯 it, that抯 it, all right? No dinosaurs, no ghosts, no giant dogs, okay? They抮e not the right size, they抮e not Victorian, and they just don抰 go. 320
3 ghosts ^Eust n.鬼, 幽灵 Monica: Okay, Phoebe, y'know what? That-that抯 it, that抯 it, all right? No dinosaurs, no ghosts, no giant dogs, okay? They抮e not the right size, they抮e not Victorian, and they just don抰 go. 320
3 pirate 5paiErit n.海盗, 盗印者, 盗版者, 侵犯专利权者vt.盗印, 盗版, 掠夺, 翻印vi.做海盗 Monica: Well, the giraffe抯 okay. And so is the pirate. 320
1 bark bB:k n.树皮, 吠声v.吠, 咆哮, 剥树皮 Phoebe: (holding a dinosaur) Okay, dinosaur attack!! Quick, everybody into the house!! Ahh-ahh! (the dinosaur starts attacking the house. She starts to bark like a dog.) Roof! Rrroof-roof-roof! 320
2 foster 5fCstE vt.养育, 抚育, 培养, 鼓励, 抱(希望) n.养育者, 鼓励者      Foster  [5fCstE]  福斯特(姓氏, 男子名) Phoebe: (She pauses to ready herself, and removes the tissue.) Ohh, the-the Foster puppets!  320
8 maker 5meikE n.制造者, 上帝, [律]发期票的人 Phoebe: And, and! (She turns on a bubble maker.) 320
2 incense in5sens n.熏香, 熏香的烟vt.激怒 Phoebe: Hey, does anybody want to join me in the aroma room? (lights some incense) 320
2 aroma E5rEumE n.芳香, 香气, 香味 Phoebe: Hey, does anybody want to join me in the aroma room? (lights some incense) 320
1 interior in5tiEriE adj.内部的, 内的n.内部 Phoebe: Look, look! (She lifts up the roof, and the front panel falls revealing the interior.) 320
6 attic 5Atik n.阁楼, 顶楼, [解剖](耳的)鼓室上的隐窝      Attic  [5Atik]  adj.(古希腊)雅典(Athens)的 Phoebe: No, no, that抯 the ghost for the attic. 320
4 government 5^QvEnmEnt n.政府, <英>内阁, 政治, 政体 Phoebe: Okay, obviously you don抰 know much about the U.S. government. 320
3 licorice 5likEris n.[植]欧亚甘草, 由欧亚甘草根熬成的精 Phoebe: The Licorice Room, you can eat all the furniture. And, when guests come over, they can stay on the tootsie roll-away bed. 320
1 strung strQN vbl.string的过去式和过去分词 Phoebe: Watch, watch. (She turns a strand of Christmas lights strung around the house.) 320
1 strand strAnd n.绳、线之一股, 线, 绳, 串, 海滨, 河岸vi.搁浅vt.使搁浅, 使落后, 使陷于困境, 弄断, 搓 Phoebe: Watch, watch. (She turns a strand of Christmas lights strung around the house.) 320
3 radioactive 5reidiEu5Aktiv adj.放射性的, 有辐射能的 Phoebe: Well, maybe it抯 so big because the house was built on radioactive waste. 320
2 burial 5beriEl n.埋葬 Phoebe: Well, nobody wants a ghost. But you抳e got one, because the house is sitting on an ancient Indian burial ground. 320
5 ancient 5einFEnt adj.远古的, 旧的 Phoebe: Well, nobody wants a ghost. But you抳e got one, because the house is sitting on an ancient Indian burial ground. 320
1 dolls dCl n.洋娃娃, 玩偶, 美丽但无头脑的女子, <俚>美男子      Doll  [dCl]  多尔(女子名, Dorothy 的昵称) Phoebe: Wow, a house for dolls, that is so cool! When I was kid, I had a barrel. 320
2 surreal sE5ri:l adj.超现实主义的 Rachel: (looks at him) That was (pause) surreal. Okay, what do think? Are you interested at all? 320
4 catalogue 5kAtElC^ n.目录 Rachel: Summer catalogue! (hands him the catalogue) 320
2 silvia 5silviE n. 西尔维亚(女子名) Ross: Monica, uh Dad called this morning and ah, Aunt Silvia passed away. 320
1 coolest ku:l n.凉爽, 凉爽的空气adj.凉爽, 冷静的, 无所顾虑的, 淡漠的v.使冷, 使镇定 Ross: This is the coolest house ever!! 320
2 hovering 5hCvE v.盘旋 Ross: Uh, Pheebs, while we抮e hovering around the subject. I just have to say dinosaurs, they-they don抰 go, rrroof! 320
3 shaken 5FeikEn vbl.shake的过去分词 Ross: We were all pretty shaken up about it. 320
1 originated E5ridVineit vt.引起, 发明, 发起, 创办vi.起源, 发生 Ross: Well, we believe it originated here. (He uses a pointer and points to the point of origin.) In the Aroma Room. 320
1 origin 5CridVin n.起源, 由来, 起因, 出身, 血统, [数]原点 Ross: Well, we believe it originated here. (He uses a pointer and points to the point of origin.) In the Aroma Room. 320
1 intimated 5intimit adj.亲密的, 隐私的vt.宣布, 明白表示n.熟友 Sophie: Maybe he抯 intimated by really smart, strong, successful women. 320
1 committing kE5mit vt.犯(错误), 干(坏事), 把...交托给, 提交, 答应负责 The Director: (answering the phone) Hello. Oh! It抯 you. Just ah, just one-one sec. (to Joey and Kate) I am going to take this call. When I continue, I hope that there will appear on stage this magical thing that in the theatre we call, committing to the moment! (He goes to take the call.) 320
6 appear E5piE vi.出现, 看来, 似乎, 公开露面, 出版, 发表 The Director: (answering the phone) Hello. Oh! It抯 you. Just ah, just one-one sec. (to Joey and Kate) I am going to take this call. When I continue, I hope that there will appear on stage this magical thing that in the theatre we call, committing to the moment! (He goes to take the call.) 320
1 props   propsn.小道具 The Director: All right, it抯 time to act, my talking props. (Both Joey and Kate just look at each other.) 320
2 understudy 5QndEstQdi n.预备演员,替角, 代替之人v.练习做临时演员 Woman: Hi, oh, I抦 Lauren, Kate抯 understudy. 320
1 waddle 5wCdl 蹒跚而行 (He hear a duck start quacking, and see it waddle into the living room from the bathroom. Joey wants to know what抯 with the duck.) 321
7 quacking kwAk v.(指鸭)呷呷地叫, 大声闲聊, 吹嘘n.(鸭子)呷呷叫声, 庸医, 骗子adj.骗人 (He hear a duck start quacking, and see it waddle into the living room from the bathroom. Joey wants to know what抯 with the duck.) 321
1 distracts dis5trAkt v.转移 [He distracts her from catching Monica and Monica slams into her, knocking her down. Monica then falls on top of her.] 321
1 quincy 5kwinsi n.昆西(m.) [Scene: Chandler and Joey's, Joey is watching Quincy M.E. as Chandler is walking into the living room from his bedroom.] 321
2 skate skeit, skit n.冰鞋, 溜冰, 老马, 可鄙的人vi.滑冰, 滑过 [Scene: Outside Central Perk, Rachel and Phoebe are helping Monica learn how to roller skate by rolling her between themselves.] 321
1 liner 5lainE n.<美>班机, 划线者, 衬垫 [Scene: Rachel抯 bedroom, Rachel is trying to put on eye liner with her left hand, as Ross is setting out her shoes.] 321
1 improper im5prCpE adj.不适当的, 不合适的, 不正确的, 不合礼仪的, 不适宜 Anchorwoman: (on TV) While most of us think of chocolate bunnies and baskets as traditional Easter gifts. Some people insist on giving live chicks as presents. (Joey is intrigued by the idea) Unfortunately, the sad fact remains that most of these little guys won抰 live to see the fourth of July. (Joey starts to call a place to buy a little baby chick) Because of as a result of improper care, they will be dead. 321
1 fowl faul n.家禽, 禽, 禽肉v.捕野禽 Chandler: Fowl? No. Women? Nooo. 321
6 shelter 5FeltE n.掩蔽处, 身避处, 掩蔽, 保护, 庇护所, 掩体v.掩蔽, 躲避 Chandler: I did! But the store wouldn抰 take her back! So then I took her to the shelter, and you know what I found out?  321
2 determine di5tE:min v.决定, 确定, 测定, 使下定决心, [律]使终止 Chandler: I don抰 know. (He picks the chick up and turns it over, trying to determine the sex of the chick, and blows on it.) I can抰 tell, what ever it was went back in too quickly. 321
3 topless 5tRplIs adj.无顶的, 穿袒胸衣的, 高得好像望不到顶的 Chandler: Okay, so I guess that抯 about ah, two weeks before the topless thing kicks in. 321
1 gallivanting 7^Ali5vAnt vi.闲逛, 与异性闲荡 Chandler: Yes, here it comes! I抦 stuck here all day, and then you come in and spend two seconds with us and then expect to go off gallivanting with your friends? Well I don抰 think so mister! 321
2 cocoa 5kEukEu n.可可粉, 可可饮料, 可可豆 Gunther: (bringing Rachel a mug) Rachel, I made you a cocoa.  321
6 vest vest n.汗衫, 背心, 内衣vt.使穿衣服, 授予vi.穿衣服, 归属 Joey: Saw a girl with that vest. 321
4 clogs klC^ n.木底鞋, 障碍v.障碍, 阻塞 Monica: Does it involve clogs? 321
3 vincent 5vinsEnt n. 文森特(男子名) Monica: Hmm, no. I mean how can I accept a restaurant from him? I-I-I-I can抰. I couldn抰 even accept a necklace from Stu Vincent in the seventh grade. 321
9 stu stjU: n.斯图(Stuart 的昵称)(m.) Monica: Hmm, no. I mean how can I accept a restaurant from him? I-I-I-I can抰. I couldn抰 even accept a necklace from Stu Vincent in the seventh grade. 321
12 necklace 5neklIs n.项链 Monica: Hmm, no. I mean how can I accept a restaurant from him? I-I-I-I can抰. I couldn抰 even accept a necklace from Stu Vincent in the seventh grade. 321
1 gigantic dVai5^Antik adj.巨人般的, 巨大的 Monica: I don抰 believe this! Wow, look at this refrigerator! It抯 gigantic! I mean I could live in this thing! I抎 be cold, but I抦 always cold. Oh my God, look at these spider burners! I love spider burners. 321
2 burners 5bE:nE n.火炉, 烧火的人 Monica: I don抰 believe this! Wow, look at this refrigerator! It抯 gigantic! I mean I could live in this thing! I抎 be cold, but I抦 always cold. Oh my God, look at these spider burners! I love spider burners. 321
4 bakery 5beikEri n.面包店 Monica: I mean this has been like my dream since I got my first Easy Bake Oven and opened Easy Monica抯 Bakery. I mean I would kill for this job. I mean I can totally do this job, and God knows I paid my dues. (She removes her fake breasts) But Pete抯 just doing this because he has a crush on me. 321
1 sanders 5sAndEs 檀香, 檀木 Monica: Oh absolutely. I like it even more on you than I did on Colonel Sanders. (Ross starts to leave) Ross! Ross! I抦 kidding! 321
4 colonel 5kE:nl n.陆军上校, 团长 Monica: Oh absolutely. I like it even more on you than I did on Colonel Sanders. (Ross starts to leave) Ross! Ross! I抦 kidding! 321
8 suggestion sE5dVestFEn n.提议, 意见, 暗示, 微量 Monica: Oh, some idiot customer put a suggestion in the suggestion box. 321
2 toiletries   toiletriesn. 化妆品 Monica: Oh, what抎 ya bring me?! (She opens the gift) Awww, hotel toiletries from Japan. Oh, these are gonna go in my permanent collection. You want some coffee? 321
2 permanent 5pE:mEnEnt adj.永久的, 持久的 Monica: Oh, what抎 ya bring me?! (She opens the gift) Awww, hotel toiletries from Japan. Oh, these are gonna go in my permanent collection. You want some coffee? 321
2 japan dVE5pAn vt -nn- 油日本漆      Japan  [dVE5pAn]  n.日本 Monica: Oh, what抎 ya bring me?! (She opens the gift) Awww, hotel toiletries from Japan. Oh, these are gonna go in my permanent collection. You want some coffee? 321
1 lassie 5lAsi n.少女 Monica: Okay, I feel like I抦 talking to Lassie. All right, Phoebe would you just tell me! 321
2 crumpled   crumpledadj.摺皱的, 弄皱的 Monica: Wow! You抮e a lot sturdier that Chandler. He crumpled like a piece of paper. So how was you抮e trip? 321
3 closest   closestadj.最靠近的 Pete: Ah, which ever is closest.  321
1 journalist 5dVE:nElist n.新闻记者, 从事新闻杂志业的人 Pete: Her name抯 Ann, she抯 a journalist. Ahh, we met on the plane. She asked me if she could finish off my peanuts, I thought she said something else, we had a big laugh. Yeah, I just, I mean I got, I got tired of waiting. 321
1 fictitious fik5tiFEs adj.假想的, 编造的, 虚伪的, 习惯上假定的, 假想的, 假装的, 小说中的 Phoebe: I抦 just saying, this woman, I mean she抯 fictitious. No? 321
3 swore swC:, swCE vbl.swear的过去式 Phoebe: Well, sure in a perfect world. But, no, I promised I wouldn抰 tell, and I swore to like all my gods. 321
2 gods ^Cd (godded godding)神化, 把...崇拜为神 上帝      God  [^Rd]  n.神, 上帝, 神像, 偶像vt.使神化 Phoebe: Well, sure in a perfect world. But, no, I promised I wouldn抰 tell, and I swore to like all my gods. 321
1 substantial sEb5stAnFEl adj.坚固的, 实质的, 真实的, 充实的 Phoebe: Yeah, no, I抦 fairly intuitive and psychic. It抯 a substantial gift. 321
4 psychic 5saikik adj.精神的 Phoebe: Yeah, no, I抦 fairly intuitive and psychic. It抯 a substantial gift. 321
2 intuitive in5tju(:)itiv adj.直觉的 Phoebe: Yeah, no, I抦 fairly intuitive and psychic. It抯 a substantial gift. 321
1 aspirins 5AspErin n.阿斯匹林(解热镇痛药), 乙酰水杨酸 Rachel: (she reaches for the bottle) Oww! (She grabs the bottle, but has trouble opening it. She pops the top off and aspirins fly all over the place as Ross enters.) 321
2 bosses bCs n.老板, 上司vt.指挥      BOSS=Bioastronautical Orbiting Space Station 宇宙生物轨道空间站 Rachel: No. I have got to get ready and go to a dinner at my bosses house. It抯 a very big deal, there抯 a lot of people there I have to meet. 321
3 rosss rCs n.粗糙带鳞状的表面v.去除(原木等)粗糙外皮      Ross  [rCs]  罗斯(①姓氏 ②Sir Ronald, 1857-1932, 英国热带病学家, 曾获1902年诺贝尔生理学-医学奖) Rachel: Rosss... 321
6 skates skeit, skit n.冰鞋, 溜冰, 老马, 可鄙的人vi.滑冰, 滑过 Rachel: So who抯 idea was it to put everybody in the diner on skates? 321
4 crawls krC:l vi.爬行, 蠕动, 徐徐行进n.爬行, 蠕动, 缓慢的行进 Rachel: That抯 it. (She crawls onto the bed) Ow!!!  321
4 subtle 5sQtl adj.狡猾的, 敏感的, 微妙的, 精细的, 稀薄的 Rachel: We don抰 want it-it to be too much, we want it to be subtle. 321
3 gin dVin n.陷阱, 起重装, 轧棉机, 杜松子酒v.轧      GIN=Global Information Network 全球情报网 Rachel: Yeah. Oh! Was how you invented the cotton gin?! 321
3 rib rib n.肋骨 Ross: And I抦 sure you抮e gonna make a big impression. Hi! I抦 Rachel Green. It抯 nice to meet you. (He lifts his leg and imitates shaking hands with it, just like how Rachel was trying to pick up the aspirin with her feet.) Come on, you probably have a broken rib! 321
7 pokes pEuk n.刺, 戳, 懒汉, 袋子vt.戳, 捅, 拨开, 刺vi.戳, 刺, 捅, 伸出, 刺探, 闲荡 Ross: Oke-dokey. (He pokes her in the eye with the brush.) 321
1 oke Euk adj.好的, 没问题的 Ross: Oke-dokey. (He pokes her in the eye with the brush.) 321
7 bedrooms 5bedrum n.卧室 (Both Rachel and Monica walk into their bedrooms, stop, and come back into the living room with confused looks on their faces.) 322
2 voyage 5vCIIdV n.航程, 航空, 航海记, 旅行记vi.航海, 航行vt.渡过, 飞过 (The ladder retracts, taking Joey up into the spaceship for his voyage to Blargon 7, and Kate waves good bye.) 322
3 retracts ri5trAkt v.缩回, 缩进, 所卷(舌等), 收回, 取消, 撤消 (The ladder retracts, taking Joey up into the spaceship for his voyage to Blargon 7, and Kate waves good bye.) 322
1 criss kri:s n.(=creese)(马来亚人用之)短剑 (They all try and shake hands at once. They end up criss-crossing they抮e arms to shake each other抯 hand, and Ross says? 322
18 nod nCd v.点头, 点... n.点头 (They both look at each other, nod their heads 慉ll right?and follow their stuff into their new rooms.) 322
1 doorways 5dC:weI n.门口 (We see the gang staring at him through the doorways.) 322
1 stiller stil n.寂静, 剧照, 照片adj.静止的, 静寂的adv.还, 仍, 更, 还要, 尽管如此, 依然静止画面,静态图片 [Scene: Joey抯 Premiere, Rachel is already there with her date, Tommy who's played by Ben Stiller who will be in There's Something About Mary and Meet The Parents, as Ross and his date, Cailin, arrive.] 322
5 guessed ^es vt.猜测, 推测, 猜中, 猜对, 想, 认为vi.猜, 推测n.猜测, 推测 [Scene: Monica and Rachel's, Chandler and Ross are in the kitchen, Rachel and Monica are sitting in the living room, and Phoebe is, you guessed it, still on hold.] 322
14 premiere 5premIeE(r); (?@) prI5mIEr v.初次公演, 初演主角n.初次的演出adj.突出的, 杰出的 [Scene: Monica and Rachel's, Monica is getting ready to go to Joey抯 premiere and Phoebe is still on hold.] 322
11 medicine 5medsin, -disin n.药, 医学, 内科学, 内服药vt.给...用药 Chandler: Oh! Worm medicine for the duck. 322
3 sewer 5sjuE n.下水道, 缝具, 缝纫者 Chandler: Who抯 number two? One of the more difficult games sewer workers play. 322
1 representation 7reprizen5teiFEn n.表示法, 表现, 陈述, 请求, 扮演, 画像, 继承, 代表 Estelle: How do you do. (to Rachel and Monica) Ooh, you two girls were outstanding! (to Joey) Did they have representation? 322
1 outstanding aut5stAndiN adj.突出的, 显著的 Estelle: How do you do. (to Rachel and Monica) Ooh, you two girls were outstanding! (to Joey) Did they have representation? 322
3 patience 5peiFEns n.耐性, 忍耐      Patience  [5peiFEns]  n. 佩兴斯(女子名) Hold Voice: Thank you for your patience, you抮e the next caller. 322
1 hurl hE:l n.<俚>[棒球]用力或猛烈的投掷vt.用力投掷, 愤慨地说出, 丢下, 推翻vi.猛投, 猛掷 Joey: (Checks to see if she抯 drooling on his shirt.) Okay. Okay, okay, hey. (Lays her down and covers her with a blanket.) There we go, let抯 get your feet up there. (Looks at her) Good night, Kate. Sweet dreams. (Picks up a garbage can) I抦 gonna put this can right here in case you have to hurl. 322
1 trashed trAF n.无价值之物, 无聊的作品, 垃圾, 废物 Joey: I know! That抯 why they trashed me! 322
1 critics 5kritik n.批评家, 评论家, 吹毛求疵者 Joey: Listen, drama critics they抮e nothing but, but people who couldn抰 make it as actors. You know what you should do? 322
4 classy 5klB:si adj.(尤指风、举止、仪表等)上等的, 优等的, 漂亮的 Joey: Oh, classy.  322
13 brothers 5brQTE n.兄弟 Joey: Two brothers, one died! 322
1 clawing klC: n.爪, 脚爪v.抓 Joey: Uh, de-clawing cats. Hey, tell ya what. Let me walk you home. We抣l stop by every news stand and burn every copy of their Times and the Post. 322
4 museums mju(:)5ziEm n.博物馆 Joey: Well, so, stay for the museums!  322
3 spaceship 5speisFip n.太空船 Joey: Yeah, I guess it is. (sees Kate is watching, he turns Lauren so that he can talk directly to Kate, but still look like he is talking to Lauren) Listen, I ah, I gotta say good bye, and-and I gotta say it quick 慶ause this is killing me. One thing you gotta know, is that I will never forget you. But, you抳e got things you have to do now, and so do I. And so?I抦 gonna get on this spaceship, (smoke starts pouring in from the ceiling, and a ladder comes down, with flashing, colored lights on the side of it) and I抦 gonna go to Blargon 7 in search of alternative fuels. But when I return, 200 years from now, you抣l be long gone. But I won抰 have aged at all. (gets on the ladder) So you tell your great-great-granddaughter to look me up, because Adrienne, baby, I抦 gonna want to meet her.  322
10 ladder 5lAdE n.梯子, 阶梯vi.袜子抽丝, 装设梯子 Joey: Yeah, I guess it is. (sees Kate is watching, he turns Lauren so that he can talk directly to Kate, but still look like he is talking to Lauren) Listen, I ah, I gotta say good bye, and-and I gotta say it quick 慶ause this is killing me. One thing you gotta know, is that I will never forget you. But, you抳e got things you have to do now, and so do I. And so?I抦 gonna get on this spaceship, (smoke starts pouring in from the ceiling, and a ladder comes down, with flashing, colored lights on the side of it) and I抦 gonna go to Blargon 7 in search of alternative fuels. But when I return, 200 years from now, you抣l be long gone. But I won抰 have aged at all. (gets on the ladder) So you tell your great-great-granddaughter to look me up, because Adrienne, baby, I抦 gonna want to meet her.  322
1 fuels fjuElz (美国陆军)航空燃料辛烷值测定法 航空燃料评价法 Joey: Yeah, I guess it is. (sees Kate is watching, he turns Lauren so that he can talk directly to Kate, but still look like he is talking to Lauren) Listen, I ah, I gotta say good bye, and-and I gotta say it quick 慶ause this is killing me. One thing you gotta know, is that I will never forget you. But, you抳e got things you have to do now, and so do I. And so?I抦 gonna get on this spaceship, (smoke starts pouring in from the ceiling, and a ladder comes down, with flashing, colored lights on the side of it) and I抦 gonna go to Blargon 7 in search of alternative fuels. But when I return, 200 years from now, you抣l be long gone. But I won抰 have aged at all. (gets on the ladder) So you tell your great-great-granddaughter to look me up, because Adrienne, baby, I抦 gonna want to meet her.  322
6 colored 5kQlEd adj.(指人种)有色的 Joey: Yeah, I guess it is. (sees Kate is watching, he turns Lauren so that he can talk directly to Kate, but still look like he is talking to Lauren) Listen, I ah, I gotta say good bye, and-and I gotta say it quick 慶ause this is killing me. One thing you gotta know, is that I will never forget you. But, you抳e got things you have to do now, and so do I. And so?I抦 gonna get on this spaceship, (smoke starts pouring in from the ceiling, and a ladder comes down, with flashing, colored lights on the side of it) and I抦 gonna go to Blargon 7 in search of alternative fuels. But when I return, 200 years from now, you抣l be long gone. But I won抰 have aged at all. (gets on the ladder) So you tell your great-great-granddaughter to look me up, because Adrienne, baby, I抦 gonna want to meet her.  322
1 alternative C:l5tE:nEtiv n.二中择一, 可供选择的办法, 事物adj.选择性的, 二中择一的 Joey: Yeah, I guess it is. (sees Kate is watching, he turns Lauren so that he can talk directly to Kate, but still look like he is talking to Lauren) Listen, I ah, I gotta say good bye, and-and I gotta say it quick 慶ause this is killing me. One thing you gotta know, is that I will never forget you. But, you抳e got things you have to do now, and so do I. And so?I抦 gonna get on this spaceship, (smoke starts pouring in from the ceiling, and a ladder comes down, with flashing, colored lights on the side of it) and I抦 gonna go to Blargon 7 in search of alternative fuels. But when I return, 200 years from now, you抣l be long gone. But I won抰 have aged at all. (gets on the ladder) So you tell your great-great-granddaughter to look me up, because Adrienne, baby, I抦 gonna want to meet her.  322
2 aged 5eidVid adj.年老的, ...岁的, 老年人特有的      AGED=Advisory Group on Electronic Devices 电子设备咨询组([美] USDOD) Joey: Yeah, I guess it is. (sees Kate is watching, he turns Lauren so that he can talk directly to Kate, but still look like he is talking to Lauren) Listen, I ah, I gotta say good bye, and-and I gotta say it quick 慶ause this is killing me. One thing you gotta know, is that I will never forget you. But, you抳e got things you have to do now, and so do I. And so?I抦 gonna get on this spaceship, (smoke starts pouring in from the ceiling, and a ladder comes down, with flashing, colored lights on the side of it) and I抦 gonna go to Blargon 7 in search of alternative fuels. But when I return, 200 years from now, you抣l be long gone. But I won抰 have aged at all. (gets on the ladder) So you tell your great-great-granddaughter to look me up, because Adrienne, baby, I抦 gonna want to meet her.  322
7 newspapers 5nju:speipE n.报纸 Kate: (drunk) So you really think those newspapers are just jealous of me? 322
6 critic 5kritik n.批评家, 评论家, 吹毛求疵者 Kate: Become a drama critic! 322
3 smartest smB:t n.刺痛, 痛苦adj.巧妙的, 聪明的, 漂亮的, 潇洒的, 刺痛的, 剧烈的, 厉害的, 敏捷的vi.刺痛, 懊恼轻快地, 严厉地, 灵巧地, 精确的, 时髦地, 大大的      SMART=Satellite [Space] Maintenance and Repair Technique 卫星[空间]维护和修理技术 Kate: I don抰 know! I just, just do this! I-I always have to pick the like the smartest guy, or-or the most talented guy?Why can抰 I just pick someone like you? 322
2 tarp tB:p n.(=tarpaulin)防水布, 油布 Lauren: (at the window, she抯 looking down out of the window) What do you got down there, Vic? What do you got under that tarp?  322
7 speaker 5spi:kE n.说话者, 演讲人, 演说者, 扬声器, 喇叭 Monica: And! We also have speaker phone. (She turns on the speaker phone.) 322
1 pursued pE5sju: vt.追赶, 追踪, 追击, 继续, 从事 Pete: Well ah, the short version is, I ah pursued her for a couple of months, then I gave her a check for 20,000 dollars, and she was mine. 322
1 warranty 5wCrEnti n.(正当)理由, (合理)根据, 授权, 担保, 保证, 根据 Phoebe: No! Rachel, that抯 what they want me to do. My warranty expires tomorrow, if I don抰 get through, they抮e not gonna fix my crappy, broken phone for free! We cannot let them win! It抯 us versus them! 322
2 versus 5vE:sEs prep.对(指诉讼,比赛等中), 与...相对 Phoebe: No! Rachel, that抯 what they want me to do. My warranty expires tomorrow, if I don抰 get through, they抮e not gonna fix my crappy, broken phone for free! We cannot let them win! It抯 us versus them! 322
2 expires iks5paiE, eks- v.期满, 终止, 呼气, 断气, 届满 Phoebe: No! Rachel, that抯 what they want me to do. My warranty expires tomorrow, if I don抰 get through, they抮e not gonna fix my crappy, broken phone for free! We cannot let them win! It抯 us versus them! 322
1 riboflavin 7raibEu5fleivin n.[生化]核黄素 Phoebe: No, no, I抦 fine, and y択now why? 慍ause of all the riboflavin. 322
3 companies 5kQmpEni n.公司, 陪伴, (一)群, (一)队, (一)伙, 连, 连队 Phoebe: No, no, no, oh no-no-no, it抯 has to be 800. (picks up the instruction manual to check the phone number) 慍ause all those big companies have 800 numbers, every one. (Finds the number) Yeah, every big Utah-based company has one. 322
1 jabbering 5dVAbE v.快而含糊地说, 吱吱喳喳地叫, 闲聊n.快而含糊不清的话 Phoebe: Oh, I?(starts jabbering incoherently) 322
1 clipped klIpt adj.省略一部分的, 发音清楚的 Phoebe: Oh, yeah, he clipped on, he said call him as soon as you get a chance, he抯 at Flimby抯. 322
1 summertime   summertimen.夏, 夏季 Rachel: (not seeing Ross) What抯 your favourite thing about summertime? 322
6 screamed skri:m v.尖声叫, 尖声喊叫n.尖叫声, 喊叫声 Ross: (drags Chandler over to buffet table) I抦 telling you, this guy Rachel is with is crazy! Okay? He viscously screamed at total strangers! I think he抯 baaad news! 322
4 intently   intentlyadv.专心地, 集中地, 专心地 Ross: Hi! Yeah! Tommy抯 in line for the bathroom and someone just cut in front of him, I think he抯 gonna snap. (He抯 watching very intently) 322
3 utah 5ju:tB: n.犹他州(略作Ut.,UT) Ross: Phoebe, 800 is toll free, 801 is-is Utah. 322
1 toll tEul n.通行税(费), 费, 代价, 钟声vt.征收, 敲钟, 鸣(钟)(特指宣布死亡), 勾引, 引诱vi.征税, 鸣钟 Ross: Phoebe, 800 is toll free, 801 is-is Utah. 322
1 uneven 5Qni:vEn adj.不平坦的, 不平均的, 不均匀的, 奇数的 The Director: (entering carrying a newspaper) Here we go people! (starts reading the review) Boxing Day! The Lucille Lortel Theatre, blah-la-la-la?Ah-ha! Joey Tribianni, gives an uneven performance, but Mr. Tribianni is not the worst thing in this production. 322
8 performance pE5fC:mEns n.履行, 执行, 成绩, 性能, 表演, 演奏 The Director: (entering carrying a newspaper) Here we go people! (starts reading the review) Boxing Day! The Lucille Lortel Theatre, blah-la-la-la?Ah-ha! Joey Tribianni, gives an uneven performance, but Mr. Tribianni is not the worst thing in this production. 322
1 lucille lU:`si:l n.露西尔(f.) The Director: (entering carrying a newspaper) Here we go people! (starts reading the review) Boxing Day! The Lucille Lortel Theatre, blah-la-la-la?Ah-ha! Joey Tribianni, gives an uneven performance, but Mr. Tribianni is not the worst thing in this production. 322
1 plague plei^ n.瘟疫, 麻烦, 苦恼, 灾祸vt.折磨, 使苦恼, 使得灾祸 The Director: (entering, drunk) I am hurt! (to Joey and Kate) A plague on both your houses! (walks away) 322
1 talentless   talentlessadj.无能的 The Director: Kate Miller抯 awkward and mannered portrayal is laughable. (Kate walks away depressed.) Badda-badda-badda. Ah-ha! Here it is! The direction by Marshal Talmant is?(stops, reads it again, and throws down the paper in disgust) Thank you, boys and girls, you抳e ruined my life. Please, stuff your talentless faces with my Mother抯 crab cakes! (starts to leave) Excuse me!! 322
1 marshal 5mB:FEl n.元帅, 典礼官, 执行官, 司仪官vt.整顿, 配置, 汇集vi.排列, 集合      Marshal  [5mB:FEl]  马歇尔(男子名) The Director: Kate Miller抯 awkward and mannered portrayal is laughable. (Kate walks away depressed.) Badda-badda-badda. Ah-ha! Here it is! The direction by Marshal Talmant is?(stops, reads it again, and throws down the paper in disgust) Thank you, boys and girls, you抳e ruined my life. Please, stuff your talentless faces with my Mother抯 crab cakes! (starts to leave) Excuse me!! 322
1 mannered 5mAnEd adj.守规矩的, 矫饰的 The Director: Kate Miller抯 awkward and mannered portrayal is laughable. (Kate walks away depressed.) Badda-badda-badda. Ah-ha! Here it is! The direction by Marshal Talmant is?(stops, reads it again, and throws down the paper in disgust) Thank you, boys and girls, you抳e ruined my life. Please, stuff your talentless faces with my Mother抯 crab cakes! (starts to leave) Excuse me!! 322
1 laughable 5lB:fEbl adj.可笑的, 有趣的 The Director: Kate Miller抯 awkward and mannered portrayal is laughable. (Kate walks away depressed.) Badda-badda-badda. Ah-ha! Here it is! The direction by Marshal Talmant is?(stops, reads it again, and throws down the paper in disgust) Thank you, boys and girls, you抳e ruined my life. Please, stuff your talentless faces with my Mother抯 crab cakes! (starts to leave) Excuse me!! 322
12 crab krAb n.螃蟹, 类似螃蟹的动物, 脾气乖戾的人, 吹毛求疵vi.捕蟹, 偏航, 发牢骚vt.使偏航, 发脾气, 破坏 The Director: Kate Miller抯 awkward and mannered portrayal is laughable. (Kate walks away depressed.) Badda-badda-badda. Ah-ha! Here it is! The direction by Marshal Talmant is?(stops, reads it again, and throws down the paper in disgust) Thank you, boys and girls, you抳e ruined my life. Please, stuff your talentless faces with my Mother抯 crab cakes! (starts to leave) Excuse me!! 322
1 wattles 5wCtl n.编条, 枝条, 枝条编成的篱笆, 板条, [植](产于澳大利亚的)金合欢树adj.由编条做成, 板条的vt.用编条做成 Tommy: (noticing the chick) Ooh, hey! Hey, there little fella. (picks up the chick) Mr. Fuzzy-Man, how are you doing? (starts to pet him) Aww. (The chick poops on his hand.) Eww! Oh! Eww! Gross! Idiot!! Stupid little, fuzzy, yellow creature!! Oh look at me, I抦 so cute, I抦 a little chick who抯 disgusting! God, you抮e so stupid, how are you not yet extinct!! (the duck wattles behind him and quacks) (to the duck) Quack-quack, quack-quack!! What are you quacking about?! Dumb Donald Doo-Doo!!  322
7 quacks kwAk v.(指鸭)呷呷地叫, 大声闲聊, 吹嘘n.(鸭子)呷呷叫声, 庸医, 骗子adj.骗人 Tommy: (noticing the chick) Ooh, hey! Hey, there little fella. (picks up the chick) Mr. Fuzzy-Man, how are you doing? (starts to pet him) Aww. (The chick poops on his hand.) Eww! Oh! Eww! Gross! Idiot!! Stupid little, fuzzy, yellow creature!! Oh look at me, I抦 so cute, I抦 a little chick who抯 disgusting! God, you抮e so stupid, how are you not yet extinct!! (the duck wattles behind him and quacks) (to the duck) Quack-quack, quack-quack!! What are you quacking about?! Dumb Donald Doo-Doo!!  322
2 poops pu:p n.船尾, 船尾楼, <俚>傻子, 真实的消息vt.冲打(船尾), 使精疲力尽vi.疲乏 Tommy: (noticing the chick) Ooh, hey! Hey, there little fella. (picks up the chick) Mr. Fuzzy-Man, how are you doing? (starts to pet him) Aww. (The chick poops on his hand.) Eww! Oh! Eww! Gross! Idiot!! Stupid little, fuzzy, yellow creature!! Oh look at me, I抦 so cute, I抦 a little chick who抯 disgusting! God, you抮e so stupid, how are you not yet extinct!! (the duck wattles behind him and quacks) (to the duck) Quack-quack, quack-quack!! What are you quacking about?! Dumb Donald Doo-Doo!!  322
1 hairdo 5heEdu: n.<美>(好)发型 , 发式 Tommy: Hot coffee!!! You idiot!! You were gonna spill hot coffee all over me, huh?!! What are you just some big, dumb, stupid, doofy idiot, with a doofy idiot hairdo, huh?! Huh?!  322
4 calmly `kB:mlI adv.平静地, 安静地, 冷静地 Tommy: Oh! Oh! The usher must be right! What, with all that training they go through! Get out!! (They start to leave.) Here! (He throws him back his ticket.) (to Ross, calmly) Hey man, you want the aisle? 322
3 surrounded   surroundedadj.(后面与by, with连用)被…环绕着的 Tommy: Oh, you thought, huh? Yeah, well that didn抰 really work out too well for you did it you idiot!! What are you?! A moron!! Huh?! It says D-13! Okay?! Look you抮e surrounded by even numbers!! Did that give you some clue?! 322
5 moron 5mC:rCn n.<口>低能者, 笨人, [医]痴愚者(指智商在50-70之间的成年人), [心]性(欲)倒错者, 性反常者 Tommy: Oh, you thought, huh? Yeah, well that didn抰 really work out too well for you did it you idiot!! What are you?! A moron!! Huh?! It says D-13! Okay?! Look you抮e surrounded by even numbers!! Did that give you some clue?! 322
3 freshly 5freFlI adv.气味清新地, 精神饱满地, 刚才 Tommy: Ooh, I don抰 know. Probably the smell of freshly cut grass. 322
1 chic Fi(:)k n.别致的款式(尤指妇女的服饰)adj.别致的 Tommy: Ooh, sorry little Mr. Chic-A-Dee, sorry you went doody in my hand! (starts to walk out and stops) (to Rachel) Well, I guess we抮e not going out anymore. Whaa!!! 322
3 flap flAp n.拍打, 拍打声, 副翼v.拍打, 鼓翼而飞, 飘动, 拉下(帽)的边, 扔, 掷 (The duck starts to frantically flap his wings, while Joey is holding him, in an attempt to get away.) 323
5 applaud E5plC:d v.拍手喝彩, 称赞, 赞同 (They all applaud her.) 323
1 herbalist 5h\:bElIst; (?@) \:r- n.草药医生 [Scene: Phoebe抯 Herbal Guy抯 office, Ross is there about his thing. Ross is looking around the exam room, and he goes over to a large bank of drawers, pulls one out and almost spills it as the herbalist, Guru Saj, enters.] 323
19 guru 5^uru: n.[印度教](个人的)宗教老师(或指导), (受下属崇敬的)领袖, 头头 [Scene: Phoebe抯 Herbal Guy抯 office, Ross is there about his thing. Ross is looking around the exam room, and he goes over to a large bank of drawers, pulls one out and almost spills it as the herbalist, Guru Saj, enters.] 323
1 kea 5keiE n.食肉鹦鹉 Chandler: (sitting down on the couch) I-kea! This is comfortable. 323
1 fancier 5fAnsiE n.空想家, 培育动物(或植物)的行家, 爱好者 Chandler: No, it's... fancier than a pimple. Look Ross, why don't you just go see a? 323
5 winter 5wintE n.冬, 冬季, 萧条期, 衰退期adj.冬天的vt.对...进行冬天保护vi.过冬 Chandler: Okay, well, it's definite, two more weeks of winter. 323
1 lopped lCp vt.修剪, 砍伐, 斩vi.下垂, 闲荡adj.垂下的n.砍下的部分, 垂耳兔      LOP=Line of Position 定位线 目标线 Chandler: Y'know what? You should go to my guy, because when I went in there with my third nipple. He just lopped it right off. Y'know? So I guess I'm lucky. I mean not as lucky as people who were born with two nipples. 323
1 hamilton 5hAmiltEn 汉密尔顿(姓氏, 男子名) Dr. Johnson: I'm with Hamilton! 323
3 johnson 5dVCnsn n.詹森, 约翰逊 Dr. Rhodes: Wait a minute, hold it. (He goes to the door and opens it.) Johnson! Will you come in here a moment? 323
3 replaces ri(:)5pleis vt.取代, 替换, 代替, 把...放回原处 Guru Saj: I am Guru Saj. (takes the drawer back and replaces) 323
1 sav sAv n.<澳口> = saveloy Guru Saj: I don抰 know, what抯 a koondis with you? (starts laughing as if that joke was funny, Ross only looks at him, and he stops) Please, lie down! I抳e got a sav that oughta shrink that right up. 323
3 angered 5AN^E n.怒, 愤怒v.恼火 Guru Saj: We appear to have angered it. 323
4 schools sku:l n.学校, 学院, 学习, 授课, 求学, 全体学生, 学派vt.锻炼, 教育 Guru Saj: Well, relax. If it makes you feel better, I抳e attended some of the finest medical schools in Central America. Well then, let抯 take a look at this skin abnormality of yours. (motions to the table) Come on, have a seat. (looks at it) Eeh, huh. As I suspected, it抯 a koondis! 323
2 finest 5fainist n.警察 Guru Saj: Well, relax. If it makes you feel better, I抳e attended some of the finest medical schools in Central America. Well then, let抯 take a look at this skin abnormality of yours. (motions to the table) Come on, have a seat. (looks at it) Eeh, huh. As I suspected, it抯 a koondis! 323
1 attended   attended从事 Guru Saj: Well, relax. If it makes you feel better, I抳e attended some of the finest medical schools in Central America. Well then, let抯 take a look at this skin abnormality of yours. (motions to the table) Come on, have a seat. (looks at it) Eeh, huh. As I suspected, it抯 a koondis! 323
1 hugo 5hju:^Eu Usable Geophysical Observation 高频率地球物理观测      Hugo     雨果(①姓氏, 男子名, Hugh 的异体 ②Victor Mavie, 1802-1885, 法国小说家, 剧作家) Joey: (looking at the checkbook) Wow! Look at this! He wrote a check for 50,000 dollars to Hugo Ligrens Ring Design. (Monica is stunned) Oh, sorry, what do you think the good news is? 323
3 design di5zain n.设计, 图案, 花样, 企图, 图谋, (小说等的)构思, 纲要v.设计, 计划, 谋划, 构思 Joey: (looking at the checkbook) Wow! Look at this! He wrote a check for 50,000 dollars to Hugo Ligrens Ring Design. (Monica is stunned) Oh, sorry, what do you think the good news is? 323
5 chuck tFQk n.抚弄, 赶走, 扔, 抛弃, (牛)颈肉, 咯咯声, 卡盘, 解雇vt.轻拍, 抛掷, 驱逐, 丢弃, 用卡盘夹住;iv.作咯咯声 Joey: Hey, wouldn't be cool if our duck and chick had a little baby? We could call it Chuck. 323
1 wrinkly 5riNkli adj.有皱纹的, 易生皱纹的n.<俚>老人, 中年人 Joey: No, it's too wrinkly to be a mole. 323
4 sissy 5sisi n.胆小鬼, 女人气的男人, 胆小无用的男子adj.女人气的, 柔弱的 Joey: Oh sure, go with the sissy. 323
3 cheated tFi:t n.欺骗, 骗子v.欺骗, 骗取 Joey: Yeah, maybe he just cheated on you. 323
10 cough kC:f n.咳嗽v.咳嗽 Joey: Yeah, yeah. He抯 got a, he抯 got a really bad cough, and our vet, he can抰 do anything about it. Is there something you can do? 323
6 plants plB:nt n.植物, 庄稼, 工厂, 车间, 设备vt.种植, 栽培, 培养, 安置vi.种植 Monica: (starting to get up) I gotta go water Pete's plants. (stops) Y'know what, if he's gonna break up with me, maybe I won't water his plants. 323
1 brides braid n.新娘 Monica: Brides magazines? 323
4 rushed   rushedadj.匆忙的, 贸然的 Monica: It is so weird, I know what I said, but uh, this morning, I was lying in bed I was, I was imagining what it would be like to say yes. (Rachel slams the magazine shut in amazement.) I know it抯 a little sudden, and it抯 a little rushed, and it抯 totally not like me to do something like this, but that doesn抰 mean I can抰. Right? I mean I抦-I抦 crazy about Pete, and I know that we want the same things, and when I thought about saying yes, it made me really happy. 323
4 watering 5wC:tEriN n.洒水, 浇水,排水沟adj.(眼睛)流泪的,灌溉的 Monica: Oh it抯 umm, good! It's umm, it抯 good, just here watering the plants. 323
1 den den n.兽穴, 洞穴, (舒适的)私室(作学习或办公用) Monica: Okay, this is the den. All right, check this out. Lights! (the lights turn on automatically, but are very bright) Whoa! All right. Less lights! Bad lights! Lights go away! (they dim) Oh, see you just need to find the right command. 323
1 command kE5mB:nd n.命令, 掌握, 司令部v.命令, 指挥, 克制, 支配, 博得, 俯临 Monica: Okay, this is the den. All right, check this out. Lights! (the lights turn on automatically, but are very bright) Whoa! All right. Less lights! Bad lights! Lights go away! (they dim) Oh, see you just need to find the right command. 323
2 intellectual 7inti5lektjuEl adj.智力的, 有智力的, 显示智力的n.知识分子 Pete: And I feel like I抳e conquered the business world, and I feel like I抳e conquered the intellectual world, and now I-I have the most beautiful woman in the world. 323
2 conquered 5kCNkE vt.征服, 战胜, 占领, 克服(困难等), 破(坏习惯等) Pete: And I feel like I抳e conquered the business world, and I feel like I抳e conquered the intellectual world, and now I-I have the most beautiful woman in the world. 323
1 banned bB:n n.禁令vt.禁止, 取缔(书刊等) Pete: I want to become the Ultimate Fighting Champion! It抯 the most intense physical competition in the world, it抯 banned in 49 states! 323
1 conquer 5kCNkE vt.征服, 战胜, 占领, 克服(困难等), 破(坏习惯等) Pete: It抯 time for me to conquer the physical world. 323
5 champion 5tFAmpjEn n.冠军, 拥护者, 战士vt.拥护, 支持 Pete: Monica, I want to become (pause) the Ultimate Fighting Champion. 323
1 octagon 5CktE^En n.八边形, 八角形 Pete: Okay, my trainer, Ho Chi, is teaching me a combination of Gee Koon Doe and Brazilian street fighting, I抳e even had my own octagon training ring designed. 323
1 doe dEu n.母鹿, 雌兔等      DOE=Department of Energy 能源部[美]      DoEabbr. (美国)能源部 (Department of Energy)      Doe  [dEu]  无名氏(法院用语, 用以指姓氏不明者, 如John Doe, Jane Doe 某约翰, 某珍妮) Pete: Okay, my trainer, Ho Chi, is teaching me a combination of Gee Koon Doe and Brazilian street fighting, I抳e even had my own octagon training ring designed. 323
2 designed di5zaind adj.有计划的, 原意的 Pete: Okay, my trainer, Ho Chi, is teaching me a combination of Gee Koon Doe and Brazilian street fighting, I抳e even had my own octagon training ring designed. 323
1 brazilian brE5zIlIEn n.巴西人adj.巴西的 Pete: Okay, my trainer, Ho Chi, is teaching me a combination of Gee Koon Doe and Brazilian street fighting, I抳e even had my own octagon training ring designed. 323
1 fiches fi:F (照相)卡片,微缩胶片 Pete: Well don't forget that fiches over there by Rachel. 323
1 clubbing   clubbing拖锚 Phoebe: (gasps) Oh, you so would! Oh, you should get that anyway. (They both look at her.) Like for clubbing.  323
1 rut rQt n.车辙, 常轨, 定例, 惯例v.在...形成车辙 Phoebe: (singing) 揅razy underwear, creepin?up my butt. (Jason enters) Crazy underwear, always in a rut. Crazy under-(sees Jason)-wear厰 (In her head) Oh No! What is he doing here? All right, just keep playing, just keep playing. You抣l get through this; you抣l be fine. (She tries to continue the song, but she has lost the ability to pronounce words, and the lyrics come out as gibberish.) (giving up on the song) Okay, thank you. And, as always no one talk to me after the show. 323
4 gibberish 5dVibEriF, 5^ib- n.快速而不清说的言语, 乱语 Phoebe: (singing) 揅razy underwear, creepin?up my butt. (Jason enters) Crazy underwear, always in a rut. Crazy under-(sees Jason)-wear厰 (In her head) Oh No! What is he doing here? All right, just keep playing, just keep playing. You抣l get through this; you抣l be fine. (She tries to continue the song, but she has lost the ability to pronounce words, and the lyrics come out as gibberish.) (giving up on the song) Okay, thank you. And, as always no one talk to me after the show. 323
1 worsened 5wE:sn v.(使)变得更坏, 恶化, 损害 Phoebe: (the fire has worsened) Oh my God!!! 323
3 stumped stQmp n.树桩, 残余, 烟头v.掘去树桩, 砍成树桩, 绊倒, 难住, 截去 Phoebe: Does a dog's lips move when he reads? (Joey makes an `I don't know' face, and looks to Chandler and Rachel, who're also stumped) Okay, no they don't. 323
1 sowing 5sEuiN 播种 Phoebe: I know, I know! I'm like playing the field. Y'know? Like, juggling two guys, I'm sowing my wild oats. Y'know? Y'know, this kind've like y'know oat-sowin', field-playin' juggler. 323
1 juggler 5dVQ^lE n.变戏法者, 行骗者 Phoebe: I know, I know! I'm like playing the field. Y'know? Like, juggling two guys, I'm sowing my wild oats. Y'know? Y'know, this kind've like y'know oat-sowin', field-playin' juggler. 323
1 drawings 5drC:iN n.图画, 制图, 素描术 Phoebe: No, that was my way of telling you. Well, it turns out he抯 incredibly sensitive, he keeps a journal and he paints. He even showed me charcoal drawings that he drew of me. 323
2 burly 5bE:li adj.魁伟的, 结实的 Phoebe: Well, Vince is great, y'know `cause, he's like a guy, guy. Y'know? He's so burly, he's sooo very burly. (giggles) 323
1 sirens 5saiErin n.汽笛, 警报器, 空袭警报, 妖妇v.(救火车等)响着警报器行驶 Phoebe: Well, we don't n-n-n-n-need a fireman, we'd, we'd like a good mechanic. (hears the sound of approaching sirens) Oh my God, here they come! Well, we gotta get out of here! 323
1 mechanic mi5kAnik n.技工, 机修工, 机械士 Phoebe: Well, we don't n-n-n-n-need a fireman, we'd, we'd like a good mechanic. (hears the sound of approaching sirens) Oh my God, here they come! Well, we gotta get out of here! 323
1 glaze ^leiz v.装玻璃, 上釉, 使表面光滑n.釉料, 釉面, 光滑面, 上釉, 上光 Phoebe: Yeah, I like Vince a lot, y'know? But, it抯 just Jason抯 so sensitive, y'know? And in the long run, I think sensitive it抯 just better than having just like a really, really, really nice (pause) butt. (Her eyes glaze over thinking about the butt.) (pause) Jason! Definitely Jason! Okay, wish me luck! 323
4 settings   Settingsn.设置 Rachel: Mon you definitely have to make it a theme wedding, and the theme could be, 揕ook how much money we抳e got!?Y'know, I mean you could put, you could put money in-in the invitations! You-you could have like little money place settings. And ah, you could start with a money salad! I mean it抣l be dry, but people will like it. 323
16 invitations 7invi5teiFEn n.邀请, 招待 Rachel: Mon you definitely have to make it a theme wedding, and the theme could be, 揕ook how much money we抳e got!?Y'know, I mean you could put, you could put money in-in the invitations! You-you could have like little money place settings. And ah, you could start with a money salad! I mean it抣l be dry, but people will like it. 323
2 imagining i5mAdVin vt.想象, 设想 Rachel: OH MY GOD!!! (She holds her hands up in triumph and the gang all look at her.) Sorry, I was just imagining what it抎 be like to catch the money bouquet.  323
12 bouquet 5bu(:)kei, bu5kei n.花束 Rachel: OH MY GOD!!! (She holds her hands up in triumph and the gang all look at her.) Sorry, I was just imagining what it抎 be like to catch the money bouquet.  323
3 unlike 5Qn5laik adj.不同的, 不相似的prep.不象...,和...不同 Rachel: What-Pheebs?! Two dates in one day? That's so unlike you. 323
4 kindergarten 5kindE7^B:tn n.幼儿园adj.幼儿园的, 初级的, 启蒙阶段的 Rachel: Wow, he's cute, Pheebs! But I thought you just started dating that Kindergarten teacher. 323
1 identify ai5dentifai vt.识别, 鉴别, 把...和...看成一样v.确定 Ross: He couldn't even tell me! He said it was just some sort of skin... abnormality. And the worst thing is he-he-he said, he said, without being able to identify it, he was reluctant to remove it. 323
2 abnormality 7AbnC:5mAliti n.变态n.畸形,异常性 Ross: He couldn't even tell me! He said it was just some sort of skin... abnormality. And the worst thing is he-he-he said, he said, without being able to identify it, he was reluctant to remove it. 323
1 savory 5seivEri adj.风味极佳的, 可口的, 味美的n.使人开胃的菜肴 Ross: Thank you, but I want to remove it Pheebs. I don抰 want to make it savory. 323
2 mill mil n.压榨机, 磨坊, 磨粉机, 工厂, 制造厂vt.碾磨, 磨细, 搅拌, 使乱转, 打vi.乱转, 被碾磨      Mill  [mil]  米尔(①姓氏 ②James, 1773-1836, 英国经济学家 ③John Stuart, 1806-1873, 英国逻辑学、经济学家) Ross: Th-th-that's all it is, a third nipple. Y'know? Just your run-of-the-mill third nipple. Y'know? You can take it off. Just slice that baby right off! 323
2 pimple 5pimpl n.[医]丘疹, 面泡, 疙瘩 Ross: Well, eww. What? Is it a pimple? 323
1 benign bi5nain adj.(病)良性的, (气候)良好的, 仁慈的, 和蔼的 Ross: Well, he said there's definitely nothing to worry about, it's totally benign. 323
1 visually 5vIzjJElI adv.在视觉上地, 真实地 Ross: Well, I don't know, it's-it's kinda in a place that's not... It's not visually accessible to me, and I was hoping maybe you guys could-could help me out. (starts to take off his pants) 323
1 accessible Ek5sesEbl adj.易接近的, 可到达的, 易受影响的, 可理解的 Ross: Well, I don't know, it's-it's kinda in a place that's not... It's not visually accessible to me, and I was hoping maybe you guys could-could help me out. (starts to take off his pants) 323
1 dimmer 5dimE n.调光器 Ross: Yes, and the dimmer switch. 323
4 journal 5dVE:nl n.定期刊物, 杂志, 航海日记, 分类账 Vince: (starting to cry) I抦 sorry, I can抰 talk. I抦 gonna go write in my journal. (walks away) 323
8 highest 5haiist [high 的最高级]最高的 Vince: 98 hot saves, highest in the force. 323
8 force fC:s n.力量, 武力, 精力, 魄力, 势力, 暴力, [复]军队, 影响力vt.强制, 强加, (用武力)夺取, 促使, 推动, 施加压力 Vince: 98 hot saves, highest in the force. 323
32 vince vIns n.文斯(Vincent 的昵称)(m.) Vince: Good deal. 323
22 ted ted vt.翻晒      Ted  [ted]  特德(男子名, Edward 或 Theodore 的昵称) Written by: Andrew Reich & Ted Cohen 323
19 reich raik n.<德> (德意志)帝国, 德国 Written by: Andrew Reich & Ted Cohen 323
1 wince wins v.退缩      WinCEMicrosoft开发的掌上电脑操作系统 (Tank carries Pete over to the other side of the ring, and we see both Ross and Monica wince in pain.) 324
6 boo bu: v.作嘘声int.嘘! (The crowd goes wild, and Ross is the only one boo-ing him.) 324
1 eaves 5i:vz n.屋檐 (The gang is now eaves dropping in on the conversation, and is shocked.) 324
2 surrounding sE5raundiN n.围绕物, 环境adj.周围的 (They both rush each other. Tank picks Pete up and carries him over and slams him into the fence surrounding the ring.) 324
3 pumped pQmpt [俚]喘得上气不接下气的 [Pete enters with his entourage all pumped up, and Ross and Monica are the only ones who stand up and cheer.] 324
1 entourage 7Cntu5rB:V n.周围,环境,随从 [Pete enters with his entourage all pumped up, and Ross and Monica are the only ones who stand up and cheer.] 324
2 smacking 5smAkiN adj.活泼的, 发出响声的, 精力充沛的n.掴, 拍击 [Scene: Chandler抯 office, Chandler is confronting his boss about the butt smacking thing. His boss is writing on a white board.] 324
1 grilling ^ril n.烤架, 铁格子, 烤肉v.烧, 烤, 严加盘问 [Scene: Monica and Rachel's balcony, Ross and Phoebe are grilling some burgers and hot dogs.] 324
10 reservations 7rezE5veiFEn n.保留, (旅馆房间等)预定, 预约 [Scene: Monica and Rachel's, Ross is making reservations.] 324
1 arena E5ri:nE n.竞技场, 舞台 [Scene: The Arena, after the fight. Monica is walking up to a defeated Pete.] 324
3 williams 5wiljEmz 威廉斯(即Vaughan Williams, Ralph) [Two guys walk over and interrupt her. They抮e both names you抳e already heard. One抯 Billy Crystal. Yes, that Billy Crystal from City Slickers. The other one is Robin Williams. Yes, that Robin Williams from Mrs. Doubtfire.] 324
1 slickers 5slikE n.雨衣, 骗子, 刮子 [Two guys walk over and interrupt her. They抮e both names you抳e already heard. One抯 Billy Crystal. Yes, that Billy Crystal from City Slickers. The other one is Robin Williams. Yes, that Robin Williams from Mrs. Doubtfire.] 324
20 robin 5rCbin n.[鸟]知更鸟      Robin  [5rCbin]  n. 罗宾(男子名) [Two guys walk over and interrupt her. They抮e both names you抳e already heard. One抯 Billy Crystal. Yes, that Billy Crystal from City Slickers. The other one is Robin Williams. Yes, that Robin Williams from Mrs. Doubtfire.] 324
8 interrupt 7intE5rQpt vt.打断(正在说话或动作的人), 中断, 妨碍, 插嘴vi.打断(别人的讲话或行动)n.(发给电脑的)中断信号 [Two guys walk over and interrupt her. They抮e both names you抳e already heard. One抯 Billy Crystal. Yes, that Billy Crystal from City Slickers. The other one is Robin Williams. Yes, that Robin Williams from Mrs. Doubtfire.] 324
3 opponent E5pEunEnt adj.对立的, 对抗的n.对手, 反对者 Announcer: And his opponent, from Hunnington Beach, California! He抯 a 300 pound street fighter, Tank Abbottttttt!!!!  324
4 fighter 5faitE n.斗士, 战士, 斗争者, 奋斗者, 好战者 Announcer: And his opponent, from Hunnington Beach, California! He抯 a 300 pound street fighter, Tank Abbottttttt!!!!  324
4 debut 5debju;5deIbju: n.v.初次登场, 开张 Announcer: From New York City, New York! Appearing in his Ultimate Fighting Championship debut! He抯 known for his confrontational business style. Ladies and Gentlemen, introducing Pete Beck-errrr!! 324
1 beck bek n.点头示意, 招手示意, 小河      Beck  [bek]  贝克(女子名, Rebecca的昵称) Announcer: From New York City, New York! Appearing in his Ultimate Fighting Championship debut! He抯 known for his confrontational business style. Ladies and Gentlemen, introducing Pete Beck-errrr!! 324
1 appearing E5piE vi.出现, 看来, 似乎, 公开露面, 出版, 发表 Announcer: From New York City, New York! Appearing in his Ultimate Fighting Championship debut! He抯 known for his confrontational business style. Ladies and Gentlemen, introducing Pete Beck-errrr!! 324
19 announcer E5naunsE n.广播员, 告知者, 报幕员 Announcer: From New York City, New York! Appearing in his Ultimate Fighting Championship debut! He抯 known for his confrontational business style. Ladies and Gentlemen, introducing Pete Beck-errrr!! 324
2 crowded 5kraudid adj.拥挤的, 塞满的 Billy Crystal: I抦 sorry. Ex-excuse us. I抦 sorry, it抯 a little crowded. Do you mind if we... (motions to the couch) 324
2 bowling 5bEJlIN n.保龄球 Billy: Like when you go bowling and you know you抮e in somebody else抯 shoes? 324
1 heeled hi:ld adj.有后跟的, 带手枪的, 带着钱的 Billy: So it抯-it抯 not heeled yet? 324
11 shooting 5Fu:tiN n.射击, 发射, 狩猎场 Chandler: Ahhhhh! (walks out, imitating shooting himself in the head) 324
2 urine 5juErin n.尿 Chandler: Do you think that there抯 a town in Missouri or some place called Sample? And ah, as you抮e driving into town there抯-there抯 like a sign, and it says 揧ou抮e in Sample.?(He says it like urine sample.) 324
1 missouri mi5zuEri n.密苏里州(美国州名) Chandler: Do you think that there抯 a town in Missouri or some place called Sample? And ah, as you抮e driving into town there抯-there抯 like a sign, and it says 揧ou抮e in Sample.?(He says it like urine sample.) 324
17 lotion 5lEuFEn n.洗液, 洗剂 Chandler: Nine times! Okay, I had to put on lotion! But, it抯 gonna be okay, because as of tomorrow I抦 conducting an experiment, and if all goes as planned, my butt will be smack free. 324
1 conducting 5kCndQkt, -dEkt n.行为, 操行v.引导, 管理, 为人, 传导 Chandler: Nine times! Okay, I had to put on lotion! But, it抯 gonna be okay, because as of tomorrow I抦 conducting an experiment, and if all goes as planned, my butt will be smack free. 324
1 praise preiz vt.赞扬, 歌颂, 称赞n.赞扬, 赞美的话, 赞美, 荣耀, 称赞 Chandler: No, no I just ah, didn抰 do them. Instead, I ah, hung out with a couple of friends and had a couple of beers so I certainly don抰 deserve any praise, verbal or otherwise. 324
2 buttock 5bQtEk n.屁股的一半, 屁股, 船尾vt.背摔 Chandler: No, no. It-it抯 not about the swearing, it抯 more about ah, the way, that you ah, occasionally, concentrate, your enthusiasm on my buttock. 324
4 sentiment 5sentimEnt n.情操, 情感, 情绪, 观点, 多愁善感, 感情 Chandler: Oh, and don抰 get me wrong, I appreciate the sentiment. It抯 just that I, I have a rather, sensitive posterior, and ah, besides, it抯 making all the other guys jealous. 324
1 posterior pCs5tiEriE adj.较晚的 Chandler: Oh, and don抰 get me wrong, I appreciate the sentiment. It抯 just that I, I have a rather, sensitive posterior, and ah, besides, it抯 making all the other guys jealous. 324
3 martini mB:5ti:ni n.马提尼酒 Chandler: Yes, but there抯 two in martini, soo everybody back to my office. 324
3 aboard E5bC:d adv.在船(飞机、车)上, 上船(飞机、车)prep.在(船、飞机、车)上, 上(船、飞机、车) Doug: No-no, I heard what you said, funny. I like funny. (Chandler starts to leave) This team is about hard work, but it抯 also about having fun. Good to have you aboard Bing! (smacks him on the butt, and Chandler leaves shocked.) 324
1 joel 5dVEuel n.约耳书 Doug: So, in conclusion, the lines all go up (points to the chart), so I抦 happy. Great job team! Tomorrow at 8:30. (They start to leave) Phil! Nice job. (smacks him on the butt) Stevens! Way to go! (smacks him on the butt) Joel-burg, you maniac! I love ya! (smacks him on the butt) (Chandler walks up) Bing! Good job, couldn抰 have done it without ya. (he shakes his hand) 324
1 conclusion kEn5klu:VEn n.结束, 缔结, 结论 Doug: So, in conclusion, the lines all go up (points to the chart), so I抦 happy. Great job team! Tomorrow at 8:30. (They start to leave) Phil! Nice job. (smacks him on the butt) Stevens! Way to go! (smacks him on the butt) Joel-burg, you maniac! I love ya! (smacks him on the butt) (Chandler walks up) Bing! Good job, couldn抰 have done it without ya. (he shakes his hand) 324
1 burg bE:^ n.有围墙(或城堡)的城,<美口>(尤指不喧闹的)城,镇,村 Doug: So, in conclusion, the lines all go up (points to the chart), so I抦 happy. Great job team! Tomorrow at 8:30. (They start to leave) Phil! Nice job. (smacks him on the butt) Stevens! Way to go! (smacks him on the butt) Joel-burg, you maniac! I love ya! (smacks him on the butt) (Chandler walks up) Bing! Good job, couldn抰 have done it without ya. (he shakes his hand) 324
1 tanked , 中的 Doug: Well, I got tanked myself last night. Pretty dicey drive home, Tapanzi Bridge never looked smaller. (laughs) That抯 okay, you抮e still my number one guy! (slaps him on the butt) Bing! 324
1 dicey 5daisi adj.不确定的, 冒险性的, 认命的 Doug: Well, I got tanked myself last night. Pretty dicey drive home, Tapanzi Bridge never looked smaller. (laughs) That抯 okay, you抮e still my number one guy! (slaps him on the butt) Bing! 324
1 rubdown   rubdownn.擦身, 按摩, 磨平, 磨光 Hoshi: All right, on the table. (Pete gets on the table for his rubdown) 324
7 iron 5aiEn n.铁, 熨斗, 坚强, 烙铁, 镣铐vt.烫平, 熨, 用铁装备vi.烫衣服 Hoshi: You are iron. You are steel! Let me ask you something, how come when I call your computer support line, I have to wait an hour and a half? 324
4 aloud E5laud adv.大声地 Joey: Yeah, or you can teach him a lesson. Y'know? What you could do is you could rub something that really smells on your butt, all right? Then, when he goes to smack ya, his hand will smell. (thinking aloud) Now what could you rub on your butt that would smell bad? 324
2 compete kEm5pi:t vi.比赛, 竞争 Monica: He wanted to tell me he抯 gonna compete is some ultimate fighting competition thingy. 324
2 regrets ri5^ret n.遗憾, 悔恨, 抱歉, 歉意vt.为...感到遗憾, 后悔, 惋惜, 哀悼, 懊悔vi.感到抱歉 Monica: I mean I-I thought you were nuts at first, but you-you did it. And now you can just look back at this thing with no regrets. 324
2 thieves   thievesn.小偷 Monica: Oh, about five minutes. Right now they抮e interviewing his opponent. Apparently he trains by going to Iran and pulling the arms off thieves. 324
1 iran i5rB:n n.伊朗 Monica: Oh, about five minutes. Right now they抮e interviewing his opponent. Apparently he trains by going to Iran and pulling the arms off thieves. 324
3 workout 5wE:kaut n.测验 Monica: Okay, good, 慶ause umm, well maybe we could have a little workout of our own... 324
2 killers 5kilE n.杀手, 凶手, 杀人魔 Pete: Could you leave a note? 慍ause I抦 on a lot of pain killers now, and I don抰 know if I抣l remember this tomorrow. (She leaves.) 324
7 strength streNW n.力, 力量, 力气, 实力, 兵力, 浓度 Pete: Don抰 worry, Hoshi taught me how to use an opponent抯 strength and weight against him. 324
1 operators 5CpEreitE n.操作员, 工作者, (电话)接线员, 报务员, 手术员, 行家, 经营者, 算子 Pete: I told you, we抮e adding new operators all the time. Could we concentrate on my training? 324
1 spine spain n.脊骨, 书脊, 地面隆起地带, 中心, 剌 Pete: It抯 okay, it抯 not as bad as it looks, it抯 a precaution. Ah, I抦 not supposed to move my spine. 324
1 precaution pri5kC:FEn n.预防, 警惕, 防范 Pete: It抯 okay, it抯 not as bad as it looks, it抯 a precaution. Ah, I抦 not supposed to move my spine. 324
5 swinging 5swiNiN adj.愉快活跃的;多姿多彩的 Pete: I抦 fine! I抎 fight tonight, if they抎 let me. (stands up and starts swinging his arms) See this circle I抦 marking off here? This is my zone of terror. 324
2 overnight 5EuvE5nait n.头天晚上adj.通宵的, 晚上的, 前夜的adv.在前一夜, 整夜, 昨晚一晚上 Pete: Let me tell you a story. When I set out to create Moss 865, do you think it just happened overnight? No. There was Moss 1, that burnt down my Dad抯 garage, there was Moss 2 that would only schedule appointments in January, and 862 others that I learned from, just like I learned from this fight, never to let a guy stand on my neck. 324
14 garage 5^ArB:(d)V n.汽车间, 修车厂, 车库v.放入车库 Pete: Let me tell you a story. When I set out to create Moss 865, do you think it just happened overnight? No. There was Moss 1, that burnt down my Dad抯 garage, there was Moss 2 that would only schedule appointments in January, and 862 others that I learned from, just like I learned from this fight, never to let a guy stand on my neck. 324
4 appointments E5pCintmEnt n.约会, 指定 Pete: Let me tell you a story. When I set out to create Moss 865, do you think it just happened overnight? No. There was Moss 1, that burnt down my Dad抯 garage, there was Moss 2 that would only schedule appointments in January, and 862 others that I learned from, just like I learned from this fight, never to let a guy stand on my neck. 324
1 trainers 5treinE n.训练者, 驯服者, 驯马师, 软运动鞋 Pete: Oh, believe me, I don抰 want to get hurt either. I抦 being smart about this. See these guys? They抮e the best trainers in the world, and Hoshi here used to be a paid assassin. (Hoshi yells at him in Chinese) A house painter! He used to be a house painter. 324
2 painter 5peintE n.画家, 油漆匠 Pete: Oh, believe me, I don抰 want to get hurt either. I抦 being smart about this. See these guys? They抮e the best trainers in the world, and Hoshi here used to be a paid assassin. (Hoshi yells at him in Chinese) A house painter! He used to be a house painter. 324
1 assassin E5sAsin n.暗杀者, 刺客 Pete: Oh, believe me, I don抰 want to get hurt either. I抦 being smart about this. See these guys? They抮e the best trainers in the world, and Hoshi here used to be a paid assassin. (Hoshi yells at him in Chinese) A house painter! He used to be a house painter. 324
1 ringside   ringsiden.马戏团, 拳击场 Pete: Oh, one other thing. Hoshi thinks that you being ringside may have affected my concentration. 324
1 concentration 7kCnsen5treiFEn n.集中, 集合, 专心, 浓缩, 浓度 Pete: Oh, one other thing. Hoshi thinks that you being ringside may have affected my concentration. 324
1 severely si5viEli adv.严格地, 激烈地 Pete: Y'know I have a torn rotator cuff, a hairline fracture in my right forearm, and a severely bruised Adam抯 Apple, but that really hurt. 324
1 rotator rEu5teitE n.旋转者, 转动体 Pete: Y'know I have a torn rotator cuff, a hairline fracture in my right forearm, and a severely bruised Adam抯 Apple, but that really hurt. 324
1 fracture 5frAktFE n.破裂, 骨折v.(使)破碎, (使)破裂 Pete: Y'know I have a torn rotator cuff, a hairline fracture in my right forearm, and a severely bruised Adam抯 Apple, but that really hurt. 324
2 forearm fCr5B:m n.前臂vt.准备战斗, 预先武装, 准备 Pete: Y'know I have a torn rotator cuff, a hairline fracture in my right forearm, and a severely bruised Adam抯 Apple, but that really hurt. 324
2 cuff 5kQf n.袖口, 裤子翻边, 护腕, 手铐vt.给...上袖口(或翻边), 用手铐铐 Pete: Y'know I have a torn rotator cuff, a hairline fracture in my right forearm, and a severely bruised Adam抯 Apple, but that really hurt. 324
1 ricocheted 5rikEFet, -Feit n.跳飞, 跳弹v.(使)跳飞 Phil: Not on purpose, he ricocheted of you and got me. 324
2 ants   ANTS=Airborne Night Television System 机载夜间电视系统 Phoebe: No! No! Look at that! (drags her away from the window) It抯 a line of ants! They抮e working as a team! 324
1 aggressive E5^resiv adj.好斗的, 敢作敢为的, 有闯劲的, 侵略性的 Phoebe: Oh no! That really is nothing, she is very sexually aggressive. 324
65 bonnie `bCnI adj.漂亮的      Bonnie  [5bCni]  邦妮(女子名) Phoebe: Umm, my friend, Bonnie. She just always thought Ross was really cute, and now that you two aren抰 together, she asked if I could set it up, but if you抮e not cool with it... 324
2 height hait n.高度, 海拔, 高地(常用复数), 顶点 Phoebe: You remember her from my birthday party two years ago. She抯 yeah, like, average height, medium build, bald... 324
3 fame feim n.名声, 名望, 传说, <古>传闻vt.(常用被动语态)使闻名, 使有名望, 盛传 Rachel: (to Phoebe) Well that was depressing, I think I just bought a soft pretzel from one of the kids from Fame. Ready to go to the movies? 324
3 congratulate kEn5^rAtjuleit vt.祝贺, 庆贺, 恭喜 Rachel: Y'know I don抰, I don抰 understand guys, I mean I-I would never congratulate Monica on a great stew by y'know, grabbin?her boob. 324
2 referee 7refE5ri: n.仲裁人, 调解人, [体]裁判员v.仲裁, 裁判 Referee: Here we go gentlemen, here we go! (to Tank Abbott) Are you ready? (He nods, and takes out his teeth) (to Pete) Are you ready? (Pete nods, 揧es.? Let抯 get it on!! 324
1 nada 5nAdE 纳达抗变色铜(基)合金 Robin: (starting to cry) Ooh, (to Rachel) Can I have a napkin, please? Could you please hand me a napkin? (Rachel tries to grab one, but is to slow for his tastes.) Would you--Give me this thing (grabs the napkin holder from her.) all right!! Enough! (to Billy) And you are no longer my friend! We are finished! (gets up to leave) Nada!! No more! You are a bastard for doing this!! (Billy follows him) Get away from me!! 324
2 gynaecologist 9^aInI`kClEdVIst,9dVaI- n.[医]妇科学家 Robin: I have a feelin?.. I, my wife is sleeping with her gynaecologist. 324
67 tim tim Microfilm缩微胶卷技术情报      Tim     n.(=Timothy)提姆(男子名) Robin: What is it, Tim? 324
4 hooking huk n.钩, 吊钩v.钩住, 沉迷, 上瘾 Ross: Yeah, anything goes, except ah, eye gouging and fish hooking. 324
1 gouging 5^audViN 刨削[槽] Ross: Yeah, anything goes, except ah, eye gouging and fish hooking. 324
1 combo 5kCmbEu n.结合物, 联合体, 社团, 小型爵士乐团 Ross: Yeah, it抯 the Ultimate Fighting Combo. Yeah, I saved thirty cents, plus I get to keep the cup. Yay!! 324
5 dartmouth 5dB:tmEW (英国 Devonshire 的)达特茅斯港口 Stevens: I抦 telling you, I need some smacks. I got a kid starting Dartmouth in the fall. 324
12 stevens 5sti:vnz 史蒂文斯(姓氏) Stevens: We never get smacked. 324
2 smacked smAk n.滋味, 风味, 少量, 拍击v.带有...风味, 用掌击, 拍打 Stevens: We never get smacked. 324
1 pang pAN n.剧痛, 悲痛vt.使剧痛 Story by: Mark J. Kunerth & Pang-ni Landrum 324
1 circling 5sE:kliN (马术)环骑 TV Announcer: Pete Becker is circling the ring now. It looks like, he抯 just trying to feel him out. Oh, Bruiser is just... 324
2 bruiser 5bru:zE(r) n.(尤指)职业拳击家, 彪形大汉, 粗壮的人 TV Announcer: Pete Becker is circling the ring now. It looks like, he抯 just trying to feel him out. Oh, Bruiser is just... 324
2 mermaid 5mE:meid n.(传说中的)美人鱼, <美>女子游泳健将 (Joey is sleeping on the floor and is buried in sand that has been carved into a mermaid complete with breasts.) 325
2 carved   carvedadj.有雕刻的 (Joey is sleeping on the floor and is buried in sand that has been carved into a mermaid complete with breasts.) 325
1 satisfaction 7sAtis5fAkFEn n.满意, 满足, 令人满意的事物 (Joey looks down and his look turns from shock to satisfaction.) 325
1 apologises E`pClEdVaIz vi.<英>=apologize (Rachel turns and gives him a look, and Joey quickly apologises.) 325
1 jordan 5dVC:dn 锥形精磨机, 低速磨浆机      Jordan  [5dVC:dn]  n.约旦(位于西南亚的国家), 约旦河 (She exits just as Bonnie comes down the stairs, as bald as Michael Jordan.) 325
2 straw strC: n.稻草, 麦杆 (She is wearing this giant straw hat, the brim on it must be at least, least foot wide.) 325
1 brim brim n.(杯, 碗等)边, 边缘, (河)边vt.注满, 使满溢vi.满溢 (She is wearing this giant straw hat, the brim on it must be at least, least foot wide.) 325
2 darkened 5dB:kEn v.(使)变暗, (使)变黑, 处于暗淡之中 (She starts walking across the darkened room and hits her head on a wind chime hanging from the ceiling, to stop it from making a noise she grabs it and 揝hhh抯?it. She goes into the kitchen and finds Phoebe Sr.抯 appointment book, to read it she opens the freezer. Just as she starts to read, Phoebe Sr. jumps out from her bedroom with a coat hanger, startling Phoebe.) 325
7 nail neil n.指甲, 钉, 钉子vt.钉, 将...钉牢 (They get into a wrestling match, that ends with Ross making Rachel paint her forehead with the nail polish. They both end up lying next to each other, stop, and look at each other for a moment.) 325
10 gently 5dVentli adv.轻轻地, 逐渐地 [Scene: The beach house, at night. Phoebe is hangs up the phone, and gently pushes one of the stools over.] 325
14 nails neil n.指甲, 钉, 钉子vt.钉, 将...钉牢 [Scene: The beach house, it抯 still raining. Chandler is building a sand castle, Rachel is doing Monica抯 nails, and they抮e all drinking margaritas, obviously bored.] 325
3 castle 5kB:sl n.城堡 [Scene: The beach house, it抯 still raining. Chandler is building a sand castle, Rachel is doing Monica抯 nails, and they抮e all drinking margaritas, obviously bored.] 325
6 pier piE n.码头, (桥)墩 Bonnie: Oh, the water was sooo great! We jumped off this pier and my suit came off. 325
3 theoretically   theoreticallyadv.理论上, 理论地 Chandler: Okay, so we抳e established my name, and hit me. But theoretically y'know, I mean say we weren抰 friends, say it抯 a blind date. I show up at your door, and I抦 like (in a fake voice) 揌ey, nice to meet, ya. Hey, oh-hey.? 325
1 spinster 5spinstE n.[律]未婚妇女, 老处女 Chandler: You抮e not gonna die an old maid, maybe an old spinster cook. 325
5 reveals ri5vi:l vt.展现, 显示, 揭示, 暴露 Monica: I think I抣l help her out. (She gets up to go over and help Rachel, and reveals she has no pants.) (to Rachel) What is going on here? 325
4 listing 5listiN n.[计] 清单, 列表vbl.list的进行时 Monica: Joey, she was listing the countries she抯 done it in. 325
3 countries 5kQntri n.国家, 国土, [总称]国民, 乡村, 故乡adj.乡下的, 乡村的, [方]祖国的, 故乡的 Monica: Joey, she was listing the countries she抯 done it in. 325
1 toenails 5tEuneil n.脚趾甲, 斜钉下去的钉子 Monica: You painting his toenails? 325
4 sangria sAN5^ri:E n. (Sp.) 桑格利亚汽酒 Phoebe Sr: Take it easy--if you want, there抯 cookies on the counter, or, or--sangria! (jumps up) I can make sangria! 325
4 baths bB:W n.沐浴, 浴室 Phoebe Sr: Well, yes, it抯 kind抳e an unusual house. It has umm, three beautiful bedrooms and ah, no baths. But y'know, the ocean is right there. 325
1 ganged ^AndV v.以细铁丝保护 Phoebe: And this time, they抳e ganged up to form one giant, super hat. 325
4 clothing 5klEuTiN n.衣服 Phoebe: Monica, if you get five cool points, you get to make somebody take off one item of clothing. It hasn抰 happened yet, but we抮e all very excited. 325
2 flood flQd n.洪水, 水灾, (因雨)涨潮, [诗]水vt.淹没, 使泛滥, 注满, 充满vi.被水淹, 溢出, 涌进, 喷出, 涌出 Phoebe: Oh, yeah, Bob said there might be flood damage. 325
20 spin spin v.旋转, 纺, 纺纱n.旋转 Phoebe: Okay. (Starts to spin) Ooh, y'know we could just do this. (She stops at Chandler) 325
1 namesake 5neImseIk n.同名的人, 同名物 Phoebe: She cancelled! My namesake cancelled on me! 325
3 cancelled 5kAnsEl vt.取消, 删去 Phoebe: She cancelled! My namesake cancelled on me! 325
1 clamed klAm n.蛤 Phoebe: Yeah, she clamed she had to go out of town suddenly. She抯 avoiding me, she doesn抰 want to tell me where my Father is. She knows, and she won抰 tell me. 325
5 boxers   boxersn.拳击短裤 Rachel: (reading a card) Okay, your band is playing at Arnold抯, collect three cool points. Which means, I have five, and that means I get Joey抯 boxers! 325
1 nudge nQdV n.用肘轻推, 轻推为引起注意 Rachel: That was her idea, I just gave her a nudge. 325
2 impaired im5pZE v.削弱 Rachel: Well excuse me, my fashion-impaired friends, I am here to tell you that hats are back. 325
1 creeping 5kri:piN n.爬行adj.爬行的 Rachel: Yes! (she starts creeping up on him) 325
4 crushes krQF vt.压碎, 碾碎, 压服, 压垮, 粉碎, (使)变形 Ross: (he gets up and starts to run away from her) No! (in his escape attempt he crushes Chandler抯 sand castle) No! 325
3 sane sein adj.健全的 Ross: Hey, it抣l grow back, right? And she-she抯 really fun, and she抯 cool, and-and I抦 finally moving on. Y'know? I mean getting over Rachel was so (makes an incoherent nasal sound), y'know? Y'know, and I抦 finally feeling sane again. And now if I go up there, and-and I kiss her, and, Gooood I wanna kiss her, and-and-and it doesn抰 work out, right? Do I really wanna put myself through that again? 325
5 nasal 5neizEl adj.鼻的, 鼻音的, 护鼻的n.鼻音, 鼻音字 Ross: Hey, it抣l grow back, right? And she-she抯 really fun, and she抯 cool, and-and I抦 finally moving on. Y'know? I mean getting over Rachel was so (makes an incoherent nasal sound), y'know? Y'know, and I抦 finally feeling sane again. And now if I go up there, and-and I kiss her, and, Gooood I wanna kiss her, and-and-and it doesn抰 work out, right? Do I really wanna put myself through that again? 325
2 sponsor 5spCnsE n.发起人, 主办者, 保证人, 主办人vt.发起, 主办v.赞助 Ross: Okay, come on! (blows on the dice) Daddy needs a new pair of electromagnetic microscopes for the Prehistoric Forensics Department! (They all look at him, and he shuts up and rolls the dice.) (he moves his piece) Okay. (reading a card) Take Pinky Tuscadero up to Inspiration Point, collect three cool points!! Yeah! Which gives me five, and let抯 see who is gonna lose their clothes. Ummmm, I think I pick our strip poker sponsor Mr. Joey Tribianni. 325
1 pinky 5piNki adj.带淡红色的 Ross: Okay, come on! (blows on the dice) Daddy needs a new pair of electromagnetic microscopes for the Prehistoric Forensics Department! (They all look at him, and he shuts up and rolls the dice.) (he moves his piece) Okay. (reading a card) Take Pinky Tuscadero up to Inspiration Point, collect three cool points!! Yeah! Which gives me five, and let抯 see who is gonna lose their clothes. Ummmm, I think I pick our strip poker sponsor Mr. Joey Tribianni. 325
1 microscopes 5maIkrEskEJp n.显微镜 Ross: Okay, come on! (blows on the dice) Daddy needs a new pair of electromagnetic microscopes for the Prehistoric Forensics Department! (They all look at him, and he shuts up and rolls the dice.) (he moves his piece) Okay. (reading a card) Take Pinky Tuscadero up to Inspiration Point, collect three cool points!! Yeah! Which gives me five, and let抯 see who is gonna lose their clothes. Ummmm, I think I pick our strip poker sponsor Mr. Joey Tribianni. 325
1 inspiration 7inspE5reiFEn n.灵感 Ross: Okay, come on! (blows on the dice) Daddy needs a new pair of electromagnetic microscopes for the Prehistoric Forensics Department! (They all look at him, and he shuts up and rolls the dice.) (he moves his piece) Okay. (reading a card) Take Pinky Tuscadero up to Inspiration Point, collect three cool points!! Yeah! Which gives me five, and let抯 see who is gonna lose their clothes. Ummmm, I think I pick our strip poker sponsor Mr. Joey Tribianni. 325
1 forensics   forensicsn.辩论练习, 辩论术 Ross: Okay, come on! (blows on the dice) Daddy needs a new pair of electromagnetic microscopes for the Prehistoric Forensics Department! (They all look at him, and he shuts up and rolls the dice.) (he moves his piece) Okay. (reading a card) Take Pinky Tuscadero up to Inspiration Point, collect three cool points!! Yeah! Which gives me five, and let抯 see who is gonna lose their clothes. Ummmm, I think I pick our strip poker sponsor Mr. Joey Tribianni. 325
2 electromagnetic IlektrEJ5mA^nItIk adj.电磁的 Ross: Okay, come on! (blows on the dice) Daddy needs a new pair of electromagnetic microscopes for the Prehistoric Forensics Department! (They all look at him, and he shuts up and rolls the dice.) (he moves his piece) Okay. (reading a card) Take Pinky Tuscadero up to Inspiration Point, collect three cool points!! Yeah! Which gives me five, and let抯 see who is gonna lose their clothes. Ummmm, I think I pick our strip poker sponsor Mr. Joey Tribianni. 325
3 razor 5reizE n.剃刀vt.剃 Ross: She said you gave her the razor! 325
1 balded bC:ld adj.光秃的, 单调的, 枯燥的 Ross: You don抰 know?! Rach, you balded my girlfriend! 325
1 involving   involvingvbl.包括,使...陷于 [cut to a montage of scenes involving Bonnie, Ross, and Rachel from the last episode.] 401
1 consummating 5kCnsQmeit vt.完成, 使达到极点adj.圆满的, 至上的, 完美的 [Scene: Rachel抯 bedroom. Ross and Rachel have just finished consummating the new relationship.] 401
1 chooses tFu:z v.选择, 选定 [Scene: The beach house, it抯 the same scene from the end of last year, with Ross in front of the two doors of Rachel抯 and Bonnie抯 rooms, trying to decide which door to choose. He finally chooses the one his right and goes in.] 401
1 sunburned   sunburned晒黑的 日炙的 有晒斑的 Bonnie: Rachel was just helping me out. My head got all sunburned. 401
1 wails weil n.悲叹, 哀号, 痛快vi.悲叹, 哀号, 嚎啕vt.悲痛(某人的悲惨遭遇) Chandler: (wails loudly into his hands) Joey kept screaming at me, 揇o it now! Do it!! Do it! Do it now!!?Sometimes late at night I can still here the screaming. 401
2 holocaust 5hClEkC:st n.大毁灭, 大屠杀 Chandler: All right, there抯 a nuclear holocaust, I抦 the last man on Earth. Would you go out with me? 401
1 seashores 5si:FC: n.海岸, 海滨      Seashore  [5si:FC:]  西肖尔(姓氏) Chandler: I found a dried up seashores. 401
3 goods ^udz n.货物, <美俚>工具 Chandler: I抳e got canned goods. 401
2 canned kAnd adj.罐装的, 录音的, 一稿数用的, 喝醉了的 Chandler: I抳e got canned goods. 401
5 wreck rek n.失事船(或飞机), 残骸, (船, 飞机的)失事vt.破坏, 拆毁 Chandler: Look, Ross, you have what you want, you抮e back with Rachel. If you bring this up now you抮e gonna wreck the best thing that even happened to you. 401
2 ammonia 5AmEunjE n.[化]氨, 氨水 Chandler: Y'know what, he抯 right. There抯 something like uh, ammonia in that, that like kills the pain. 401
1 joked dVEuk n.笑话, 玩笑v.(和...)开玩笑 Joey: (voice-over) Oh, and then Monica joked that she wouldn抰 go out with a guy like Chandler... 401
1 fright frait n.惊骇, 吃惊 Joey: That抯 right I stepped up! She抯 my friend and she needed help! And if I had too, I抎 pee on anyone of you! Only, uhh, I couldn抰. I got the stage fright. I wanted to help, but there was too much pressure. So-so I uh, I turned to Chandler. 401
4 stung stQN vbl.sting的过去式及过去分词 Joey: Well, we have to say something! We have to get it out! It抯 eating me alive!! Monica got stung by a jellyfish. 401
11 jellyfish 5dVelIfIF n.水母 Monica: Jellyfish sting! Oh, it hurts! It hurts!! It hurts!! 401
3 sweety 5swi:ti n.糖果, 甜点 Monica: Sweety, what are you talking about? 401
3 til til, ti:l n.胡麻 Phoebe Sr.: Well, I抦 so sorry. I thought I was leaving you with the best parents in the world, I didn抰 even hear about your Mom and Dad til a couple of years ago, and by then you were already grown up. I don抰 know, you抮e here, and I would, I would really, I would like to get to know you. 401
2 beetles 5bi:tl n.甲虫vi.悬垂, 突出 Phoebe Sr.: You do?! Wait, I like umm, the Beetles. 401
1 fuchsia 5fju:FiE n.晚樱科植物, 紫红色 Phoebe: (singing) ?..fuchsia and mauvvve. Those are the 66 colours of my bedroommmm.?(applause) Thank you, thank you. Ohh, and I invite you to count the colours in your bedroom. (Sees that Phoebe Sr. has entered, and to her) Except for you. You go away. 401
1 abandoner   abandonern.遗弃者, 委付者 Phoebe: Oh, my new Mom, who-who抯 a big, fat abandoner! (starts to go upstairs) 401
3 wishing 5wiFiN 愿望 wishing Rachel: (to Monica) Sorry!! (to Ross) I just feel bad about all that sleep you抮e gonna miss wishing you were with me! 401
2 violently   violentlyadv.猛烈地, 激烈地, 极端地 Rachel: I know. (Hugs him more violently this time and pushes him back away from the letter.) 401
6 handy 5hAndi adj.手边的, 就近的, 唾手可得的, 便利的, 敏捷的, 容易取得的 Rachel: Oh, oh, and hey-hey-hey, those little spelling tips will come in handy when you抮e at home on Saturday nights playing Scrabble with Monica!! 401
3 gain ^ein n.财物的增加, 财富的获取, 利润, 腰槽, 收获vt.得到, 增进, 赚到, 开腰槽于vi.获利, 增加 Rachel: Ooh, I just wish we hadn抰 lost those four months, but if time was what you needed just to gain a little perspective... 401
1 miffed   miffedn. 稍有点恼火;有点生气 Ross: (getting miffed) I suppose. 401
9 traps   trapsn. 随身携带物,随身行李 Ross: (starts to cry) FINE BY ME!! (he opens the door and traps Chandler behind it) 401
3 glance ^lB:ns vi.扫视, 匆匆一看n.一瞥, 眼光, 匆匆一看 Ross: Does it? Does it? Yeah, I wanted to give that whole 慏oes it??part just another glance. 401
3 trapping 5trApiN 诱捕 Ross: It was 5:30 in the morning, and you had rambled on for 18 pages. Front and back!! (they go into the living room, trapping Monica, Chandler, and Joey in the kitchen) (to Rachel) Oh-oh-oh, and by the way, Y-O-U-apostrophe-R-E means 憏ou are,?Y-O-U-R means 憏our!? 401
2 rambled 5rAmbl v.漫游n.漫游 Ross: It was 5:30 in the morning, and you had rambled on for 18 pages. Front and back!! (they go into the living room, trapping Monica, Chandler, and Joey in the kitchen) (to Rachel) Oh-oh-oh, and by the way, Y-O-U-apostrophe-R-E means 憏ou are,?Y-O-U-R means 憏our!? 401
2 apostrophe E5pCstrEfi n.省略符号, 呼语 Ross: It was 5:30 in the morning, and you had rambled on for 18 pages. Front and back!! (they go into the living room, trapping Monica, Chandler, and Joey in the kitchen) (to Rachel) Oh-oh-oh, and by the way, Y-O-U-apostrophe-R-E means 憏ou are,?Y-O-U-R means 憏our!? 401
1 mornings 5mC:niN n.早晨, 上午 Ross: No, she likes that. Yeah. Faking sleep doesn抰 work either, I can抰 tell you how many mornings I woke up with her... 401
2 preventing pri5vent v.防止, 预防 Ross: Okay. (He leans in to kiss her again, but she leans back preventing him from making contact.) Wow, it抯-it抯 5:30 in the morning. (Rachel laughs) So, I抎 better get cracking on this baby. 401
1 unfaithful 5Qn5feiWful adj.不诚实的, 不忠实的, 不准确的 Ross: She wants me to take responsibility for everything that went wrong in our relationship. I mean she goes on for five pages about, about how I was unfaithful to her! (Both Joey and Chandler shrug their shoulders as to say 擶ell...? (yelling) WE WERE ON A BREAK!!!!! 401
2 thorough 5WQrE adj.十分的, 彻底的 Ross: Well, I wanted to be thorough. I mean this-this is clearly very, very important to you, to us! And so I wanted to read every word carefully, twice! 401
1 gist dVist n.要点, 要旨, 依据, [法律]诉讼主因 Ursula: Well, it抯 pretty much the gist. Well, except for the poem. You read the poem, right? 401
1 ushering 5QFE n.引座员, 招待员, 传达员, 前驱vt.引导, 展示vi.作招待员 (Joey jumps up in excitement and without turning around Chandler holds out his hand stopping him, and ushering him back into his seat. Joey sits down, dejected.) 402
8 excitement Ik5saItmEnt n.刺激, 兴奋, 激动, 搔动 (Joey jumps up in excitement and without turning around Chandler holds out his hand stopping him, and ushering him back into his seat. Joey sits down, dejected.) 402
12 proceeds 5prEJsi:dz n.收益 (The guys takes a hockey stick and slips it through the handles then proceeds to take the stereo and Chandler抯 computer and walk out.) 402
1 uncertain Qn5sE:tn adj.无常的, 不确定的, 不可预测的, 靠不住的 [Scene: Chandler and Joey's, Joey and Chandler have trading the entertainment center for the canoe. Joey is sitting in the bow, staring off into space as to envision his future full of possibilities. Chandler is sitting at the stern, staring into space and is looking at an uncertain future.] 402
3 stern stE:n adj.严厉的, 苛刻的n.船尾      Stern  [stE:n]  斯特恩(①姓氏 ②Otto, 1888-1969, 生于德国的美国物理学家, 曾获1943年诺贝尔物理学奖) [Scene: Chandler and Joey's, Joey and Chandler have trading the entertainment center for the canoe. Joey is sitting in the bow, staring off into space as to envision his future full of possibilities. Chandler is sitting at the stern, staring into space and is looking at an uncertain future.] 402
1 envision in5viVEn vt.想象, 预想 [Scene: Chandler and Joey's, Joey and Chandler have trading the entertainment center for the canoe. Joey is sitting in the bow, staring off into space as to envision his future full of possibilities. Chandler is sitting at the stern, staring into space and is looking at an uncertain future.] 402
2 consoling   consolingadj.可安慰的 [Scene: Chandler and Joey's, Rachel, Phoebe, and Julio are consoling Joey and Chandler.] 402
1 craftsmanship   craftsmanshipn.技能, 技术 Chandler: (reading the ad) Stunning entertainment center. Fine, (pause) fine Italian craftsmanship. (Joey is very proud of himself) 402
1 robbed rCb v.抢夺, 抢掠, 剥夺      ROB=Radius of Bend 弯管半径      Rob  [rCb]  罗布(男子名, Robert的昵称) Chandler: Oh, umm, Joey was born, and then 28 years later, I was robbed!! 402
5 prettiest 5priti adj.漂亮的, 可爱的, 优美的, 机灵的, 恰当的 Chandler: Uh-huh, first you tell us where you got the prettiest lace in all the land. 402
5 qualified 5kwClifaid adj.有资格的 Chandler: Yes, Joey has a very careful screening process. Apparently, not everyone is qualified to own wood and nails. 402
1 tetanus 5tetEnEs n.[医]破伤风 Chandler: You don抰 turn and slide, you throw it out! I抦 tired of having to get a tetanus shot every time I get dressed! 402
1 spindler 机械 #VALUE! Chip: Oh yeah, I still hang with Simmons and Zana, y'know. I see Spindler a lot. Devane, Kelly, and I run into Goldie from time to time. Steve Brown, Zuchoff, McGwire, J.T., Breadsly. 402
2 kelly 5keli 凯利帽(男式硬帽, 如圆顶礼帽或平顶草帽)      Kelly  [5keli]  n.黄绿色, 鲜绿色 Chip: Oh yeah, I still hang with Simmons and Zana, y'know. I see Spindler a lot. Devane, Kelly, and I run into Goldie from time to time. Steve Brown, Zuchoff, McGwire, J.T., Breadsly. 402
1 goldie 5^Euldi: n.<美>金奖唱片金奖唱片集 Chip: Oh yeah, I still hang with Simmons and Zana, y'know. I see Spindler a lot. Devane, Kelly, and I run into Goldie from time to time. Steve Brown, Zuchoff, McGwire, J.T., Breadsly. 402
3 decorations 7dekE5reiFEn n.装饰, 装饰品 Joey: All right. But, you抮e gonna have to tell them. (He opens the cabinet to reveal the chick and the duck living inside with Christmas lights and a disco ball as decorations.) 402
2 coffin 5kCfin n.棺材      Coffin  [5kCfin]  科芬(姓氏) Joey: Oh yeah! I got in there myself once. My roommate bet me five bucks that I couldn抰, and then he stuck a board through the handles that locked me in. Yeah. It was funny 憈il I started feeling like I was in a coffin. 402
8 price prais n.价格, 价钱, 代价vt.给...定价, 问...的价格, 标明价格 Joey: Oh yeah? (opens up the center and takes out the stereo) If I can抰, I抣l knock five bucks off the price off the unit. 402
1 sturdy 5stE:di adj.强健的, 坚定的, 毫不含糊的n.[兽医]家畜晕倒病 Joey: This is the unit for you my friend. Sturdy construction, tons of storage compartments, some big enough to fit a grown man. 402
1 construction kEn5strQkFEn n.建筑, 建筑物, 解释, 造句 Joey: This is the unit for you my friend. Sturdy construction, tons of storage compartments, some big enough to fit a grown man. 402
2 compartments kEm5pB:tmEnt n.间隔间, 车厢 Joey: This is the unit for you my friend. Sturdy construction, tons of storage compartments, some big enough to fit a grown man. 402
2 profit 5prCfit n.利润, 益处, 得益vi.得益, 利用vt.有益于, 有利于 Joey: What kind of profit is that?! And you call yourself an accountant. 402
2 accountant E5kauntEnt n.会计(员), 会计师 Joey: What kind of profit is that?! And you call yourself an accountant. 402
9 matthews 5mAWju:z 马修斯(①姓氏 ②James Brander, 1852-1929, 美国戏剧评论家, 散文家及教育家) Monica: Chip, is Chip Matthews. 402
1 architect 5B:kitekt n.建筑师 Monica: Isn抰 he an architect now? 402
2 chopper 5tFCpE n.断路器 Monica: That抯 what we used to call your ah, your motorcycle in high school. Y'know how a motorcycle is a Chopper, and you抮e Chip. Nevermind. 402
1 lipper 5lipE n.涟漪, 浪花 Monica: Wow! A lipper from Chipper. 402
1 multiplex 5mQltipleks adj.多元的 Monica: You still work at the multiplex? 402
2 specially 5speFElI adv.特别地, 临时地 Monica: You went to one where you were popular, and you got to ride off Chip抯 motorcycle, and wear his letterman jacket. I went to one where I wore a band uniform they had to have specially made. 402
5 motorcycle 5mEutEsaikl n.摩托车, 机车 Monica: You went to one where you were popular, and you got to ride off Chip抯 motorcycle, and wear his letterman jacket. I went to one where I wore a band uniform they had to have specially made. 402
1 letterman `letEmAn n.(校内)优秀运动员 Monica: You went to one where you were popular, and you got to ride off Chip抯 motorcycle, and wear his letterman jacket. I went to one where I wore a band uniform they had to have specially made. 402
10 drunken 5drQNkEn adj.酒醉的 Phoebe: (screaming, angrily) ...DUMB, DRUNKEN, BITCH!!! (applause) (happily) Thank you, thanks. 402
2 shoo Fu: int.(赶鸟等)所发声音, 嘘v.发出嘘声赶 Phoebe: Oh my God! No! Shoo! Kitty! No! No-no-no! Shoo! Come on, you! (goes over and picks up the cat) Come on. Crazy. (looks into the cat抯 eyes) Oh my God. 402
3 tummy 5tQmi n.胃, 肚子(常指旅游者患的)腹痛, 腹泻 Phoebe: So great. Oh, we took a nap today and my Mom fell asleep on my tummy and purred. 402
1 purred pE: v.咕噜咕噜叫, 发出喉音n.咕噜咕噜声 Phoebe: So great. Oh, we took a nap today and my Mom fell asleep on my tummy and purred. 402
4 replaced ri(:)5pleis vt.取代, 替换, 代替, 把...放回原处 Phoebe: Well, I抦 not sure. I mean, I guess until she y'know, gets used to the fact that there抯 y'know, a new mom. Y'know, I think she抯 worried that y'know, she抯 gonna, she抯 gonna be replaced. (to the cat, in a funny voice) Well, that抯 not gonna happen is it? Noo. (gets up) Okay, I have to return a call in the other room. 402
1 tacked tAk n.大头钉, 粗缝, 行动方针, 食物vt.以大头针钉住, 附加vi.抢风航行, 作文字形移动 Rachel: (entering) You guys, you抮e never gonna believe what I just found tacked up on a telephone pole! (She抯 holding a flyer.) Look kinda familiar? 402
8 flyer 5flaiE n.飞鸟, 飞行物, 飞行员, 飞跳, (广告)传单, <美俚>孤注一掷 Rachel: (entering) You guys, you抮e never gonna believe what I just found tacked up on a telephone pole! (She抯 holding a flyer.) Look kinda familiar? 402
4 sensed   sensedvbl.感觉,了解 Rachel: (interrupting) I bet he sensed that I was ready to have sex with another guy. 402
1 mascot 5mAskEt n.福神, 吉祥的东西      MASCOT= Motorola Automatic Sequential Computer Operated Tester莫托洛拉自动顺序计算机控制测试器 Rachel: (stunned) Oh my God, they told us that was for the mascot! 402
3 welch welF v.逃避债务      Welch  [welF]  韦尔奇(姓氏) Rachel: Monica! I couldn抰 find him for two hours! He was having sex with Amy Welch! 402
2 soho sEu5hEu int.哈!, 来阿! Rachel: You guys, there抯 a little girl in Soho looking for this cat. I mean, you know what that means?! 402
1 reincarnated ri:5inkB:neit vt.赋予新肉体, 使转生 Ross: (goes over to Julio) Come here, here, come here, come here, (pause) Mrs. Buffay. Sorry, about what I said, umm, it was, it was insensitive of me to say that you were just a cat. When clearly you are also the reincarnated spirit, of my friend抯 mother. 402
2 insensitive in5sensitiv adj.对...没有感觉的, 感觉迟钝的 Ross: (goes over to Julio) Come here, here, come here, come here, (pause) Mrs. Buffay. Sorry, about what I said, umm, it was, it was insensitive of me to say that you were just a cat. When clearly you are also the reincarnated spirit, of my friend抯 mother. 402
1 oak Euk n.[植]橡树, 橡木adj.橡木制的 Ross: (reading the newspaper) Hey, here抯 a question; where did you guys get the finest oak East of the Mississippi? 402
4 flyers   FLYERSn. 富来儿 (Fun Loving Youth En Route to Success) Ross: Hi! Listen uhh, this cat belongs to a little girl. There are flyers all over the place. 402
1 futon   futonn. 蒲团 Ross: Oh! Y'know, I抳e got an extra futon. 402
27 rid rid vt.使摆脱, 使去掉      RID=Radio Intelligence Division 无线电情报处([美]联邦通讯委员会) Ross: So you guys having any luck getting rid of the entertainment center? 402
9 canoe kE5nu: n.独木舟, 轻舟 Tony: We don抰 have 50 bucks, but would you be willing to trade for it? We抳e got a canoe. 402
4 condon 5kC ndEn 姓氏 Written by: Jill Condon & Any Toomin 402
7 filing 5failiN n.整理成档案, 文件归档,锉 (He starts to put his pants on, but Rachel manages to drag him to the chair. When they get to the chair, Chandler drops his pants and knocks the chair away. Rachel then backs him up and locks him to the top drawer of a filing cabinet.) 403
1 creaks kri:k n.吱吱响声v.吱吱作响 (Joey creaks louder) 403
1 creak kri:k n.吱吱响声v.吱吱作响 (Joey makes a sound imitating one person making a bed creak and Chandler turns and glares at him.) 403
5 unlocks 5Qn5lCk vt.开...锁, 开启, 显露, 放开vi.开着, 解开, 解出锁定 (Rachel unlocks and opens the door to reveal a half-naked Chandler handcuffed to the chair. They both gasp and Chandler stares at them in shock and surprise.) 403
3 handcuffed 5hAndkQf n.手拷v.上手拷 (Rachel unlocks and opens the door to reveal a half-naked Chandler handcuffed to the chair. They both gasp and Chandler stares at them in shock and surprise.) 403
1 outdoor 5autdC: adj.室外的, 户外的, 野外的 [Scene: Chandler and Joey's, Chandler is sitting in the canoe as Joey runs through the door carrying an outdoor patio table.] 403
1 scrapping skrAp n.小片, 废料, 剪下来的图片, 文章, 残余物, 废料, 打架vt.扔弃, 敲碎, 拆毁vi.互相殴打adj.零碎的, 废弃的 [Scene: Chandler and Joey's, Joey is scrapping gum off the table as there is a knock on the door. He goes over and opens it.] 403
3 tug tQ^ v.用力拖, 吃力地搬运, 苦干, 用拖轮拖, 拖拉n.拖, 苦干, 拖船, (牵引用的)绳索 [Scene: Joanna抯 office, Rachel and Chandler are having a little tug-of-war with his pants.] 403
1 negotiating   negotiatingn.谈判vbl.谈判 [Scene: Joanna抯 office, Rachel and Chandler are still negotiating.] 403
1 treadmill 5tredmIl n.踏车, 单调的工作 [Scene: Monica抯 childhood bedroom (which has been turned into a gym), Monica is lying on the treadmill as Phoebe enters.] 403
5 household 5haushEuld n.一家人, 家庭, 家族, 王室adj.家庭的, 家族的, 家属的, 普通的, 平常的 [Scene: The Geller household kitchen, Monica and Phoebe are cooking for Mrs. Geller抯 party.] 403
1 businesslike 5bIznIslaIk adj.事务性的, 公事公办的, 有条理的, 有效率的 Chandler: (in a serious, businesslike tone) Rachel, could I see you for a moment? 403
1 paddling 5pAdl n.短桨, 划桨, 明轮翼vi.划桨, 戏水, 涉水vt.用桨划, 搅, 拌 Chandler: Oh no-no-no, I抦, I抦 paddling away! 403
1 occurrence E5kQrEns n.发生, 出现, 事件, 发生的事情 Chandler: Oh, come on! It抯 not like this is an everyday occurrence for me! I mean usually I抦 pretty much just in there by myself. 403
4 unlock 5Qn5lCk vt.开...锁, 开启, 显露, 放开vi.开着, 解开, 解出锁定 Chandler: Okay, here抯 the situation. The keys to the cuffs are on the back of the door. Could you be a doll and grab them and scoot on over and unlock me? And on a totally different subject, that is a lovely pantsuit. 403
1 scoot sku:t n.疾走, 迅速跑开v.溜走 Chandler: Okay, here抯 the situation. The keys to the cuffs are on the back of the door. Could you be a doll and grab them and scoot on over and unlock me? And on a totally different subject, that is a lovely pantsuit. 403
1 pantsuit 5pAntsju:t n.长裤与衣相配成套的便服 Chandler: Okay, here抯 the situation. The keys to the cuffs are on the back of the door. Could you be a doll and grab them and scoot on over and unlock me? And on a totally different subject, that is a lovely pantsuit. 403
2 judged dVQdV n.法官, 审判员, 裁判员, 鉴赏家, 鉴定人, (J-)最高的审判者vt.审理, 鉴定, 判断, 判决, 断定, 认为vi.下判断, 作评价 Chandler: Well, I think I judged her too quickly, and this time we were able to take the relationship to the next level. 403
8 pulp pQlp n.(水果的)果肉, 纸浆vt.使化成纸浆, 除去...果肉, vi.变成纸浆 Chandler: With extra pulp? 403
2 rusty `rQstI adj.生锈的, 迟钝的, 腐蚀了的, 铁锈色的, 生了锈的 Chandler: Wow! Really?! We get all this rusty crap for free?! 403
1 algonquin Al5^CNkwin n.阿尔冈琴族(语, 人) Chandler: 卛t was like the Algonquin kids table. (They all laugh, but Joey only laughs not to be left out.) 403
1 mishap 5mishAp, mis5hAp n.灾祸 Joanna: I seem to have had a slight office mishap. Could you please get the key off the back of the door for me. 403
5 handcuffs   handcuffsn.手铐 Joanna: Just a little gag gift somebody gave me. (She抯 holding a pair of handcuffs) Put your hands together. 403
1 rusted rQst n.铁锈vt.(使)生锈 Joey: (Returning carrying a couple of rusted lawn chairs) Huh?! 403
5 lawn lC:n n.草地, 草坪, (均匀生长于固体培养基的)菌苔 Joey: (Returning carrying a couple of rusted lawn chairs) Huh?! 403
1 spewing   spewing压出, 榨出 吐花, 吐毛 Joey: Oh yeah, lava spewing, hot ash, of course some are dormant. 403
1 lava 5lB:vE n.熔岩, 火山岩 Joey: Oh yeah, lava spewing, hot ash, of course some are dormant. 403
1 dormant 5dC:mEnt adj.睡眠状态的, 静止的, 隐匿的 Joey: Oh yeah, lava spewing, hot ash, of course some are dormant. 403
1 ash AF n.灰, 灰烬, [植]岑树      ASH=Advanced Scout Helicopter 高级侦察直升飞机[美] Joey: Oh yeah, lava spewing, hot ash, of course some are dormant. 403
3 popped pCpt adj.<美俚>被逮捕的被警察局拘押的 Joey: Uh-huh. This and a bunch of bubble wrap. And, some of it is not even popped!  403
1 vesuvius vi5su:vjEs 维苏威火山[意大利西南部](欧洲大陆唯一的活火山) Joey: Well, it抯 good thing you got out when you did, before she blew up like that Vesuvius. 403
1 vivisection 7vivi5sekFEn n.活体解剖 Joey: Well, we can talk about something else. What do you want to talk about? Vivisection? The Vasdeferens? The Vietnam War? 403
1 vietnam 9vIEt5nAm n.越南 Joey: Well, we can talk about something else. What do you want to talk about? Vivisection? The Vasdeferens? The Vietnam War? 403
6 vomit 5vRmIt n.呕吐, 呕吐物, 催吐剂vi.呕吐, 大量喷出vt.吐出, 呕吐 Joey: Wow! There抯 a lot I didn抰 know about vomit. (The duck comes to the door of the bathroom, quacking.) (To the duck) In a minute. (The duck goes back into the bathroom.) 403
2 volcanoes vCl5keinEu n.火山 Joey: Yeah. And speaking of volcanoes, man are they a violent igneous rock formation. 403
2 igneous 5i^niEs adj.火的, 似火的, [地]火成的 Joey: Yeah. And speaking of volcanoes, man are they a violent igneous rock formation. 403
2 stub stQb n.树桩, 残余, 断株, 烟蒂, 用突了的笔, 存根adj.短而秃的vt.挖除断株, 连根拔除, 踩熄adj.短而秃的 Joey: You wanna see what I got? (He gets up to empty out his pockets) Okay? I抳e got a baby Tootsie Roll, a movie stub, keys, a Kleenex, a rock, and an army man. Hey! 403
3 kleenex 5kli:neks n.[商标] 克里内克丝面巾纸 Joey: You wanna see what I got? (He gets up to empty out his pockets) Okay? I抳e got a baby Tootsie Roll, a movie stub, keys, a Kleenex, a rock, and an army man. Hey! 403
5 hilarious hi5lZEriEs adj.欢闹的 Monica: (laughs) That抯 right. My Mom doesn抰 have any faith in me! Oh, that抯 hilarious! Ha-ha-ha-ha-ha. 403
2 quiche ki:F n.乳蛋饼 Monica: (Looks at her nails) Oh my God. Wait a minute, I had them put?(realises) Oh my God! It抯 in the quiche! Oh My God! 403
2 quiches ki:F n.乳蛋饼 Monica: Doing great, the quiches are coming along. 403
2 cater 5keitE vi.备办食物, 满足(需要), 投合 Monica: I just told my Mom I抎 cater a party for her. 403
1 korean kE5rIEn n.韩国人, 朝鲜人, 韩国语, 朝鲜语adj.韩国人的, 朝鲜人的, 韩国语的, 朝鲜语的 Monica: Oh! Did anybody see that-that documentary on the Korean War? (Joey is pissed) 403
2 documentary 7dCkju5mentEri n.记录片adj.文件的纪录片记录片,文献片 Monica: Oh! Did anybody see that-that documentary on the Korean War? (Joey is pissed) 403
3 grief ^ri:f n.悲痛, 伤心事, 不幸, 忧伤 Monica: Oh, I know, I never wear fake ones. I just did it so my Mom wouldn抰 give me grief about me biting them. 403
6 hiring 5haiEriN 雇用, 租赁 雇用的, 租赁的 Monica: You bet that I抎 screw up?! So all that stuff about hiring me because I was good was? 403
4 deserves di5zE:v vt.应受, 值得v.应受 Monica: 匢 think he deserves a Nobel Prize. (Joey starts to nod 慪es.? 403
1 raved reiv v.咆哮 Mrs. Geller: Oh, well Richard raved about the food at his party, of course you were sleeping with him. Then I heard the food at that lesbian wedding was very nice, I assume you weren抰 sleeping with anybody there. Though, at least that would be something. (Leaves) 403
1 ingredients in5^ri:diEnt n.成分, 因素 Phoebe: It抯 hard to believe that just a little while ago this was nothing but ingredients. 403
1 korea kE5riE, kC(:)5riE n.韩国, 朝鲜 Phoebe: Oh God, Korea is such a beautiful country. 403
1 casserole 5kAsE7rEul n.餐桌上用有盖的焙盘, 砂锅菜 Phoebe: Oh, they love your casserole. 403
9 panic 5pAnik n.惊慌, 恐慌, 没有理由的      Panic  [5pAnik]  潘神的, 牧人之神的 Phoebe: Okay, don抰 panic. I抦 gonna go to the store, I抦 gonna get you another set of nails, no one抯 gonna know, and you抮e gonna look great. (She runs over to get her coat.) Oh! Oh, it抯 慶ause they抮e gonna eat梩hat抯 the problem. 403
1 legend 5ledVEnd n.传说, 伟人传, 图例联想集团,中国最大的国有品牌微机制造商之一 Rachel: I can make you a legend. I can make you this generation抯 Milton Berle. 403
1 rumours 5ru:mE n.[亦作rumor] 谣言, 传闻v.谣传 Rachel: I have so got it. There抯 gonna be rumours about this, there抯 no way to stop it. Sophie knows, Monica and Phoebe know. 403
3 albums 5AlbEm n.集邮本, 照相簿, 签名纪念册 Rachel: I抣l take all of your photos and put them into photo albums! 403
1 stingy 5stindVi adj.吝啬的, 小气的, 缺乏的, 有刺的 Rachel: Oh, I called them. And when they ask me what I saw, I can be very generous (Holds her hands far apart) or very (In a high pitched voice) stingy. 403
4 seed si:d n.种子, 萌芽, 原由, 根据, 子孙, 精液vt.播种, 结实, 成熟, 去...籽vi.结实, 播种 Rachel: Yeah, sure. Umm, they didn抰 have poppy seed bagels, so I?(Enters Joanna抯 office and sees her handcuffed to her chair wearing nothing but a slip) Oh my word! 403
4 poppy 5pCpi n.[植]罂粟, 深红色 Rachel: Yeah, sure. Umm, they didn抰 have poppy seed bagels, so I?(Enters Joanna抯 office and sees her handcuffed to her chair wearing nothing but a slip) Oh my word! 403
3 volcano vCl5keinEu n.火山 Ross: The volcano? 403
1 macaroon 7mAkE5ru:n n.蛋白杏仁饼干 Sophie: Hi! I brought you back a macaroon! 403
35 salesman 5seilzmEn n.售货员, 推销员 The Salesman: (Entering before Joey can say anything) Good afternoon, are you the decision maker of the house? 403
1 vulcanised `vQlkEnaIz vt.<主英> = vulcanize The Salesman: Actually its, Vatican City. Now ahh, what do you know about vulcanised rubber? 403
1 vatican 5vAtikEn n.梵蒂冈, 罗马教廷 The Salesman: Actually its, Vatican City. Now ahh, what do you know about vulcanised rubber? 403
3 encyclopedias en7saiklEu5pi:diE n.百科全书 The Salesman: Do you ah, currently own a set of encyclopedias?  403
2 paintings 5peintiN n.上油漆, 着色, 绘画, 油画v.描绘 The Salesman: He painted that. (Points to one of his paintings in the book) 403
3 pope pu:p n.罗马教皇, 主教, 蒲柏(1688-1744,英国诗人), 大腿上要害部位vt.打大腿上要害部位      Pope  [pEup]  n. 罗马教皇 The Salesman: Let抯 see, ahhh?Where does the Pope live? 403
3 darcy 5dB:si 达西(多孔介质渗透力单位) With Help from: Darcy Partridge 403
2 prevents pri5vent v.防止, 预防 (Rachel opens the trash chute, winces at the smell, and throws the garbage bag in. She then tries to throw the pizza box in, but since it抯 so big she jams it into the opening and it prevents the door from closing. She then turns around too see Mr. Treeger watching her.) 404
3 jams dVAmz n.短裤睡衣, 宽短裤 (Rachel opens the trash chute, winces at the smell, and throws the garbage bag in. She then tries to throw the pizza box in, but since it抯 so big she jams it into the opening and it prevents the door from closing. She then turns around too see Mr. Treeger watching her.) 404
2 expects iks5pekt vt.期待, 预期, 盼望, 指望, <口>(料)想, 认为 (They both get up and Monica expects Joey to take the lead, but he doesn抰, and they fumble around for a little bit.) 404
3 membership 5membEFip n.成员资格, 成员人数 [Scene: Chandler抯 gym, He and Ross are there to cancel his membership.] 404
2 unclogging 5Qn5klC^ vt.使畅通,清除…的阻塞扫除…的阻碍 [Scene: Garbage room: Mr. Treeger is unclogging the trash chute as Rachel enters.] 404
12 chute Fu:t n.瀑布, 斜道 [Scene: Garbage room: Mr. Treeger is unclogging the trash chute as Rachel enters.] 404
1 heeling 5hi:liN n.倾斜 [Scene: Heeling Hands Inc., Phoebe抯 work, she is giving a massage to the guy, Rick, she likes.] 404
1 lara `lArE,`lB:rE n.拉腊,(Laura的异体) [Scene: Lara and Jeni抯 Massage, Phoebe is interviewing for a job.] 404
1 woes wEu n.悲哀 [Scene: Monica and Rachel's, Chandler and Ross are telling Joey, Rachel, and Monica of their bank woes.] 404
2 lambert 5lAmbE(:)t n.[姓氏] 兰伯特[物] 朗伯(亮度单位) Bank Officer: Okay, Ms. Lambert handles all our closures. (to a beautiful woman) Would you come over here please? 404
1 closures 5klEuVE n.关闭vt.使终止 Bank Officer: Okay, Ms. Lambert handles all our closures. (to a beautiful woman) Would you come over here please? 404
1 prospect 5prCspekt n.景色, 前景, 前途, 期望vi.寻找, 勘探 Chandler: (horrified at the prospect of trying to quit alone and unsure about himself) I wanna quit the gym. 404
1 saggy 5sA^i adj.松懈的, 下垂的 Chandler: No! I want a flabby gut and saggy man breasts! 404
1 flabby 5flAbi adj.优柔寡断的性格(或人), 软弱的, 没气力的, 不稳的, (肌肉等)不结实的, 松弛的 Chandler: No! I want a flabby gut and saggy man breasts! 404
1 spotter 5spCtE n.私人侦探, 着弹点观察员 Chandler: No, I almost did, couldn抰 leave Ross there without a spotter! 404
1 lycra 5laikrE 合成弹力纤维 Chandler: Oh Maria. You can抰 say no to her, she抯 like this lycra spandex covered gym卼reat. 404
1 doomed   doomed命定的 Chandler: We抮e doomed. Okay, they抮e gonna take 50 bucks out of our accounts for the rest of our lives. What are we gonna do? 404
5 accounts   accounts帐目,帐号 Chandler: We抮e doomed. Okay, they抮e gonna take 50 bucks out of our accounts for the rest of our lives. What are we gonna do? 404
2 phrases freiz n.短语, 习语, 惯用语, 成语, 措词vt.用短语表达 Chandler: You don抰 think I抳e tried? You think I like having 50 dollars taken out of my bank account every month? No, they make you go all the way down there! Then they use all of these phrases and peppiness to try and confuse you! Then they bring out Maria. 404
4 maria mE:5raiE, mE5riE mare的复数      Maria     n. 玛丽亚(女子名) Chandler: You don抰 think I抳e tried? You think I like having 50 dollars taken out of my bank account every month? No, they make you go all the way down there! Then they use all of these phrases and peppiness to try and confuse you! Then they bring out Maria. 404
4 confuse kEn5fju:z vt.搞乱, 使糊涂 Chandler: You don抰 think I抳e tried? You think I like having 50 dollars taken out of my bank account every month? No, they make you go all the way down there! Then they use all of these phrases and peppiness to try and confuse you! Then they bring out Maria. 404
1 quitters 5kwitE n.轻易停止的人, 懦夫 Gym Employee: Okay, Dave in the membership office, handles quitters. (Both Chandler and Ross start to make their way to the membership office.) Uh, excuse me, (to Ross) are you a member? 404
5 swedish 5swi:diF n.瑞典人, 瑞典语adj.瑞典的 Gym Employee: You do realize that you won抰 have access to our new full service Swedish spa. 404
2 spa spB: n.矿泉, 温泉区, 游乐胜地, 矿泉疗养地      SPA=sudden phase anomalies 突现相位异常, (空间波)相位的突变 Gym Employee: You do realize that you won抰 have access to our new full service Swedish spa. 404
9 manly 5mAnli adj.男子气概的, 果断的, 雄赳赳adv.雄赳赳地 Joey: Hey-hey, hold on, this isn抰 some kind of like girly dance. All right, it抯 like a sport, it抯 manly! 404
3 girly 5^E:li adj.像少女的, 合适少女的 Joey: Hey-hey, hold on, this isn抰 some kind of like girly dance. All right, it抯 like a sport, it抯 manly! 404
2 nicknames 5nIkneIm n.诨号, 绰号, 昵称vt.给...取绰号, 给...起浑名 Joey: Noo-no-no, no, those are nicknames. I抦 the chick and Chandler is the duck. 404
1 lingo 5liN^Eu n.(尤指)方言, 行话, 隐语 Joey: That抯 not, prison lingo, is it? 404
1 tango 5tAN^Eu n.探戈      Tango  [5tAN^Eu]  通讯中用以代表字母t的词 Joey: Unless you wanna practice the Foxtrot again? Or-or the Tango? 404
1 foxtrot 5fCkstrCt n. 狐步舞      Foxtrot  [5fCkstrCt]  通讯中用以代表字母f的词 Joey: Unless you wanna practice the Foxtrot again? Or-or the Tango? 404
8 marge mB:dV n.边, 缘 Joey: Yeah, there抯 this superintendent抯 dance, the Super Ball. I don抰 know, and he wants to impress Marge, this lady super that he抯 a crush on. 404
2 impress im5pres vt.印, 盖印, 留下印象 Joey: Yeah, there抯 this superintendent抯 dance, the Super Ball. I don抰 know, and he wants to impress Marge, this lady super that he抯 a crush on. 404
1 clogging 5klC^iN 堵塞, 闭合 Mr. Treeger:: No! You抮e clogging up the chute that I spent a half-hour unclogging! 404
1 plunger 5plQndVE n.跳进(水中)的人, 潜水者, 活塞 Mr. Treeger:: Tribbiani! Hold on, I抣l get the plunger. 404
2 illegally   illegallyadv.不法地 Mr. Treeger:: Yeah, well your friends are in violation of it. I抳e been a nice guy up until now, but uh, I don抰 need this grief. I抦 gonna call the landlord and tell him that Monica is illegally subletting here grandmother抯 apartment. Your friends are outta here pal. 404
1 stabilization 7steibilai5zeiFEn n.稳定性 Mr. Treeger:: Yeah. Well maybe you have heard about the Rent Stabilization Act of 1968! 404
1 coveralls 5kQvErC:l adj.包罗万象的, 无所不包的 Mr. Treeger:: You think you could make a mess and the big man in coveralls will come in here and clean it up, huh? Well, why don抰 think of someone else for a change? 404
1 arabian E5reibjEn adj.阿拉伯的, 阿拉伯人的 Phoebe: Because it抯 Arabian princess day at work! Okay?! Leave me alone! 404
1 policemen   policemenn.警察 Phoebe: I just-I just started walking around not knowing what to do next, y択now? I-I started asking people on the street if they wanted massages. Then these policemen, thought I was a whore too. It抯 been a really bad day, whore wise. 404
5 potter 5pCtE n.陶工, 制陶工人 Phoebe: Oh no, it is forbidden! No-no, Mrs. Potter fires people for fooling around with clients. And it抯 against my oath as a masseuse. 404
5 oath 5EuW n.誓言, 宣誓, 诅咒 Phoebe: Oh no, it is forbidden! No-no, Mrs. Potter fires people for fooling around with clients. And it抯 against my oath as a masseuse. 404
3 touchy 5tQtFi adj.暴躁的, 难以处理的, 易起火的 Phoebe: On the touchy. 404
1 injure 5indVE vt.损害, 伤害v.伤害 Phoebe: Sure, yeah, no I can do that, yeah, because umm, y'know, the muscles in the siadic area can get y択now, real (lifts up the towel) nice and tight. So umm, tell me Rick, how umm, how did you injure the area. 404
1 twinkle 5twiNkl v.闪烁, 闪耀, (使)闪光n.闪烁, 发光, 牛眼 Rachel: Ooh, this is soo sweet, Joey our little twinkle-toes. 404
2 evicted i(:)5vikt v.驱逐, 逐出(租户), 收回(租屋、租地等) Rachel: What?! You got us evicted!! 404
1 greenpeace `^ri:npi:s n.(保护动物不遭捕猎等的)"绿色和平"组织 Rick: Oh, a 16-hour sit-in for Greenpeace. 404
1 washboard 5wRFbC:d; (?@) 5wC:- n.洗衣板, [建]踢脚板adj.搓板壮的 Ross: One more time, "Hey, don抰 you want a washboard stomach and rock hard pecs?" 404
2 pecs peks [复] n.<口>( 尤指健美运动员或举重运动员的) 胸肌 Ross: One more time, "Hey, don抰 you want a washboard stomach and rock hard pecs?" 404
6 ballroom 5bC:lrJm n.舞厅, 跳舞场 The One With The Ballroom Dancing 404
1 nightclub 5naItklQb n.夜总会 [Scene: A nightclub, Chandler is having dinner with Kathy and Joey.] 405
1 similarly 5sImIlElI adv.同样地, 类似于 [Scene: Monica and Rachel's, Monica, with a blanket draped over her shoulders, opens the door to a similarly clad Chandler.] 405
1 clad klAd vt.在金属外覆以另一种金属adj.穿衣的vbl.clothe的过去式和过去分词 [Scene: Monica and Rachel's, Monica, with a blanket draped over her shoulders, opens the door to a similarly clad Chandler.] 405
23 secrets 5si:krit n.秘密, 秘诀, 奥秘adj.秘密的, 隐秘的, 幽静的、 Chandler: I tell people secrets. It makes them like me. 405
1 splashed 5splAFi 弹着点 Chandler: Kathy! Kathy! Hi!! Kathy! Kathy! (She doesn't hear him and keeps running, Chandler starts chasing her as the theme to The Mod Squad starts to play. First, a car almost hits him and then gets mustard splashed on him as he runs by a hot dog vendor.) Kathy! (He keeps running and gets tangled up in the leashes of five dogs, in desperation he throws his paper.) Fetch! Fetch it! (He frees himself and resumes the chase) Kathy! Kathy! Kathy! (He now trips and falls into a pile of garbage, he tries to get up and scream her name again but he has a piece of spinach in his mouth. He gets out of the garbage and starts crossing the street by running over the hoods of a couple of cabs.) Kathy! (He jumps in front of her and out of breath he says) Kathy. 405
1 spinach 5spInIdV; (?@) 5spInItF n.菠菜, 胡说八道 Chandler: Kathy! Kathy! Hi!! Kathy! Kathy! (She doesn't hear him and keeps running, Chandler starts chasing her as the theme to The Mod Squad starts to play. First, a car almost hits him and then gets mustard splashed on him as he runs by a hot dog vendor.) Kathy! (He keeps running and gets tangled up in the leashes of five dogs, in desperation he throws his paper.) Fetch! Fetch it! (He frees himself and resumes the chase) Kathy! Kathy! Kathy! (He now trips and falls into a pile of garbage, he tries to get up and scream her name again but he has a piece of spinach in his mouth. He gets out of the garbage and starts crossing the street by running over the hoods of a couple of cabs.) Kathy! (He jumps in front of her and out of breath he says) Kathy. 405
1 leashes li:F n.拴狗颈的皮带, 控制, 约束vt.以皮带束缚, 束缚 Chandler: Kathy! Kathy! Hi!! Kathy! Kathy! (She doesn't hear him and keeps running, Chandler starts chasing her as the theme to The Mod Squad starts to play. First, a car almost hits him and then gets mustard splashed on him as he runs by a hot dog vendor.) Kathy! (He keeps running and gets tangled up in the leashes of five dogs, in desperation he throws his paper.) Fetch! Fetch it! (He frees himself and resumes the chase) Kathy! Kathy! Kathy! (He now trips and falls into a pile of garbage, he tries to get up and scream her name again but he has a piece of spinach in his mouth. He gets out of the garbage and starts crossing the street by running over the hoods of a couple of cabs.) Kathy! (He jumps in front of her and out of breath he says) Kathy. 405
1 hoods hud n.头巾, 兜帽, 车蓬, 引擎罩v.用头巾包裹, 给...加罩, 覆盖      Hood  [hud]  胡德(姓氏) Chandler: Kathy! Kathy! Hi!! Kathy! Kathy! (She doesn't hear him and keeps running, Chandler starts chasing her as the theme to The Mod Squad starts to play. First, a car almost hits him and then gets mustard splashed on him as he runs by a hot dog vendor.) Kathy! (He keeps running and gets tangled up in the leashes of five dogs, in desperation he throws his paper.) Fetch! Fetch it! (He frees himself and resumes the chase) Kathy! Kathy! Kathy! (He now trips and falls into a pile of garbage, he tries to get up and scream her name again but he has a piece of spinach in his mouth. He gets out of the garbage and starts crossing the street by running over the hoods of a couple of cabs.) Kathy! (He jumps in front of her and out of breath he says) Kathy. 405
1 frees fri: adj.自由的, 大方的, 免费的, 免税的, 丰富的, 空闲的vt.释放, 使自由adv.自由地, 免费 Chandler: Kathy! Kathy! Hi!! Kathy! Kathy! (She doesn't hear him and keeps running, Chandler starts chasing her as the theme to The Mod Squad starts to play. First, a car almost hits him and then gets mustard splashed on him as he runs by a hot dog vendor.) Kathy! (He keeps running and gets tangled up in the leashes of five dogs, in desperation he throws his paper.) Fetch! Fetch it! (He frees himself and resumes the chase) Kathy! Kathy! Kathy! (He now trips and falls into a pile of garbage, he tries to get up and scream her name again but he has a piece of spinach in his mouth. He gets out of the garbage and starts crossing the street by running over the hoods of a couple of cabs.) Kathy! (He jumps in front of her and out of breath he says) Kathy. 405
1 slit slit vt.切开, 撕裂n.裂缝, 狭长切口 Chandler: Okay, what do you saw I go over there and say how much I like her? (Joey gives him a thumbs up) No-no it'll be good, I can tell her much I've been thinking about her. That I haven't stopped thinking about her since the moment I met her. That I'm so fantastically, over-the-top, wanna-slit-my-own-throat in love with her, that for every minute of every hour of every day I can't believe my own damn bad luck that you met her first!! 405
2 fantastically   fantasticallyadv.空想地, 捕风捉影地 Chandler: Okay, what do you saw I go over there and say how much I like her? (Joey gives him a thumbs up) No-no it'll be good, I can tell her much I've been thinking about her. That I haven't stopped thinking about her since the moment I met her. That I'm so fantastically, over-the-top, wanna-slit-my-own-throat in love with her, that for every minute of every hour of every day I can't believe my own damn bad luck that you met her first!! 405
168 kathy `kAWI n.凯西(Katherine 的昵称亦作 Kathie)(f.) Chandler: Wish it! (To the woman, Kathy, he likes) Hi. Hi, I-I was just sitting over there, and uhh, Chandler. My name is Chandler. Did I say that? 405
2 demonstrate 5demEnstreit vt.示范, 证明, 论证vi.示威 Chandler: Yes-yes, I was just trying to figure out a way to uh, demonstrate how I could get my exceptionally large feet into my even bigger mouth. 405
3 stockings 5stCkiN n.长袜 Chandler: Y'know what I think it is? It's the fishnet stockings. Y'know? Whenever I see a girl in fishnet stockings it reminds me of my father in fishnet stockings. 405
3 fishnet   fishnetn.鱼网, 网眼布 Chandler: Y'know what I think it is? It's the fishnet stockings. Y'know? Whenever I see a girl in fishnet stockings it reminds me of my father in fishnet stockings. 405
1 initiate i5niFieit vt.开始, 发动, 传授v.开始, 发起 Gunther: Well, we kissed. I-I-I didn't initiate the kiss, but-but I also didn't stop it, and I've been feeling guilty. 405
1 damned dAmd adj.该死的, 被咒骂的使人憎厌的, 糟透的adv.非常, 十分, 极 Joey: I want you to like her! But if that's too damned difficult for you, then the least you can do is pretend. 405
2 hamsters 5hAmstE(r) n.东欧或亚洲产的大颊的鼠类 Joey: Oh, Kath, we should get going. We're going to by hamsters. 405
1 dope dEup n.粘稠物, 浓液, 涂料, 涂布油, 麻醉药物, 笨蛋vt.上涂料, 预测出vi.服麻醉品n.<美口>内幕, 消息 Josh: Dope! (exits) 405
2 dudes dju:d n.花花公子, 纨绔子弟 Josh: Dudes. 405
1 varsity 5vB:siti n.大学运动代表队, 大学adj.大学代表队的 Josh: Oh, I still do. Next year, I hope to make varsity though. 405
1 researcher rI5s\:tFE(r) n.研究员 Kathy: No, no, it's not like that. I, I work for a medical researcher. 405
2 teamed ti:m n.队, 组 Kathy: Yeah, they teamed us up as partners. Joey picked three scenes for us to do; all of them had us making out. 405
2 sitter 5sitE n.被画像的人, 代人临时看管小孩的人 Monica: (interrupting) You have nothing! You're not even going out! You're her baby sitter! You have a 12-year-old girl's job! 405
1 keg ke^ n.小桶 Monica: And what are you laughing at, Miss `My-keg-sucking-boyfriend-is-stealing-from-me!' 405
1 pneumonia nju(:)5mEunjE n.[医] 肺炎 Monica: Phoebe, you'll catch pneumonia. 405
5 platting 5plAtiN 制图 测绘 Phoebe: (singing) Platting goats are platting. Platting down the street. Platting goats are platting, leaving little treats. (to Gunther) Does it even work without my sexy voice? 405
2 goats ^Eut n.山羊, <俚>色鬼, <美俚>替罪羊 Phoebe: (singing) Platting goats are platting. Platting down the street. Platting goats are platting, leaving little treats. (to Gunther) Does it even work without my sexy voice? 405
11 noodle 5nu:dl n.面条(常用复数), 笨蛋, 傻瓜 Phoebe: (to Monica) Here, now I don't eat chicken, so it's just noodle soup. And there's no chicken in the broth either, so it's really just... noodle water.  405
1 broth brC(:)W n.肉汤 Phoebe: (to Monica) Here, now I don't eat chicken, so it's just noodle soup. And there's no chicken in the broth either, so it's really just... noodle water.  405
1 whiskey 5(h)wiski n.威士忌酒adj.威士忌酒的 Phoebe: Before I start, I just wanna say that umm, I have a cold, so if I sneeze in the middle of song, it's not on purpose. Oh, except the last verse of Pepper People. (Starts to sing) Smelly cat, smelly cat. What are they feeding you? (Stops singing) This chick sounds good. (Singing) Smelly cat, smelly--(stops singing) Hey Gunther, be a good little boy and bring me a whiskey. 405
1 germs dVE:m n.微生物, 细菌 Phoebe: But, I need your germs! I want my cold back! I miss my sexy voice. 405
1 floozy   floozyn.荡妇, 妓女 Phoebe: So, I need to write some depressing stuff to go along with my new floozy voice, but nothing that sad has ever really happened to me. 405
6 phlegm flem n.粘液, 痰, 粘液质 Phoebe: Yeah, I should go to, `cause I'm playing in one hour. Hey, (clears her voice and in her normal voice) you guys should come hear me, ooh hear me. Ooh, (tries to sing) My sticky shoes--eww! Eww! I lost my sexy phlegm! 405
2 schedules 5Fedju:l; 5skedVjul n.时间表, 进度表v.确定时间 Rachel: Ross, didn't you ah, play soccer in High School? Oh no wait, that's right. You just organized their game schedules on your Commodore 64. 405
8 organized `R:^EnaIzd adj.有组织的参加工会的 Rachel: Ross, didn't you ah, play soccer in High School? Oh no wait, that's right. You just organized their game schedules on your Commodore 64. 405
1 commodore 5kCmEdC: n.海军准将, 船队队长 Rachel: Ross, didn't you ah, play soccer in High School? Oh no wait, that's right. You just organized their game schedules on your Commodore 64. 405
2 chucky 5tFQki [英方]小鸡 Rachel: Ross, you guys went out once. You took your kids to Chucky Cheese, and you didn't even kiss her. 405
14 amanda E5mAndE n. 阿曼达(女子名) Ross: (picking up the slip of paper) Hello! What's this? Oh right its that girl's phone number. (Rachel ignores him) Yeah-yeah, there it is, just a phone number a really hot girl gave me. (He holds it so that Rachel can see it, she continues to ignore him) It's no big deal, I mean it is her home phone number, but...(Rachel still ignores him) Whoa! (Throws it in her lap) Whoa-whoops, I almost lost this baby! Yeah, the lovely Amanda gives me her number and I-I go and drop it. (He waves it in front of Rachel's face. Then suddenly Phoebe has to sneeze and Rachel quickly grabs the slip of paper and gives it to Phoebe for her to sneeze into.) 405
1 rated 5reitid adj.定价的, 额定的 Ross: At least I know she's not going out with me to get into R rated movies. 405
1 dwelling 5dweliN n.住处 [cut to the living room of the same dwelling, where the funeral guests are mingling. Monica enters.]  406
2 sponge spQndV n.海绵, 海绵体, 海绵状物, (外科用的)棉球, 纱布v.用海绵等冼涤、揩拭、擦拭或清除, 用海绵吸收(液体), (俗)依赖某人生活, 诈取某人钱财, 海绵般吸收 [Monica looks around the hallway, pulls out a sponge and starts scrubbing the door frame.]  406
1 scrubbing skrQb v.洗擦, 擦净, 使(气体)净化, 擦洗n.洗擦, 擦净, 擦洗者, 矮树, 灌木, 丛林地, 矮小的人(或动物)adj.次等的, 矮小的, 临时凑合的 [Monica looks around the hallway, pulls out a sponge and starts scrubbing the door frame.]  406
25 cheryl `FerIl n.谢丽尔(f.) [Scene: Central Perk, Ross and a beautiful blonde (Cheryl) are standing outside. The rest of the gang is watching from inside.]  406
4 sewage 5sju(:)idV n.下水道, 污水v.用污水灌溉, 装下水道于 [They go into the apartment. Inside the apartment it looks like a sewage dump exploded and landed in her living room. There are clothes and food and junk covering every square inch of space. I mean pigs have nicer pens. Ross is completely shocked.] 406
1 straddles 5strAdl v.跨骑 [They sit up, moaning in excitement, and Cheryl straddles Ross. Ross finds a slice of bologna and moans higher and louder, then a bag of potato chips on the coffee table starts to move. Ross throws Cheryl off his lap, grabs a tennis racket and a toilet brush and starts pounding the bag.]  406
5 bologna bE`lEJnjE n.一种大腊肠      Bologna  [bE5lEunjE]  博洛尼亚(意大利城市) [They sit up, moaning in excitement, and Cheryl straddles Ross. Ross finds a slice of bologna and moans higher and louder, then a bag of potato chips on the coffee table starts to move. Ross throws Cheryl off his lap, grabs a tennis racket and a toilet brush and starts pounding the bag.]  406
2 edition i5diFEn n.版本, 版 Chandler: Actually, this is for Kathy's birthday. It's an early edition of her favorite book.  406
2 grease ^ri:s n.油脂, 贿赂vt.涂脂于, <俗>贿赂 Chandler: I don't know... um, Grease?  406
5 switches switF n.开关, 电闸, 转换vt.转换, 转变 Chandler: I got something for her. (Joey picks up the package, shakes it next to his ear, can't hear anything, switches ears, shakes it again.) It's a book!  406
1 dealers 5di:lE n.经销商, 商人 Chandler: Oh, it wasn't a big deal. I just went to a couple of bookstores, talked to a couple of dealers... called a couple of the author's grandchildren.  406
1 bookstores 5bJkstC:(r) n.书店 Chandler: Oh, it wasn't a big deal. I just went to a couple of bookstores, talked to a couple of dealers... called a couple of the author's grandchildren.  406
3 oils Cil n.油, 石油, 油类vt.给(机器等)加油, 上油, 涂油 Chandler: Okay, but don't touch it, because you fingers have destructive oils.  406
3 easiest   easiestadj.容易的,轻松的 Chandler: Okay, but that's, like, the easiest era.  406
1 findings 5faindiN n.发现, 发现物, 决定, [律]裁决 Cheryl: According to recent findings!  406
5 hamster 5hAmstE(r) n.东欧或亚洲产的大颊的鼠类 Cheryl: My hamster. I hope she's okay, I haven't seen her in a while. Have a seat.  406
1 unimpressed 5Qnim5prest adj.无印记的 Joey: (Unimpressed) A book? (Suddenly interested) Is it like a book that's also a safe?  406
8 whining (h)win n.[植]棘豆 Joey: (whining and heading toward the door) Look, it's too late, and I got an audition. I can't shop anymore! I...  406
1 oink CiNk n.<美> (猪的)呼噜声 Joey: All right! Now you go get that beautiful pig! (Ross hesitates, looks unsure) Oink!  406
3 coupon 5ku:pCn n.息票, 商家的优待券 Joey: Oh, uh... don't forget your coupon. (Tries to strike a sexy pose up against the doorway to his room. Then goes inside).  406
4 equipment i5kwipmEnt n.装备, 设备, 器材, 装置, 铁道车辆, (一企业除房地产以外的)固定资产, 才能 Monica: Because I don't have the money or the equipment to handle something that big on such short notice. I mean there's no way.  406
14 event i5vent n.事件, 事变, 结果, 活动, 精力, 竞赛 Monica: I'm gonna leave some cards here. Please think of us for you next event.  406
2 payment 5peimEnt n.付款, 支付, 报酬, 偿还, 报应, 惩罚 Monica: Just the matter of ...payment?  406
1 intermission 7intE(:)5miFEn n.间断 Monica: Maybe I can try at intermission? Phoebe, come on... you know what? Let's just go!  406
4 thick Wik adj.厚的, 粗的, 稠的, 浓的n.最拥挤部份, 活动最多部份, 事物的粗大浓密部份 Monica: Oh, Phoebe, she couldn't stop crying! With those thick glasses, her tears looked giant.  406
1 beed bi: n.蜜蜂      BEE=Bachelor of Electrical [eletronical] Engineering 电气[电子]工程学士 Monica: Oh. Well, I didn't realize that you needed it back right away. I mean, you told me to go and be a caterer. So I went. I beed. I mean, I... I used it to buy all this stuff. But look桰've got another job tomorrow, so I'll pay you back with the money I make from that.  406
1 finances fai5nAns, fi- n.财政, 金融, 财政学vt.供给...经费, 负担经费vi.筹措资金 Mrs. Burkart: (in grief) Jack used to handle the finances! (Breaks into tears)  406
1 emblem 5emblEm n.象征, 徽章, 符号, <古>寓意画vt.用象征表示 Mrs. Burkart: (singing) ...emblem of the land I love. The home of....  406
1 peepers 5pi:pE(r) n.偷窥者, 眼睛 Mrs. Burkart: (singing) Jeepers, creepers, where'd you get those peepers? Jeepers, creepers, where'd you get those eyes?  406
2 jeepers 5dVi:pEz int.天呀 Mrs. Burkart: (singing) Jeepers, creepers, where'd you get those peepers? Jeepers, creepers, where'd you get those eyes?  406
2 creepers 5kri:pE n.爬行者 Mrs. Burkart: (singing) Jeepers, creepers, where'd you get those peepers? Jeepers, creepers, where'd you get those eyes?  406
1 provided prE:5vaidid conj.倘若 Phoebe: Excuse me. Excuse me! (Mrs. Bukart stops singing) Thanks. Um, clearly this is a very, very hard time for you. Um, but, um, we provided a service, and we deserve to be paid because you ate that service, and, um, we are not leaving here until we're paid every penny. 'Cause you know what, lady? We're part time caterers, and we have no place else to go.  406
2 caterers 5keItErE(r) n.包办伙食者, (尤)指备办宴会者 Phoebe: Excuse me. Excuse me! (Mrs. Bukart stops singing) Thanks. Um, clearly this is a very, very hard time for you. Um, but, um, we provided a service, and we deserve to be paid because you ate that service, and, um, we are not leaving here until we're paid every penny. 'Cause you know what, lady? We're part time caterers, and we have no place else to go.  406
2 universal 7ju:ni5vE:sEl adj.普遍的, 全体的, 通用的, 宇宙的, 世界的 Phoebe: Fine. But you can't help me develop my new universal language.  406
1 crossbow 5krRsbEJ; (?@) 5krC:s- n.石弓, 弩 Phoebe: It's gotta be better than that book. Oo! Like a crossbow!  406
3 widow 5widEu n.寡妇v.使成寡妇(或鳏夫) Phoebe: No! Hey, we're not leaving until we get paid! I don't know who she thinks she is! Enough is enough! (Phoebe goes into the living room.) Hey, widow?  406
1 sombreros sCm5brZErEu n.(墨西哥的)宽边帽      Sombreron. -ros 阔边帽 Phoebe: Pay the caterer! Look, I've had a lot of jobs, okay, and there are some people who just always try to get out of paying. It's either, you know, "that massage wasn't long enough, or, "I don't recognize any of those songs," or, you know, "these sombreros aren't big enough. Bad little white girl!"  406
1 negativity ne^E5tiviti n.否定性, 消极性 Phoebe: Wow, what is with all the negativity? You sound like Monican't , not Monican... (Monica looks almost puzzled) ...Monica. Look, you know, you have been playing around with this catering thing for over three years. Do you want to be a caterer or not?  406
1 papa pE5pB: n.爸爸      Papa  [pE5pB:]  通讯中用以代表字母P的词 Phoebe: Yeah, come to papa.  406
4 rare rZE adj.稀罕的, 杰出的, 珍贵的, (肉类)半熟的adv.非常 Rachel: Huh. Well, then you'd better keep it away from Ross's hair. So this is pretty rare. How did you get that?  406
5 velveteen 5velvi5ti:n n.棉绒, 平绒, <复>棉绒衣服(尤指裤子) Rachel: Oh, The Velveteen Rabbit! Oh my God, when the boy's love makes the rabbit real!  406
1 rectangular rek5tAN^julE adj.矩形的, 成直角的 Rachel: What did you get her? (Joey opens up a rectangular black box and holds up a pen.)  406
12 instructor in5strQktE n.教师, <美>讲师 Rachel: Yeah, so what is she, like a... like a spokesmodel, or an aerobics instructor, what?  406
2 toasties   toastyadj.似烤面包片的 暖和舒适的,祝酒的 Ross: (mouths "where?") Uh... Oh hey, do you, uh (steps on some garbage and falters) ...do you have any, um, Cinnamon Fruit Toasties?  406
2 falters 5fC:ltE vt.支吾地说, 结巴地讲出vi.支吾, 蹒跚踉跄, 摇摆, (声音)颤抖n.颤抖, 支吾, 踌躇 Ross: (mouths "where?") Uh... Oh hey, do you, uh (steps on some garbage and falters) ...do you have any, um, Cinnamon Fruit Toasties?  406
1 mustering 5mQstE n.集合, 阅, 样品, 清单, 一群v.集合, 召集, 征召, 鼓起(勇气等), 集聚 Ross: (mustering up courage) Yes. Yes I do. (They go inside.)  406
3 lust lQst n.活力, 繁殖力, 强烈的性欲vi.强烈欲望, 渴望, 引起性冲动 Ross: (trying to make his disgust into lust) Ah, Cheryl!  406
1 specializing   specializingvbl.专攻 Ross: Actually she's a paleontology doctoral candidate, specializing in the centazoic era.  406
9 era 5iErE n.时代, 纪元, 时期, [地]代      ERA=Electrical Research Association 电气研究协会[英]      Era  [5iErE]  耐蚀耐热合金钢 Ross: Actually she's a paleontology doctoral candidate, specializing in the centazoic era.  406
3 doctoral 5dCktErEl adj.博士的 Ross: Actually she's a paleontology doctoral candidate, specializing in the centazoic era.  406
2 candidate 5kAndidit n.候选人, 投考者 Ross: Actually she's a paleontology doctoral candidate, specializing in the centazoic era.  406
1 sanitation sAni5teiFEn n.卫生, 卫生设施 Ross: Department of Sanitation?  406
6 hunt hQnt v.打猎, 猎取, 搜索, 搜寻, 猎获n.打猎, 猎取, 搜索, 搜寻, 狩猎      Hunt  [hQnt]  亨特(姓氏) Ross: Did homo-erectus hunt with wooden tools?  406
4 meaningful 5mi:niNful adj.意味深长的 Ross: How do you think it's gonna look when you get her something incredibly meaningful and expensive and her boyfriend Joey gives her an orange?  406
1 gooey 5^u:i adj.胶粘的, 感伤的n.胶粘物, 蜜糖 Ross: Oh! (She kisses him) Ah. (They kiss more, and move down onto the couch. Ross's hand moves under some garbage) Aw! (His hand is covered with something brown and gooey.)  406
4 kneels ni:l vi.跪下 (Kathy leans in really close and Chandler mouths "Oh my God." She moves around in front of him and kneels at his feet.) 407
3 agony 5A^Eni n.苦恼, 极大的痛苦 (Kathy leaves and Chandler groans in agony. Kathy knocks on the door and Chandler opens it.) 407
4 siren 5saiErin n.汽笛, 警报器, 空袭警报, 妖妇v.(救火车等)响着警报器行驶 (Ross starts to play. He plays a key that has a back beat sound attached to it. Over the background music he plays the sound of a barking dog, a mooing cow, a laser beam, someone coughing, a jackhammer, a doorbell, a police siren, a ray gun, breaking dishes, and for a closer he plays the sound of a loud crash. Basically, the music sucks.) 407
16 police pE5li:s n.警察队, 警察机关, 公安部门vt.管辖, 维持治安adj.警察的, 有关警察的 (Ross starts to play. He plays a key that has a back beat sound attached to it. Over the background music he plays the sound of a barking dog, a mooing cow, a laser beam, someone coughing, a jackhammer, a doorbell, a police siren, a ray gun, breaking dishes, and for a closer he plays the sound of a loud crash. Basically, the music sucks.) 407
1 mooing mu: vi.鸣叫n.牛叫声(MUD object-oriented)面向对象的MUD游戏      MOO(Mud, Object Oriented)面向对象的MUD游戏 (Ross starts to play. He plays a key that has a back beat sound attached to it. Over the background music he plays the sound of a barking dog, a mooing cow, a laser beam, someone coughing, a jackhammer, a doorbell, a police siren, a ray gun, breaking dishes, and for a closer he plays the sound of a loud crash. Basically, the music sucks.) 407
1 jackhammer `dVAk9hAmE(r) n.手提钻 (Ross starts to play. He plays a key that has a back beat sound attached to it. Over the background music he plays the sound of a barking dog, a mooing cow, a laser beam, someone coughing, a jackhammer, a doorbell, a police siren, a ray gun, breaking dishes, and for a closer he plays the sound of a loud crash. Basically, the music sucks.) 407
2 barking 5bB:kiN 去皮 剥皮 (Ross starts to play. He plays a key that has a back beat sound attached to it. Over the background music he plays the sound of a barking dog, a mooing cow, a laser beam, someone coughing, a jackhammer, a doorbell, a police siren, a ray gun, breaking dishes, and for a closer he plays the sound of a loud crash. Basically, the music sucks.) 407
1 retrieved ri5tri:v v.重新得到n.找回 [Cut to later that same day, Ross has retrieved his keyboard and is about to debut, "The Sound."] 407
1 improved   improvedadj.改良的 [Scene: Central Perk, Ross is performing, his music hasn抰 improved.] 407
14 chain tFein n.链(条),镣铐, 一连串, 一系列vt.用链条拴住      Chain  [tFein]  钱恩(①姓氏 ②Ernst Boris, 1906-1979, 生于德国的英国生物化学家, 曾获1945年诺贝尔生理学-医学奖) [Scene: Chandler and Joey's, Joey is opening the door, but Chandler has the chain on it.] 407
2 torture 5tC:tFE n.折磨, 痛苦, 拷问, 拷打vt.拷问, 曲解, 折磨, 使弯曲 Chandler: (entering in a bathrobe) I just walked in the bathroom and saw Kathy naked! It was like torture! 407
1 urn E:n n.瓮, 缸, 骨灰瓮, 坟墓, 茶水壶 Chandler: (interrupting) Oh-no-no-no! Don抰! Don抰! See-see, you抮e getting me confused, I抦 starting to urn.  407
1 lane lein n.(乡间)小路, 巷, 里弄, 狭窄的通道, 航线 Chandler: All right look, I think it抯 time for you to settle down. Y'know? Make a choice, pick a lane. 407
1 poofy `pJfI, `pU:- adj.<俚>(男子)脂粉气的搞同性恋的 Chandler: Dog grooming huh? Okay, just don抰 make my tail too poofy. 407
2 furnished 5fE:niF vt.供应, 提供, 装备, 布置v.供给 Chandler: Hang on buddy! (He goes over and unlocks the door and opens it to reveal a fully furnished apartment.) 407
11 smooth smu:T adj.平滑的, 平坦的, 平稳的, 无毛的, 流畅的, 圆滑的, 安祥的vt.使光滑, 烫平, 使优雅, 消除vi.变平滑, 变平静n.一块平地, 平滑部分 Chandler: It just keeps getting worse and worse! Y'know? I mean it抯 bad enough that I抦 in love with my roommates girlfriend梬hich by the way, I think she knows. Because every time we抮e in the room together there抯 this weird like energy between us. And call me crazy, but I think she likes me too. And now I have seen her naked. I mean at least when I抳e seen her with clothes on, I could imagine her body was like covered in boles or something. But there are no boles, she抯 smooth! Smooth! (leaves) 407
2 boles bEul n.树干, 树身 Chandler: It just keeps getting worse and worse! Y'know? I mean it抯 bad enough that I抦 in love with my roommates girlfriend梬hich by the way, I think she knows. Because every time we抮e in the room together there抯 this weird like energy between us. And call me crazy, but I think she likes me too. And now I have seen her naked. I mean at least when I抳e seen her with clothes on, I could imagine her body was like covered in boles or something. But there are no boles, she抯 smooth! Smooth! (leaves) 407
1 granted ^rB:nt vt.同意, 准予, 承认(某事为真)~      Grant  [^rB:nt]  格兰特(①姓氏, 男子名 ②Ulysses Simpson , 1822-1885, 美国南北战争时北军总司令, 第18任总统) Chandler: Look, Joey, Kathy is clearly not fulfilling your emotional needs. But Casey, I mean granted I only saw the back of her head, but I got this sense that she抯-she抯 smart, and funny, and gets you. 407
1 articles 5B:tikl n.文章, 论文, 物品, 商品, 项目, 条款v.清楚说出adj.表达清晰的 Chandler: Uh yes, but uh, I just watch it for the articles. 407
1 tainted teint; tent v.感染n.污点 Joey: Because it抯 all tainted with your betrayal. From now on this apartment is empty for me! And I抦 not happy about you either. (The bread maker dings) Oh, and just so you know, I made that bread for you. (Joey walks into his bedroom and slams the door.) 407
3 dings diN vi.鸣(钟), 连响, 执拗地讲vt.反复地说给人家听n.钟声 Joey: Because it抯 all tainted with your betrayal. From now on this apartment is empty for me! And I抦 not happy about you either. (The bread maker dings) Oh, and just so you know, I made that bread for you. (Joey walks into his bedroom and slams the door.) 407
1 betrayal bi5treiEl n.出卖, 辜负, 暴露 Joey: Because it抯 all tainted with your betrayal. From now on this apartment is empty for me! And I抦 not happy about you either. (The bread maker dings) Oh, and just so you know, I made that bread for you. (Joey walks into his bedroom and slams the door.) 407
6 margarita 7mB:^E5ri:tE (由墨西哥龙舌兰酒、酸橙或柠檬汁以及橙味酒混合调制而成的)玛格丽塔酒      Margarita  [9mB:^E`ri:tE]  n.玛格丽塔(Margaret的异体)(f.) Joey: Hey! Samboucha Margarita?  407
3 transmission trAnz5miFEn n.播送, 发射, 传动, 传送, 传输, 转播 Joey: We broke down on the Parkway, so I have to walk back and get some transmission fluid. And hey, listen could you please tell Kathy that I抣l be there as soon as I can. 407
1 parkway 5pB:kwei n.公园道路, 驾车专用道路 Joey: We broke down on the Parkway, so I have to walk back and get some transmission fluid. And hey, listen could you please tell Kathy that I抣l be there as soon as I can. 407
4 timing 5taimiN n.适时, 时间选择, 定时, 调速 Joey: Well, you抮e timing couldn抰 be better. She抯 not my girlfriend anymore. 407
1 elaine   Elainen. 伊莱恩(女子名) Joey: Who抯 Elaine? 407
9 fallen 5fC:lEn adj.倒下的, 伐倒的, 伏地的, 堕落的, 落下来的, 陷落的vbl.fall 的过去分词 Joey: Yeah, it must抳e fallen out a few blocks back. I just figured we hit a dog. 407
2 preference 5prefErEns n.偏爱, 优先选择 Kathy: I uh, don抰 really have a preference. You? 407
2 grooming ^rum, ^ru:m n.马夫, 新郎, 男仆vt.喂马, 推荐, 整饰vi.修饰 Kathy: Yeah, I do. Of course, I learned at my aunt抯 dog grooming shop, but hey, what do you say? 407
2 proofing 5pru:fiN 试验(法), 证明, 验算 Monica: Oh God bless my dad sound proofing the basement! 407
1 tarzan 5tB:zAn n. 泰山(美国影片人猿泰山的主人公) Phoebe: (singing) "Little, tiny Tarzan, swinging on a nose hair. Swinging with the greatest of ease? Darn it! Now, I don抰 know who to get to the next verse. 407
1 ridding rid vt.使摆脱, 使去掉      RID=Radio Intelligence Division 无线电情报处([美]联邦通讯委员会) Phoebe: I can抰 follow Ross! It抎 be like those bicycle ridding chimps that followed The Beetles. No. 407
1 chimps tFimp n.(非洲)黑猩猩 Phoebe: I can抰 follow Ross! It抎 be like those bicycle ridding chimps that followed The Beetles. No. 407
2 appreciated E5pri:Fieit vt.赏识, 鉴赏, 感激vi.增值, 涨价 Phoebe: Oh my God, he抯 not even appreciated in his own time. I would give anything to not be appreciated in my own time! 407
1 depriving di5praiv vt.剥夺, 使丧失 Phoebe: Oh no. No-no-no, don抰 do that! How could I live with myself if I knew I was depriving the world of your music. 407
4 keyboards 5ki:bC:d n.[计] 键盘 Phoebe: Oh yeah, that抯 right, the keyboards, huh? 407
1 dwarfed dwC:f n.矮子, 侏儒v.(使)变矮小 Phoebe: Yeah, I-I can抰桰 mean y択now I was trying to be really y'know okay and upbeat about it, I just桰 feel so dwarfed by your musical gift. I? 407
1 emptied 5emptid 耗尽的 Rachel: Phoebe, the place has emptied because of him. 407
1 electrifying I5lektrIfaI vt.使充电, 使通电, 使电气化v.电气化 Ross: (His voice is altered to sound like a computer.) Electrifying. (He plays the sound of a ticking clock.) Emphatic time-time-time? 407
1 wordless `w\:dlIs adj.沉默的, 无言的, 未明说的 Ross: Here we go. (Plays one note) Y択now, I抳e-I抳e never played my stuff for anyone before, so it抯 important that-that you understand it抯 about communicating very private emotions. (Plays another note) Y択now, umm, you should-you should think of umm, my work as wordless sound poems. That抯 what I抦? 407
2 emotions i5mEuFEn n.情绪, 情感, 感情 Ross: Here we go. (Plays one note) Y択now, I抳e-I抳e never played my stuff for anyone before, so it抯 important that-that you understand it抯 about communicating very private emotions. (Plays another note) Y択now, umm, you should-you should think of umm, my work as wordless sound poems. That抯 what I抦? 407
1 communicating kE5mju:nikeit v.沟通, 通信, (房间、道路、花园等)相通, 传达, 感染 Ross: Here we go. (Plays one note) Y択now, I抳e-I抳e never played my stuff for anyone before, so it抯 important that-that you understand it抯 about communicating very private emotions. (Plays another note) Y択now, umm, you should-you should think of umm, my work as wordless sound poems. That抯 what I抦? 407
1 intent in5tent n.意图, 目的, 意向, [律](犯罪或侵权行为的)故意adj.专心的, 决心的, 热心的 Ross: See but, Pheebs that-that is the exact opposite intent of my music. Y択now my music is-is meant to inspire, and if it bothers you this much, then I?I won抰 play anymore. 407
1 inspire in5spaiE vt.吸(气), 鼓舞, 感动, 激发, 启示, 使生灵感, 产生vi.吸入, 赋予灵感 Ross: See but, Pheebs that-that is the exact opposite intent of my music. Y択now my music is-is meant to inspire, and if it bothers you this much, then I?I won抰 play anymore. 407
4 helicopter 5helikCptE n.直升(飞)机, 直升机 Ross: Wow! Thanks, you guys. That抯 uh梠hhh, I wanna, I wanna play you another piece! Umm! Uh-oh! I left my uh, helicopter sounds on another disk. I抣l be right back! Okay? (Runs to fetch them) This is so nice, I抦桰 am so?(starts to break up and leaves) 407
1 disk disk n.(=disc) 磁盘, 磁碟片, 圆板, 圆盘, 圆盘状物 Ross: Wow! Thanks, you guys. That抯 uh梠hhh, I wanna, I wanna play you another piece! Umm! Uh-oh! I left my uh, helicopter sounds on another disk. I抣l be right back! Okay? (Runs to fetch them) This is so nice, I抦桰 am so?(starts to break up and leaves) 407
1 captured 5kAptFE n.捕获, 战利品vt.俘获, 捕获, 夺取 Ross: Y'know if we ever go to war and you抮e captured, you抮e in for a big surprise. 407
12 sunglasses   sunglassesn. 太阳镜;墨镜 (A commercial for sunglasses comes on.) 408
3 shivering 5FivEriN adj.颤抖的 [cut to later, Tim has left. Monica is still shivering. There抯 a knock on the door.] 408
1 repacking   repackn. 重新打包,重新装箱 [Scene: Chandler and Joey's, Joey is repacking the furniture into boxes to return it.] 408
1 slammed slAm v.砰地关上, 砰地放下, 猛力抨击, 冲击n.砰, 猛击, 撞击, 冲击      SLAM=Strategic Low Altitude Missile 低空战略导弹 Chandler: (entering) All right! Okay! I think I am making some progress with Joey, when I went into the apartment he went straight into his bedroom but he only slammed the door once! (Ross is pleased.) I mean yeah, he gave me the finger while doing it. 408
1 robbery 5rCbEri n.抢掠, 抢夺 Chandler: All right look, if you抮e not gonna stay for me, then at least stay for them! Okay, they have had a very difficult year! What with the robbery and all! 408
5 backpack 5bAkpAk v.挑运n.挑运, 背包 Chandler: Oh that抯 not true! That抯 not true! I got her that backpack and she loved it! I remember how much she was crying the day when that big dog ran off with it?(notices the look on Monica and Phoebe抯 faces.) Oh, there was no big dog. All right this sucks! I already got her this briefcase, and I had R.G. put on it?(Phoebe looks confused.) Her initials? 408
1 mooning 5mu:niN 月晕, 发黄(熔块瓷缺陷) Chandler: You can抰 tell, but I抦 trying to break the tension by mooning you guys! 408
4 robbing 5rCbiN 回采[回收]矿柱 Joey: When that guy was robbing us, and I was locked in the entertainment unit for like six hours, you know what I was doing in there all that time? I was thinking about how I let you down!  408
1 plank plANk n.厚木板, 支架, (政党的)政纲条款vt.铺板, 立刻付款vi.睡在板上 Monica: (sympathetic) Oh. (in a pirate抯 voice) So you made her walk the plank? Aye, matie? 408
1 matie 5mAti 性未成熟的肥鲱鱼 Monica: (sympathetic) Oh. (in a pirate抯 voice) So you made her walk the plank? Aye, matie? 408
1 aye aI n.赞成票, 投赞成票者int.是 Monica: (sympathetic) Oh. (in a pirate抯 voice) So you made her walk the plank? Aye, matie? 408
2 jabs dVAb v.猛刺n.刺戳 Monica: What is wrong with this freezer?! (She jabs her arm into the freezer and a piece of ice flies into her eye.) Ow! Ow!! 408
2 timothy 5timEWi n.牧草之一种      Timothy  [5timEWi]  n. 蒂莫西(男子名) Nurse: Dr. Richard Burke is out of town. Dr. Timothy Burke, his son, will see you now. 408
4 exchanges iks5tFeindV vt.交换, 调换, 兑换, 交流, 交易n.交换, 调换, 兑换, 交流, 交易 Phoebe: Because she exchanges every gift she ever gets, it抯 like impossible to get her something she likes. Come on, let抯 trade! 408
1 threefold `Wri:fEJld adv.三倍 Phoebe: They were threefold. 408
1 swears swZE vi.诅咒v.宣誓, 发誓 Rachel: (Swears in Italian, it抯 the same term used by Joey earlier and Joey nods his approval.) 408
1 eggshell 5e^Fel n.蛋壳, 易碎的东西 Rachel: Don抰 say that I have no sentiment! (Starts to show Ross what抯 in the box.) This is a movie stub from our first date! This is an eggshell from the first time you made me breakfast in bed! (Holds up a bone) This is from the museum from the first time we?were together. Okay, maybe I exchange gifts sometimes, but I keep the things that matter!  408
1 headsets 5hedset n.戴在头上的耳机或听筒 Rachel: Oh wow, eight hours? So you could probably really use one of those plug-in telephone headsets huh? 408
2 jamming 5dVAmiN n.干扰台, 人为干扰 Rachel: Ooh, so cute, that I抦 thinking about jamming this pen in my eye. 408
16 recipe 5resipi n.处方 Ross: Hey-hey, I thought she told you to follow the recipe exactly! 408
1 devoid di5vCid adj.全无的, 缺乏的 Ross: There抯 nothing the matter with me. See, I抦 not completely devoid of sentiment, see I have feelings. 408
3 honored 5CnE n.尊敬, 敬意, 荣誉, 光荣vt.尊敬, 给以荣誉 Ross: Wow! I抦 honored! And y択now what I抦 gonna do as my first act as your best friend? 408
1 sentenced 5sentEns n.句子, 判决, 宣判, 文句vt.宜判, 判决 Ross: You抳e sentenced him?! 408
1 cornea 5kC:niE n.[医]角膜 Tim: Well, you抳e got a little scratch on your cornea, your gonna have to wear a patch for a couple of days. 408
14 lynch lintF n.私刑, 诽谤vt.处以私刑, 诽谤, 中伤      Lynch  [lintF]  林奇(姓氏) [Scene: Bloomingdale抯, Rachel is meeting with Mr. Posner, Mrs. Lynch, and Joanna the hiring committee.] 409
2 dodge dCdV v.避开, 躲避n.<俗> 诡计, 躲藏 [Scene: Outside Central Perk, Monica and Phoebe are showing everyone the van they bought for the catering business. It抯 an old Dodge van, that has a cartoon woman riding on a dragon painted on the side of it.] 409
1 desks desk n.书桌, 办公桌 [Scene: Rachel抯 office, Rachel and Sophie are sitting at their desks working as Joanna walks in.] 409
1 swill swil vt.涮, 冲洗, 痛饮, 倒出vi.大口地喝, 发激荡声n.涮, 冲洗, 痛饮, 泔水 Allesandro: (entering) I want a retraction! Our food is not inedible swill! 409
1 retraction ri5trAkFEn n.收回 Allesandro: (entering) I want a retraction! Our food is not inedible swill! 409
1 inedible in5edibl adj.不适于食用的, 不能吃的 Allesandro: (entering) I want a retraction! Our food is not inedible swill! 409
1 lebanon 5lebEnEn n.黎巴嫩(西南亚国家) Allesandro: (shyly) Lebanon. 409
2 carlos 5kB:lCs 卡洛斯(男子名) Allesandro: I抦 so excited about having Monica come on board with us. Although I do feel bad about having fired chef Emillio, it抯 like losing a member of the family. Of course, that literally is the case for several of you. Tony, Carlos, Marie, please, tell your father how much we抮e gonna miss him. Now, I know that Monica has a lot of great ideas for this place, well, you all read the review. So without much further ado, I present to you our new head chef. 409
1 ado E5du: n.纷扰, 忙乱abbr.[军] Advanced Development Objective, 高级发展目标 Allesandro: I抦 so excited about having Monica come on board with us. Although I do feel bad about having fired chef Emillio, it抯 like losing a member of the family. Of course, that literally is the case for several of you. Tony, Carlos, Marie, please, tell your father how much we抮e gonna miss him. Now, I know that Monica has a lot of great ideas for this place, well, you all read the review. So without much further ado, I present to you our new head chef. 409
2 incompetent in5kCmpitEnt adj.不合格的, 不胜任的n.无能力者 Allesandro: Well our service is not grossly incompetent. 409
1 grossly   grosslyadv.非常, 粗, 很 Allesandro: Well our service is not grossly incompetent. 409
4 strained streind adj.紧张的, 矫饰的, 做作的 Chandler: Actually, can I get some hot water with a little lemon? I think I strained my voice screaming in there. Does it have to be so loud? 409
2 scotia 5skEuFE n.凹形边饰 Chandler: Look you don抰 understand, Gandolf is amazing. Y択now you抮e never know what抯 gonna end up happening, you go out for a couple of beers and end up on a fishing boat to Nova Scotia!  409
2 nova 5nEuvE, 5nCvE n.[天]新星 Chandler: Look you don抰 understand, Gandolf is amazing. Y択now you抮e never know what抯 gonna end up happening, you go out for a couple of beers and end up on a fishing boat to Nova Scotia!  409
7 fishing 5fiFiN n.钓鱼, 捕鱼 Chandler: Look you don抰 understand, Gandolf is amazing. Y択now you抮e never know what抯 gonna end up happening, you go out for a couple of beers and end up on a fishing boat to Nova Scotia!  409
2 canadian kE5neidjEn adj.加拿大的n.加拿大人 Chandler: Stupid, useless Canadian money! 409
1 seals si:l n.封铅, 封条, 印, 图章, 密封vt.封, 密封n.海豹, 海豹毛皮      SEAL=Sea, Air, and Land海, 空, 陆 Chandler: Well, those were seals, man. 409
3 reasonable 5ri:znEbl adj.合理的, 有道理的, 通情达理的, 讲道理的 Chandler: Y択now what? We抮e not sad, we抮e not sad, we抮e just not 21 anymore. Y択now? I抦 29 years old, damnit! And I want to sit in a comfortable chair, and watch television and go to bed at a reasonable hour! 409
1 labels 5leibl n.标签, 签条, 商标, 标志vt.贴标签于, 指...为, 分类, 标注[计] 加上或修改磁盘的标签 Joanna: Filing system? Oh-oh! You mean those-those little colored labels you put on all the folders? (to the committee) It certainly did brighten up the inside of the filing cabinets.  409
4 folders 5fEuldE n.文件夹, 折叠器, 折叠机, 折叠式印刷品 Joanna: Filing system? Oh-oh! You mean those-those little colored labels you put on all the folders? (to the committee) It certainly did brighten up the inside of the filing cabinets.  409
2 brighten 5braitn v.(使)变亮, (使)愉快 Joanna: Filing system? Oh-oh! You mean those-those little colored labels you put on all the folders? (to the committee) It certainly did brighten up the inside of the filing cabinets.  409
2 qualifications 7kwClifi5keiFEn n.资格, 条件, 限制, 限定, 赋予资格 Joanna: No-ho-ho! (pause) Yeah. (pause) I mean, no-no-no-no-no, don抰 you worry, I抦 sure with your qualifications you won抰 need to sleep with some guy to get that job. Although, I might need some convincing. 409
2 convincing kEn5vinsiN adj.令人信服的, 有力的, 令人心悦诚服的 Joanna: No-ho-ho! (pause) Yeah. (pause) I mean, no-no-no-no-no, don抰 you worry, I抦 sure with your qualifications you won抰 need to sleep with some guy to get that job. Although, I might need some convincing. 409
3 occasional E5keiVnEl adj.偶然的, 非经常的, 特殊场合的, 临时的 Joanna: That you enjoyed the occasional drink卛ng binge. 409
1 binge bindV n.狂闹, 狂欢 Joanna: That you enjoyed the occasional drink卛ng binge. 409
5 effective i5fektiv adj.有效的, 被实施的, 给人深刻印象, 有生力量 Joanna: You can have your own office, and a raise! Effective tomorrow. 409
4 ugliest 5Q^li adj.丑陋的, 难看的 Joanna: You know, Junior Miss is where I started. Oh, I had to sleep with the ugliest guy to get that job. 409
1 energized 5enEdVaiz vt.使活跃, 给予精力, 加强, 给与...电压vi.用力, 活动 Joey: All right, so we抣l get a little coffee, and get energized, and we抣l head back out. 409
5 noon nu:n n.中午 Joey: I have an audition, but I抣l definitely hook up with you later. Where are you gonna be around noon? 409
1 cooperation kEu7CpE5reiFEn n.合作, 协作 Monica:  Umm, I just wanna say, uh (reads from a 3 X 5 card) that with a pinch of exictement, a dash of hard work, a dollup of cooperation, we can have the recipe... (Looks up and sees eveyone glaring at her) Are you gonna kill me? 409
2 cilantro sI`lB:ntrEJ n.芫荽叶 Monica: (to Phoebe) Remember that guy from cooking school I told you about that put cilantro with everything? 409
4 celery 5selEri n.[植]旱芹, 芹菜 Monica: All right, that I抣l retract. But I stand by my review, I know food and that wasn抰 it. You抮e marinara sauce tasted like tomato juice! You should serve it with vodka and a piece of celery.  409
1 snowballing 5snEJbC:l n.雪球v.打雪仗, (使)迅速增长 Monica: I know, but now we have this second one and it just, it feels like it抯 snowballing, y択now? 409
1 businesses 5biznis n.商业, 买卖, 交易, 生意, 事情, 事物, 营业, 商行 Monica: I抳e been doing a lot of thinking. A lot! And umm, well, I came up with a whole bunch of businesses you can do with your van. Okay umm, you could be flower delivery person. 409
2 dinners 5dinE n.正餐, 宴会 Monica: Oh no-no-no, it抯 only one night a week, and plus I get to take all of you out for a lot of free dinners. 409
2 reporter ri5pC:tE n.记者, 通讯员 Monica: Well, I抦 gonna fill in for him as food critic for the Chelsea Reporter. 409
2 designers di5zainE n.阴谋家,设计家,制图师 Mr. Posner: Yes, that抯 very good. Now a uh, big part of this job is cultivating personal relationships, especially with designers. 409
1 cultivating 5kQltiveit vt.培养, 耕作 Mr. Posner: Yes, that抯 very good. Now a uh, big part of this job is cultivating personal relationships, especially with designers. 409
1 implementing 5implimEnt n.工具, 器具vt.贯彻, 实现v.执行 Mr. Posner: You have a very impressive resume, Ms. Green. I especially like what I see here about implementing a new filing system. 409
2 depend di5pend vi.依靠, 依赖 Phoebe: I don抰 know, it would totally depend on her coloring and?(realizes) You got the job!! 409
3 coloring 5kQlEriN 色彩 Phoebe: I don抰 know, it would totally depend on her coloring and?(realizes) You got the job!! 409
3 sword sC:d n.剑 Phoebe: No, we抮e gonna paint over the sword, and replace it with a baguette.  409
1 baguette bA5^et n. 法国棍子面包 Phoebe: No, we抮e gonna paint over the sword, and replace it with a baguette.  409
1 notebook 5nEJtbJk n.笔记簿, 笔记本 Phoebe: Oh! It will be fun! Ohh! Yay! Oh! Okay, ooh, let抯 plan the wedding reception. (She grabs the notebook which Monica used for her ideas and starts flipping page after page after page after page after page to find a blank one.) Wow! You really wanted me to do something with this van. (pause) Y択now what, I want you to take the chef job. 409
10 flipping 5flIpIN adj .讨厌之极的 Phoebe: Oh! It will be fun! Ohh! Yay! Oh! Okay, ooh, let抯 plan the wedding reception. (She grabs the notebook which Monica used for her ideas and starts flipping page after page after page after page after page to find a blank one.) Wow! You really wanted me to do something with this van. (pause) Y択now what, I want you to take the chef job. 409
3 alert E5lE:t adj.提防的, 警惕的n.警惕, 警报      ALERT=Alcohol Level Evaluation Roadside Test 路边酒精浓度鉴定试验(防止司机酒后驾车的测试系统) Phoebe: Wow! Okay, dude alert! And who is this guy? 409
2 expense Ik5spens n.费用, 代价, 损失, 开支, 费钱之物 Rachel: I抎 need an expense account. 409
2 belongings bI5lRNINz n.财产, 所有物, 相关事物, 亲戚 Rachel: Well of those things that you said in the interview, I mean if you believe any of them, I must not be a very good assistant. Y択now what? I am just gonna pack up my desk, (She goes over to get all of her belongings from the desk, which amount to a muffin and a pen) and I will be gone by the end of the day! (Realizes she has nothing.) Well, I guess there抯 no use to me sticking around 憈il the end of the day! (Starts to leave.) 409
1 mentor 5mentC: n.[希神]门特(良师益友), 贤明的顾问, 导师, 指导者 Rachel: Yes, Joanna really has been an incredible mentor to me. 409
6 passport 5pB:spC:t n.护照 Ross: (entering) Hey! Okay! I got my passport, fresh socks, and a snake bite kit! 409
9 kit kit n.成套工具, 用具包, 工具箱, 成套用具 Ross: (entering) Hey! Okay! I got my passport, fresh socks, and a snake bite kit! 409
9 kenny 5keni n.[姓氏] 肯尼 Ross: And so what if I like to go home, throw on some Kenny G, and take a bath! 409
1 bumblebees 5bQmbl7bi: n.[动]大黄蜂 Ross: I don抰 know, I could maybe go out for a couple of beers, but there抯 this thing about bumblebees on The Discovery Channel that I was planning to watch. 409
4 wizard 5wizEd n.神汉, 男巫, 术士, 奇才adj.男巫的, 巫术的, 有魔力的 Ross: Joey, you are gonna love this guy. Gandolf is like the party wizard! 409
1 funest   funestadj.凶恶的, 致命的 Ross: Mike "Gandolf" Ganderson, only like the funest guy in the world. 409
2 balanced 5bAlEnst adj.平稳的,安定的, 和谐的 Ross: No! I balanced my checkbook.  409
1 equator i5kweitE n.赤道, 赤道似的圈.圆 Ross: Somewhere maybe along the equator? 409
2 glander ^lAnd n.[解剖]腺, [机械]密封管                                 And Rachel and Chandler, have err-umm-glander!!" 410
5 clause klC:z n.子句, 条款                                 Saw Santa Clause, he said hello to Ross. 410
14 simultaneously sImEl5teInIEsly; (?@) saIm- adv.同时地 (simultaneously)  410
6 envelopes 5envilEup n.信封, 封套, 封袋, [天]包层, [数]包迹, [生]包膜 A Waiter: (entering) Hey, dragon! Here抯 your tips from Monday and Tuesday. (hands him two envelopes) 410
15 patrick 5pAtrik n. 帕特里克(男子名) Chandler: (pause) Yes. (to Rachel) Okay, there抯 this one guy, Patrick, I think you抮e gonna like him, he抯 really nice, he抯 funny, he抯 a swimmer. 410
2 orson `R:sEn n.奥森(m.) Chandler: Hey, you know what you can do? I remember reading about this director, I think it was Orson Wells, who at the beginning of the movie would hire somebody, just so he could fire them in front of everybody. Then they would all know, who抯 boss. 410
1 tamer 5teimE n.驯服手 Chandler: Oh and Ross was like what? A lion tamer? 410
2 foods fu:d n.食物, 养料 Chandler: Oh, he works in the Fine Foods division. 410
7 division di5viVEn n.分开, 分割, 区分, 除法, 公司, (军事)师, 分配, 分界线 Chandler: Oh, he works in the Fine Foods division. 410
1 canadians kE5neidjEn adj.加拿大的n.加拿大人 Chandler: Well, actually it抯 a hockey team, so it抯 angry Canadians with no teeth. 410
1 burring bE: v.用喉音说话      Burr  [bE:]  伯尔(姓氏) Chandler: Were you so late because you were burring this woman? 410
1 magma 5mA^mE n.(有机物或矿物的)稀糊, 岩浆, [药]乳浆剂 Chandler: Yeah! You graduated Magma Ku Laude, right? 410
1 magnetic mA^5netik adj.磁的, 有磁性的, 有吸引力的 Chandler: Yes, and his father invented that magnetic strip on the back of credit cards. 410
1 cubans 5kju:bEn n.古巴人adj.古巴(人)的 Drew: Hold on, y択now I just got a box of Cubans, maybe I bring them by your office around uh, five? 410
2 direct di5rekt, dai5rekt adj.径直的, 直接的, 直系的, 直率的, [天]由西向东运行的, 顺行的adv.直接地vt.指引, 指示, 指挥, 命令, 导演vi.指导, 指挥 Joey: Hey! That must be why I got fired last week! Does this Orson Wells guy direct Burger King commercials? 410
5 commercials kE5mE:FEl adj.商业的, 贸易的 Joey: Hey! That must be why I got fired last week! Does this Orson Wells guy direct Burger King commercials? 410
1 basel 5bB:zl n.巴塞尔(瑞士西北部城市,在莱茵河畔) Mike: Maybe, before the game we could enjoy some eight year old some small batch Basel Hadens. 410
2 atmosphere 5AtmEsfiE n.大气, 空气, 气氛 Monica: (louder) A positive atmosphere! But I-I-I have had it up to here. (She holds her hand over her head as an afterthought.) From now on, it is gonna be my way, or the highway! All right? Does anybody have a problem with that?!! (Joey looks at the money he抯 holding, and doesn抰 speak up.) Hey new guy! I said, does anybody have a problem with that?! 410
1 afterthought 5B:ftEWC:t n.事后产生的想法, 追悔, 再思 Monica: (louder) A positive atmosphere! But I-I-I have had it up to here. (She holds her hand over her head as an afterthought.) From now on, it is gonna be my way, or the highway! All right? Does anybody have a problem with that?!! (Joey looks at the money he抯 holding, and doesn抰 speak up.) Hey new guy! I said, does anybody have a problem with that?! 410
1 salads 5sAlEd n.色拉      Saladn. 社会自由民主党成员 (Social and Liberal Democrats) Monica: Good! Now, take those salads to table 4, (to the kitchen worker from earlier) And you! Get the swordfish! (to another assistant chef) And you! Get a haircut! 410
1 headway 5hedwei n.进展, 净空高度 Monica: I thought I was making headway, everyone was smiling at me all day, I get off work and I find out that they wrote this (puts on her chef hat) on my chef抯 hat. (The hat says 慟uit, bitch? 410
1 confrontation 7kCnfrQn5teiFEn n.面对, 面对面, 对质 Monica: I would love too, but I can抰! I mean I just can抰, you know that I抦 not good at confrontation. 410
1 relish 5reliF n.意味 Monica: Okay. Could the waiters gather around to hear tonight抯 specials? Okay, first there is a Chilean Sea Bass prepared with a Mango relish on a bag梂hy is nobody writing these down? 410
1 mango 5mAN^Eu n.[植]芒果 Monica: Okay. Could the waiters gather around to hear tonight抯 specials? Okay, first there is a Chilean Sea Bass prepared with a Mango relish on a bag梂hy is nobody writing these down? 410
1 chilean 5tFIlIEn n.智利人, 智利人所说的西班牙语 Monica: Okay. Could the waiters gather around to hear tonight抯 specials? Okay, first there is a Chilean Sea Bass prepared with a Mango relish on a bag梂hy is nobody writing these down? 410
7 robots 5rEubCt, 5rCbEt n.机器人, 遥控设备, 自动机械, 机械般工作的人 Phoebe: (shocked) You work with robots!! 410
3 snowy 5snEJI adj.雪的, 多雪的 Phoebe: (singing) Happy Chanukah, Monica! May your Christmas be snowy, Joey! Happy New Year, Chandler and Ross. Spin the draddle, Rachel! 410
1 rhymes raim n.韵, 押韵, 押韵的词vi.押韵, 作诗, 韵律和谐vt.使押韵, 用韵诗表达, 把...写成诗 Phoebe: I know but it抯 so hard! Nothing rhymes with your stupid name! 410
1 oreos `R:rIEJ n.<美俚>(奉行白人社会准则的)"白心"黑人n.奥利奥奶油夹心巧克力饼干[商标名] Phoebe: Joey stuffing 15 Oreos in his mouth. (Joey, with an obvious mouth full, nods yes.) 410
2 prague prB:^ n.布拉格 Phoebe: Umm, well I had a similar problem when I lived in Prague. 410
8 legal 5li:^El adj.法律的, 法定的, 合法 Rachel: Okay! No accountants. Oh, and no one from like legal. I don抰 like guys with boring jobs. 410
1 accountants E5kauntEnt n.会计(员), 会计师 Rachel: Okay! No accountants. Oh, and no one from like legal. I don抰 like guys with boring jobs. 410
1 oreo `R:rIEJ n.<美俚>(奉行白人社会准则的)"白心"黑人n.奥利奥奶油夹心巧克力饼干[商标名] Ross: 15? (Joey nods again) Your personal best! (Ross takes an Oreo and Joey mumbles, no!) 410
1 mercy 5mE:si n.仁慈, 宽恕, 怜悯 Ross: Okay, it was just me and her at the back of the train, and I sat near the door, so she抎 have to pass by me if she wanted to switch cars. She was totally at my mercy. 410
14 cars America Research Station 中美洲研究站( DHS) Ross: Okay, it was just me and her at the back of the train, and I sat near the door, so she抎 have to pass by me if she wanted to switch cars. She was totally at my mercy. 410
3 racist 5reisist n.种族主义者 Ross: Well, I-I want to give her another chance, y択now? She lives so close. And, at the end of the date, the other time, she-she said something that was梚f she was kidding was very funny. On the other hand, if she wasn抰 kidding, she抯 not fun, she抯 stupid, and kind of a racist. 410
4 montreal 7mCntri5C:l n. 蒙特利尔(加拿大) The Conductor: Last stop, Montreal. This stop is Montreal. 410
2 conductor kEn5dQktE n.领导者, 经理, 指挥管弦乐队、合唱队的, (市内有轨电车或公共汽车)售票员, <美>列车长 The Conductor: The next station is Poughkeepsie. Poughkeepsie! 410
1 trousers 5traJzEz n.裤子, 长裤 The Waiter: Yeah, people get pretty generous around the holidays. And it never hurts to wear tight trousers. 410
4 guides ^aId n.领路人, 导游者, 向导, 引导者, 指南vt.指导, 支配, 管理, 带领, 操纵vi.任向导 [Scene: The museum抯 worker cafeteria, Joey is eating lunch with the rest of the tour guides. Another tour guide tries to sit down in a seat Joey saved for Ross.] 411
3 trump trQmp n.王牌, 法宝, 最后大的手段, 喇叭vt.打出王牌赢, 胜过vi.出王牌, 吹喇叭n.<口>好人 Chandler: I don抰 know, but Donald Trump wants his blue blazer black. 411
2 sony   SONY索尼公司 Chandler: You抮e gonna be carrying their baby and give them a Sony Play Station? 411
3 squeal skwi:l v.长声尖叫, 告密, 抱怨, 激烈抗议n.长而尖的声音 Frank: Oh I know!! (Both he and Alice squeal hysterically) 411
1 tumour 5tju:mE n.[医]瘤, 肿瘤, 肿块 Frank: Oh, he抯 so cute, he reminds me of my old dog, Tumour. 411
2 conceive kEn5si:v vt.构思, 以为, 持有vi.怀孕, 考虑, 设想 Frank: See the thing is umm, we抮e not able to y択now, uh, conceive. 411
3 courthouse   courthousen.法院, 郡政府所在地 Frank: 慍ause it just sorta happened, y択now we were at the courthouse, we were having lunch? 411
6 blazer 5bleizE n.颜色鲜明的运动夹克, 宣布者 Joey: (entering with Ross) Hey! You guys! Check it out, check it out! (He抯 wearing a blue blazer) Guess which job I got. 411
2 squat skwCt v.蹲坐, 蹲伏n.蹲坐adj.蹲着的 Joey: (stands up, and throws his coat on the floor) I抦 Joey! I抦 an actor! I don抰 know squat about dinosaurs! 411
1 rex reks n.雷克斯猫(一种鬈毛家猫, 产于英国康沃尔和德文)      REX=Radio Exploration Satellite 无线电探测卫星      Rex  [reks]  [英]王, 君主(常用于诉讼案件中) 雷克斯(男子名) Joey: No, not really. They give you all the information, it抯 uh, it抯 like memorizing a script. (Making like a tour guide) "And on your left, you have Tyrannosaurus Rex, a carnivore from the Jurassic period. 411
2 memorizing 5memEraIz v.[亦作memorise] 记住, 记忆 Joey: No, not really. They give you all the information, it抯 uh, it抯 like memorizing a script. (Making like a tour guide) "And on your left, you have Tyrannosaurus Rex, a carnivore from the Jurassic period. 411
1 carnivore 5kB:nivC: n.食肉动物n.(动物或植物)食肉类,食肉动物,食虫植物 Joey: No, not really. They give you all the information, it抯 uh, it抯 like memorizing a script. (Making like a tour guide) "And on your left, you have Tyrannosaurus Rex, a carnivore from the Jurassic period. 411
17 guide ^aId n.领路人, 导游者, 向导, 引导者, 指南vt.指导, 支配, 管理, 带领, 操纵vi.任向导 Joey: Oh, ah, tour guide at the museum. Yeah, Ross got it for me. 411
17 semi 5semi [口]=semitrailer Joey: Okay, now the Mastodon is from the semi-late Jurassic period. 411
1 fossilised `fCsIlaIz v.<主英> = fossilize Joey: Shhh! This is a museum, no talking. Right down here, (Motions to a fossilised dinosaur foot.) we have a large foot. (Sees Ross working in one of the display cases.) Uhh, and over here we have Ross Geller. (Knocks on the glass) Everyone wave 慔i?to Ross. Ross is one of our most important scientists, look at him, hard at work. (Ross does the old "Putting a cigarette in your ear and pulling it out of your mouth trick.") Okay, moving right along. Come on. 411
8 continuing kEn5tinjuiN 继续的, 连续的, 持续的 Monica: (continuing) Now, most guys will hit uh, 1-2-3 and then go to 7 and set up camp. 411
2 zones zEun n.地域, 地带, 地区, 环带, 圈vt.环绕, 使分成地带vi.分成区 Monica: Now everybody knows the basic erogenous zones. (She starts labelling them) You got one, two three, four (Chandler is shocked to find out there抯 more than three), five, six, and seven! 411
2 labelling 5leibl n.标签, 签条, 商标, 标志vt.贴标签于, 指...为, 分类, 标注[计] 加上或修改磁盘的标签 Monica: Now everybody knows the basic erogenous zones. (She starts labelling them) You got one, two three, four (Chandler is shocked to find out there抯 more than three), five, six, and seven! 411
2 erogenous i5rCdVinEs adj.唤起情欲的, 性感的 Monica: Now everybody knows the basic erogenous zones. (She starts labelling them) You got one, two three, four (Chandler is shocked to find out there抯 more than three), five, six, and seven! 411
1 pear pZE n.梨子, 梨树 Older Scientist: I抦 Andrew, and I didn抰 pay for this pear. 411
1 glazing 5^leiziN n.玻璃装配业, 玻璃窗, 上釉, 上光 Phoebe Sr: Oh, that抯 okay, it gave me time to finish glazing my nipples. 411
3 passions 5pAFEn n.激情, 热情      Passionn. 耶稣的受难和死亡 Phoebe Sr: Well, yeah, mostly nudes. It combines my two passions, pottery and erotica. 411
1 erotica i5rCtikE n.色情书籍, 色情(艺术)作品 Phoebe Sr: Well, yeah, mostly nudes. It combines my two passions, pottery and erotica. 411
1 combines kEm5bain v.(使)联合, (使)结合n.联合企业, 联合收割机n.联合收割机 Phoebe Sr: Well, yeah, mostly nudes. It combines my two passions, pottery and erotica. 411
2 surrogate 5sQrE^it n.代理, 代用品, 代理人vt.使代理, 使代替 Phoebe: Ewww! And "Oh no!" It抯梩hey just want me to be the surrogate. It抯 her-it抯 her egg and her sperm, and I抦-I抦 just the oven, it抯 totally their bun.  411
1 bun bQn n.小圆面包, 曲卷(或结)状的头发 Phoebe: Ewww! And "Oh no!" It抯梩hey just want me to be the surrogate. It抯 her-it抯 her egg and her sperm, and I抦-I抦 just the oven, it抯 totally their bun.  411
3 eloping i5lEup vi.私奔, 潜逃, 出走 Phoebe: You guys, why didn抰 you tell me you were eloping? 411
3 expert 5ekspE:t n.专家, 行家, [军](特等)射手adj.老练的, 内行的, 专门的vt.在...中当行家, 当专家 Rachel: Well, how can you be a tour guide, don抰 you have to be a dinosaur expert or something? 411
5 labour 5leIbE(r) n.劳动, 劳力, 劳工, 努力, 分娩, 工作v.劳动, 苦干, 费力地前进, 分娩, 工作, 悉心完成      Labouradj.支持工党的,与工党有关的 Ross: Pheebs, you抮e talking about putting your body through an awful lot, I mean morning sickness, uhh, labour, and it抯 all for somebody else! 411
2 unnatural Qn5nAtFErEl adj.不自然的 Ross: Y'know, we work in a museum of natural history, and yet there is something unnatural about the way we eat lunch. Now, I look around this cafeteria, and y択now what I see, I see-I see division. Division, between people in white coats and people in blue blazers, and I ask myself, "My God why?!" Now, I say we shed these-these coats that separate us, and we get to know the people underneath. (He takes off his coat and throws it down.) I抦 Ross! I抦 divorced, and I have a kid! 411
3 shed Fed vt.流出, 发散, 散发, 脱落, 脱皮, 摆脱n.分水岭, 棚, 小屋, 工棚, 货棚v.把...放入棚内, 流下 Ross: Y'know, we work in a museum of natural history, and yet there is something unnatural about the way we eat lunch. Now, I look around this cafeteria, and y択now what I see, I see-I see division. Division, between people in white coats and people in blue blazers, and I ask myself, "My God why?!" Now, I say we shed these-these coats that separate us, and we get to know the people underneath. (He takes off his coat and throws it down.) I抦 Ross! I抦 divorced, and I have a kid! 411
1 pliocene 5plaiEsi:n n.上新世, 上新世的 Smart Kid: Isn抰 the Mastodon from the Pliocene Epic? 411
3 rhonda `rCndE n.朗达(f.) Tour Guide: Maybe it抯 crazy in a perfect world, a world without lab coats and blazers, but you not in a perfect world, you in a museum now. See that scientist in the classes, he and I used to play together all the time in grade school, but now?Turns around) Peter! Hey, Peter! It抯 me Rhonda! From PS-129! I shared my puddin?which you man! I gave you my Snack Pack! (to Joey) See, he pretend he don抰 even here me! 411
3 ps second 每秒      PS(=postscript) 附言,附录,跋  Postscript页描述语言文件的后缀 Tour Guide: Maybe it抯 crazy in a perfect world, a world without lab coats and blazers, but you not in a perfect world, you in a museum now. See that scientist in the classes, he and I used to play together all the time in grade school, but now?Turns around) Peter! Hey, Peter! It抯 me Rhonda! From PS-129! I shared my puddin?which you man! I gave you my Snack Pack! (to Joey) See, he pretend he don抰 even here me! 411
3 blazers 5bleizE n.颜色鲜明的运动夹克, 宣布者 Tour Guide: Oh, he won抰 sit here. Only the people in the white coats sit over there, (Points to there table) and only the people in the blue blazers sit here. 411
1 adidas E`di:dEz n.阿迪达斯运动服(或运动鞋等)                              I will buy you some Adidas." 412
3 patented 5peitEnt, 5pAtEnt n.专利权, 执照, 专利品adj.特许的, 专利的, 显著的, 明白的, 新奇的vt.取得...的专利权, 请准专利 (As they change places, they give each other the now patented Ross maneuver. If you don抰 know what that means, click here to find out The One With Joey's New Girlfriend.) 412
14 grunts ^rQnt vi.(猪等)作呼噜声, (表示烦恼、反对、疲劳、轻蔑等)发哼声vt.咕哝着说出n.呼噜声, 咕哝 (Chandler grunts and turns around, sees that he抯 in sight of the room, and mouths damn!) 412
1 signifying 5si^nifai vt.表示, 意味vi.要紧, 有重要性v.颇为重要, 表示 (Ross stops the clock, signifying the end of the lightning round.) 412
1 massive 5mAsiv adj.厚重的, 大块的, 魁伟的, 结实的 (They all decay into massive bickering as Phoebe returns from the bathroom.) 412
1 decay di5kei vi.腐朽, 腐烂, 衰减, 衰退n.腐朽, 腐烂, 衰减, 衰退v.衰落 (They all decay into massive bickering as Phoebe returns from the bathroom.) 412
2 confer kEn5fE: vt.授予(称号、学位等), 赠与, 把...赠与, 协议v.协商, 交换意见 (They both confer.) 412
1 steadily 5stedili adv.稳定地, 有规则地 [Cut too later, the moving process is progressing steadily. Monica is trying to lift a heavy box, as Rachel comes in from Chandler抯 bedroom.] 412
1 progressing 5prEu^res n.前进, 进步, 发展vi.前进, 进步, 进行 [Cut too later, the moving process is progressing steadily. Monica is trying to lift a heavy box, as Rachel comes in from Chandler抯 bedroom.] 412
8 unpacking 5Qn5pAkiN 取出货物, 拆包[箱] [Scene: Chandler and Joey's, erm, Monica and Rachel's, Monica and Rachel are busy unpacking.] 412
41 erm   ERMabbr. 汇率机制 (Exchange Rate Mechanism) [Scene: Monica and Rachel's, erm, Chandler and Joey's, Chandler and Joey are carrying in the foosball table.] 412
3 unpacked   unpacked解包的, 拆开的, 打开的, 未包装的 [Scene: Monica and Rachel's, erm, Chandler and Joey's, they抮e both unpacked. The big ceramic dog has found a new home in front of the window. Joey screams and runs into the living room.] 412
6 rooster 5ru:stE n.雄禽, <主美>公鸡 [Scene: Monica and Rachel's, it抯 0-Dark:30, in other words it抯 really, really early. Everyone抯 asleep, and all through the apartments not a creature was stirring, not even a mouse. That is except for the chick, who turns out to be a rooster and is crowing in the sun. Needless to say, this awakens Monica and Rachel who rush into their living room, searching for the cause of the sound.] 412
12 needless 5ni:dlis adj.不需要的, 不必要的 [Scene: Monica and Rachel's, it抯 0-Dark:30, in other words it抯 really, really early. Everyone抯 asleep, and all through the apartments not a creature was stirring, not even a mouse. That is except for the chick, who turns out to be a rooster and is crowing in the sun. Needless to say, this awakens Monica and Rachel who rush into their living room, searching for the cause of the sound.] 412
1 crowing krEu n.乌鸦, 似乌鸦的鸟, 撬棍vi.啼叫, 报晓, (婴孩)格格地笑 [Scene: Monica and Rachel's, it抯 0-Dark:30, in other words it抯 really, really early. Everyone抯 asleep, and all through the apartments not a creature was stirring, not even a mouse. That is except for the chick, who turns out to be a rooster and is crowing in the sun. Needless to say, this awakens Monica and Rachel who rush into their living room, searching for the cause of the sound.] 412
3 awakens E5weikEn v.唤醒, 醒来, 唤起 [Scene: Monica and Rachel's, it抯 0-Dark:30, in other words it抯 really, really early. Everyone抯 asleep, and all through the apartments not a creature was stirring, not even a mouse. That is except for the chick, who turns out to be a rooster and is crowing in the sun. Needless to say, this awakens Monica and Rachel who rush into their living room, searching for the cause of the sound.] 412
8 zane zein n.赞恩(John的异体)(m.) [Scene: The Doctor抯 office, Dr. Zane is examining Phoebe as Frank and Alice watch.] 412
3 pep pep n.活力, 气力, 锐气, 精力, 精神vt.鼓起精神, 激励      PEPabbr. 个人参股计划 (Personal Equity Plan) [Scene: The Doctor抯 office, Phoebe is giving a pep talk to the petrie dish containing the embryos.] 412
1 containing kEn5tein vt.包含, 容纳, 容忍vi.自制v.[军]牵制(敌军)v.[数]可被...除尽 [Scene: The Doctor抯 office, Phoebe is giving a pep talk to the petrie dish containing the embryos.] 412
1 drugstore drQ^5stC: n.<美> 药房, 杂货店 Alice: Hi, Phoebe! We were just at the drugstore and we got you a little present. 412
5 gumball `^QmbR:l n.警车顶灯 Alice: Sweety, now, she抯 a woman, not a gumball machine. 412
1 piper 5paipE n.吹笛者, 风笛手 Chandler: All right! Ten buck! Fork it over! Cough it up! Pay the piper! Gimme it. 412
1 liaisons li(:)5eizB:n, -zEn n.联络, (语音)连音 Chandler: Dangerous Liaisons. 412
1 flail fleil n.连枷v.用连枷打, 打 Chandler: His legs flail about as if independent of his body! 412
1 majored 5meidVE n.<美>[教]主修课, [律]成年人, [乐]大调adj.主修的, 成年的, 大调的vi.主修 Chandler: I majored in lightning rounds. All right, we抮e gonna destroy you. 412
9 destroy dis5trCi vt.破坏, 毁坏, 消灭v.消灭, 摧毁 Chandler: I majored in lightning rounds. All right, we抮e gonna destroy you. 412
1 crows krEu n.乌鸦, 似乌鸦的鸟, 撬棍vi.啼叫, 报晓, (婴孩)格格地笑 Chandler: Well the vet seems to think that抯 she抯 becoming a rooster. (The rooster crows.) We抮e getting a second opinion. 412
1 tacks tAk n.大头钉, 粗缝, 行动方针, 食物vt.以大头针钉住, 附加vi.抢风航行, 作文字形移动 Chandler: Well?we-we do. You can only eat Tic Tacks in even numbers. 412
4 ruining ruin; 5ru:in v.(使)破产, (使)堕落, 毁灭n.毁灭, 崩溃, 废墟, 遗迹 Chandler: Would you all stop yelling in our apartment! You are ruining moving day for us! 412
1 implantation 7implB:n5teiFEn n.培植, 灌输 Dr. Zane: It looks like your uterus is ready for implantation. 412
5 embryos 5embriEuz 晶胚 Dr. Zane: Okay, it抣l take just a little while to prepare the embryos. 412
1 expectation 7ekspek5teiFEn n.期待, 预料, 指望, 展望, [数]期望(值) Frank: Okay. (They both squeal in expectation.) 412
3 lollipop 5lClipCp n.棒棒糖 Frank: Umm, it抯 a lollipop and a uh, a home pregnancy test. 412
4 althea Al5Wi:E n.[植] 蜀癸属植物      Althea  [Al5Wi:E]  [希神]阿尔泰亚(卡吕冬王任俄纽斯的妻子) Joey: (answering the question) Althea! 412
1 dah dB: n.大刀, 长划 Joey: (shocked) Dah!! (Chandler motions for him to calm down.) 412
2 humans 5hju:mEn n.人, 人类adj.人的, 人类的, 人性的, 有同情心的 Joey: Animals dressed as humans. 412
3 closets 5klCzit n.壁橱, 储藏室, 厕所adj.关起门来的vt.关入私室密谈 Joey: Did you see the size of the closets?! 412
5 items 5aitem, 5aitEm n.(可分类或列举的)项目, 条款, (消息、情报等的)一则, 一条 Joey: Oh yeah? Ross, how many items left in that bag? 412
3 tortilla tC:5tilE n.玉米粉圆饼 Joey: Okay. Uhh, tortilla chips, yogurt. 412
3 spice spais n.香料, 调味品, 趣味, 意味, 情趣 Monica: I抦 just trying to spice it up! 412
3 viva 5vi:vE n.<意、西> 万岁的欢呼, 欢呼声 Monica: Viva Las Gaygas! 412
1 tonsils 5tCnsil n.[解] 扁桃腺 Monica: Yeah. (to Chandler) I bet you can抰 guess what color my tonsils are? I抣l bet the apartment! 412
4 rounds raund n.圆, 圆形物, 巡回, 轮唱, [体]一轮adj.圆的, 球形的, 丰满的, 大概的, 十足的, 完全的, 率直的, 肥胖的prep.围着, 附近, 绕过, 在...周围vt.弄圆, 使成圆形, 绕行, 完成, 围捕, 四舍五入vi.变圆, 发胖, 环行, 拐弯, 进展adv.围绕着, 循环地, 在周围, 迂回地, 朝反方向, 挨个 Monica: You guys are dead, I am so good at lighting rounds. 412
20 pregnancy 5pre^nEnsi n.怀孕 Phoebe: All right, I抦 gonna go take a pregnancy test, right now. 412
4 transferred   transferred转移的, 调动的, 转让的 Phoebe: All right. I抦 gonna go to the fertility doctor and um, see if I抦 ready to have Frank and Alice抯 embryo transferred into my uterus. 412
1 embryo 5embriEu n.胚胎, 胎儿, 胚芽adj.胚胎的, 初期的 Phoebe: All right. I抦 gonna go to the fertility doctor and um, see if I抦 ready to have Frank and Alice抯 embryo transferred into my uterus. 412
1 endometria 9endEJ`mi:trIE endometrium的复数 Phoebe: Oh, they抮e just gonna umm, look to see if my endometria layer is thick. 412
1 implanted im5plB:nt v.灌输 Phoebe: Umm, yeah, uh-huh, they抮e implanted. 412
1 guesses ^es vt.猜测, 推测, 猜中, 猜对, 想, 认为vi.猜, 推测n.猜测, 推测 Rachel: How many guesses do you get? 412
1 altering 5C:ltE v.改变 Rachel: I know! I know, it抯 such a huge, life-altering thing. 412
3 snacks snAk n.小吃, 快餐, 一份v.吃快餐(小吃) Rachel: I抦 so not impressed. Everybody snacks when they shop. 412
2 riled rail vt.激怒, 使恼怒 Rachel: Well, he gets the other one all riled up. 412
3 knives naIvz n.刀子 Rachel: Yeah! Especially not with all of these knives and cookbooks around? 412
1 cookbooks   cookbookn.食谱 Rachel: Yeah! Especially not with all of these knives and cookbooks around? 412
2 phenomenon fi5nCminEn n.现象 Ross: According to Chandler, what phenomenon scares the bejeezus out of him? 412
1 excepted ik5sept vt.除, 把...除外, 反对, 不计vi.反对prep.除了...之外, 若不是, 除非conj.只是, 要不是      EXCEPT  [ik5sept]  [计]“禁”门, “与非”门 Ross: Challenge excepted. 412
1 profession prE5feFEn n.职业, 专业, 表白, 宣布 Ross: Correct, his profession was? 412
1 claims kleim n.(根据权利提出)要求, 要求权, 主张, 要求而得到的东西vt.(根据权利)要求, 认领, 声称, 主张, 需要 Ross: Correct. Rachel claims this is her favorite movie? 412
1 categorizes 5kAtI^EraIz v.加以类别, 分类 Ross: Eww! No!! Her ear! All right, Monica categorizes her towels. How many categories are there? 412
9 category 5kAti^Eri n.种类, 别, [逻]范畴 Ross: It抯 heads. (The guys celebrate.) Gentlemen, pick your category. 412
9 relative 5relEtiv n.亲戚, 关系词, 相关物, 亲缘植物adj.有关系的, 相对的, 比较而言的 Ross: Okay, each team will answer ten questions. The first team that answers the most questions wins. Okay, the categories are, Fears and Pet Peeves, Ancient History, Literature, and It抯 All Relative. Now, the coin toss to see who goes first. (He flips the coin and they all watch it hit the table and stop. Then they all look up at him, to see who goes first.) Okay, somebody call it this time. 412
2 peeves pi:v v.(使)气恼, (使)焦躁, (使)忿怒n.麻烦的事物, 怨恨, 触怒 Ross: Okay, each team will answer ten questions. The first team that answers the most questions wins. Okay, the categories are, Fears and Pet Peeves, Ancient History, Literature, and It抯 All Relative. Now, the coin toss to see who goes first. (He flips the coin and they all watch it hit the table and stop. Then they all look up at him, to see who goes first.) Okay, somebody call it this time. 412
3 literature 5litEritFE n.文学(作品), 文艺, 著作, 文献 Ross: Okay, each team will answer ten questions. The first team that answers the most questions wins. Okay, the categories are, Fears and Pet Peeves, Ancient History, Literature, and It抯 All Relative. Now, the coin toss to see who goes first. (He flips the coin and they all watch it hit the table and stop. Then they all look up at him, to see who goes first.) Okay, somebody call it this time. 412
6 fears fiE n.恐怖, 害怕, 担心, 敬畏v.害怕, 畏惧, 为...担心, 敬畏(神等) Ross: Okay, each team will answer ten questions. The first team that answers the most questions wins. Okay, the categories are, Fears and Pet Peeves, Ancient History, Literature, and It抯 All Relative. Now, the coin toss to see who goes first. (He flips the coin and they all watch it hit the table and stop. Then they all look up at him, to see who goes first.) Okay, somebody call it this time. 412
3 categories 5kAti^Eri n.种类, 别, [逻]范畴 Ross: Okay, each team will answer ten questions. The first team that answers the most questions wins. Okay, the categories are, Fears and Pet Peeves, Ancient History, Literature, and It抯 All Relative. Now, the coin toss to see who goes first. (He flips the coin and they all watch it hit the table and stop. Then they all look up at him, to see who goes first.) Okay, somebody call it this time. 412
2 burlesque bE:5lesk n.作戏, 滑稽表演adj.滑稽的, 可笑的 Ross: Ooh. What is the name of Chandler抯 father抯 Las Vegas all-male burlesque? 412
1 peeve pi:v v.(使)气恼, (使)焦躁, (使)忿怒n.麻烦的事物, 怨恨, 触怒 Ross: What is Monica抯 biggest pet peeve? 412
3 goalie 5^EJlI n.守门员 Ross: You have 30 seconds. And the lightning round begins梥top it (Chandler stops jumping)梟ow. What was Monica抯 nickname when she was a field hockey goalie? 412
1 assets   assetsn.资产 (He walks over to look and some clothes and Rachel quickly turns around and adjusts her bra, trying to show off her assets.) 413
3 adjusts E5dVQst vt.调整, 调节, 校准, 使适合 (He walks over to look and some clothes and Rachel quickly turns around and adjusts her bra, trying to show off her assets.) 413
1 tate teit [英方]少量, 一小把 一绺头发      Tate  [teit]  塔特(姓氏) (It抯 a really good-looking man, Joshua, that Rachel has an instant crush on. Well actually it抯 Tate Donovan, so it抯 not like she抯 really testing her acting skills.) 413
158 joshua 5dVCFwE n.[圣经] 约书亚, 约书亚书 (It抯 a really good-looking man, Joshua, that Rachel has an instant crush on. Well actually it抯 Tate Donovan, so it抯 not like she抯 really testing her acting skills.) 413
3 instant 5instEnt adj.立即的, 直接的, 紧迫的, 刻不容缓的, (食品)速溶的, 方便的, 即时的 (It抯 a really good-looking man, Joshua, that Rachel has an instant crush on. Well actually it抯 Tate Donovan, so it抯 not like she抯 really testing her acting skills.) 413
1 donovan 5dCnEvEn 多诺万(姓氏, 男子名) (It抯 a really good-looking man, Joshua, that Rachel has an instant crush on. Well actually it抯 Tate Donovan, so it抯 not like she抯 really testing her acting skills.) 413
7 removed ri5mu:vd adj.离开的, 远离...的, 与...无关的 (She has cleaned it, completely redecorated it, removed the carpet, and polished the floor.) 413
2 redecorated 5ri:5dekEreit v.重新装饰, 再装饰(装修) (She has cleaned it, completely redecorated it, removed the carpet, and polished the floor.) 413
1 polished `pClIFt adj.擦亮的, 磨光的, 精练的, 优美的, 无暇的 (She has cleaned it, completely redecorated it, removed the carpet, and polished the floor.) 413
2 polisher 5pCliFE n.磨亮的人, 磨光器 (They go open the door and reveal Monica being spun around on the floor polisher and getting the cord wrapped around her legs.) 413
1 debriefing   debriefingn.任务报告, 任务报告中提出的情报 [Scene: Monica and Rachel's, erm, Chandler and Joey's, Joey is debriefing Rachel on her rejection earlier that day and telling her what she should抳e done. Ross and Phoebe are watching.] 413
3 polishing 5pCliFiN (大理石雕像, 铜版等)磨[抛, 擦, 打]光, 磨料 [Scene: The hallway between the apartments, Monica is lugging one of those floor polishing machines through the hallway. Rachel comes up the steps and stops when she sees Monica.] 413
8 machines mE5Fi:n n.机器, 机械, 机动车辆, 机构, 设计, 机械般工作的人, (政党的)领导集团, 核心组织vt.机器制造, 用车床加工 [Scene: The hallway between the apartments, Monica is lugging one of those floor polishing machines through the hallway. Rachel comes up the steps and stops when she sees Monica.] 413
1 confronted kEn5frQnt vt.使面临, 对抗 Chandler: I confronted her, and she didn抰 deny it! (Pause) I don抰 live here! (Goes back into his apartment and they all follow him.) 413
1 abs anti-skid brake system. 防滑煞车系统abbr.[化]丙烯腈-丁二烯-苯乙烯 Chandler: Is it just me, or can you actually see his abs through his overcoat?! 413
1 undermine 7QndE5main v.破坏 Chandler: I抦 totally screwed. Okay, they are gonna be hot and heavy on stage every night, and then they抮e gonna go to their cast parties and he抯 gonna try to undermine me. Y'know it抣l be like, "So where抯 your boyfriend, what抯-his-name, Chester?" And she抣l go, "No-no-no, it抯 Chandler." And he抣l go, "Whatever. Ha-ha-ha-ha!" 413
7 chester 5tFestE 切斯特(男子名) 切斯特(英国城市, 柴郡首府) Chandler: I抦 totally screwed. Okay, they are gonna be hot and heavy on stage every night, and then they抮e gonna go to their cast parties and he抯 gonna try to undermine me. Y'know it抣l be like, "So where抯 your boyfriend, what抯-his-name, Chester?" And she抣l go, "No-no-no, it抯 Chandler." And he抣l go, "Whatever. Ha-ha-ha-ha!" 413
1 marmalades 5mB:mEleid n.橘子或柠檬等水果制成的果酱 Chandler: Okay, okay, but don抰 worry, because we also have cereals, muffins, waffles, and, jams, jellies, and marmalades. Which I抦 fairly certain are the same thing. 413
1 jellies 5dVeliz 凝胶剂 Chandler: Okay, okay, but don抰 worry, because we also have cereals, muffins, waffles, and, jams, jellies, and marmalades. Which I抦 fairly certain are the same thing. 413
1 cereals 5siEriEl n.谷类食品, 谷类 Chandler: Okay, okay, but don抰 worry, because we also have cereals, muffins, waffles, and, jams, jellies, and marmalades. Which I抦 fairly certain are the same thing. 413
8 slut slQt n.荡妇, 懒妇, 母狗 Chandler: Steps! (He opens the door to his apartment to Ross and Joey looking at the new Playboy) Slut! (Ross and Joey quickly hide the Playboy behind their backs. Chandler wonders into the girl抯 apartment.) You will all be very happy to hear that Kathy is sleeping with that guy! 413
13 backing 5bAkiN n.衬背, 援助, 支持者, 赞助者 Chandler: That抯 not backing me up! Look, you said with the off-stage and the heat, and the onstage and the oy heat. 413
2 beefsteak 5bi:fsteIk n.牛排 Chandler: Well, I may be drunk, but I know what she said! Then I went over to Beefsteak Julie抯? 413
2 charged tFB:dVd adj.充满感情的 Chandler: Yeah, it抯 like someone literally wrote down my worst nightmare and then charged me $32 to see it! 413
13 playboy 5pleIbCI n.<口>寻欢作乐的女子, 花花公子 Joey: (Holding a magazine) Wow! The new Playboy! 413
1 robbins 5rCbinz 罗宾斯(①姓氏 ②Frederick Chapman, 1916-, 美国医学家, 曾获1954年诺贝尔生理学-医学奖) Joey: Chandler, look they抮e actors. They抮e there to do a job, just 慶ause they work together, doesn抰 mean they抮e gonna get together. I mean just 慶ause it happened with Susan Sarandon and Tim Robbins, it doesn抰 mean it抯 gonna happen with them. 413
6 donut 5dEu7nQt n.油炸圈饼n.圆环图 Joey: I think I left a donut up here. 413
6 chemistry 5kemistri n.化学 Joey: Look, you guys have been to every play I抳e ever been in, have I ever had chemistry on stage? 413
2 pancake 5pAnkeik n.薄烤饼 Joey: No-no, stay right there. (Monica stops and Joey flips her a pancake, which flies over her head and lands in the living room.) Gettin?closer. 413
27 tom tCm n.雄动物, 雄猫      Tomn. 汤姆(男子名) Joey: Tom Cruise and Nicole Kidman.  413
1 guaranteed 7^ArEn5ti: n.保证, 保证书, 担保, 抵押品vt.保证, 担保 Joey: Well, you gotta give him something that he can抰 say no too. Like uh, Knicks tickets! Invite the guy to a Knicks game, you抮e guaranteed he抣l say yes! 413
4 heck hek n.饲草架 Joey: What the heck is that? 413
6 theories 5WiEri n.理论, 学说, ...论, 原理, 意见, 推测 Joey: Whoa-whoa, that-that was just a theory! There抯 a lot of theories that didn抰 pan out. The lone gunman. Communism. Geometry. 413
4 lone lEun adj.孤独的, 独立的 Joey: Whoa-whoa, that-that was just a theory! There抯 a lot of theories that didn抰 pan out. The lone gunman. Communism. Geometry. 413
1 gunman 5^QnmEn n.枪手, 制造枪械者, 持枪的歹徒 Joey: Whoa-whoa, that-that was just a theory! There抯 a lot of theories that didn抰 pan out. The lone gunman. Communism. Geometry. 413
1 geometry dVi5Cmitri n.几何学 Joey: Whoa-whoa, that-that was just a theory! There抯 a lot of theories that didn抰 pan out. The lone gunman. Communism. Geometry. 413
1 communism 5kCmjunizEm n.共产主义      Communismn. 共产主义 Joey: Whoa-whoa, that-that was just a theory! There抯 a lot of theories that didn抰 pan out. The lone gunman. Communism. Geometry. 413
5 lint lint n.(旧时作)绷带用软麻布 Joshua: Huh. (She starts brushing the lint off and checking him out in the mirror.) Yeah? 413
1 brushing 5brQFiN 疾驰的 掠过的 刷光, 擦光 Joshua: Huh. (She starts brushing the lint off and checking him out in the mirror.) Yeah? 413
3 admires Ed5maiE v.赞美, 钦佩, 羡慕 Joshua: It抯 this way? Sorry. (He walks past her and she again admires his butt.) 413
2 wardrobe 5wC:drEub n.衣柜, 衣厨, 衣室, 衣服, 行头, 剧装 Joshua: Well, I need a whole new wardrobe. My wife, well my ex-wife? 413
10 cleaners   cleanersn.洗衣店 Joshua: Yeah, but it wasn抰 much fun dropping it off at the dry cleaners in the skirt. (Rachel laughs) So I need everything down to underwear, so if you抮e willing, I抦 all yours. 413
4 insulting In`sQltIN adj.侮辱的, 污蔑的, 无礼的, 损害人体的 Kathy: Okay, so let me just get this straight. You抮e accusing me of cheating on you, and insulting my performance? 413
1 accusing E5kju:ziN adj.责难的, 问罪的, 归罪的 Kathy: Okay, so let me just get this straight. You抮e accusing me of cheating on you, and insulting my performance? 413
1 stocked stCk n.树干, 库存, 股票, 股份, 托盘, 祖先, 血统, 原料adj.股票的, 普通的, 常备的, 存货的, 繁殖用的vt.装把手于, 进货, 备有, 放牧vi.出新芽, 采购 Monica: If you have the big apartment you have to deal with people coming over all the time. That fridge has got to be stocked, okay, that抯 your department now. (She takes back the turkey leg) 413
1 dollies 5dCli n.<儿语> 洋娃娃, 捣棒vi.推移动车vt.捣碎      Dolly  [5dCli]  =Doll Dolly Varden (1870 年前后流行的)花布女服 饰花阔边女帽 Monica: I抦 the hostess! Not those guys! I抦 always the hostess! I mean, I was always the hostess, I mean even when I was little, I mean the girls brought their dollies to my tea party, I-I served the best air. 413
4 fiddling 5fidliN adj.无足轻重地, 微不足道地, 无用的 Monica: Yeah, I抳e just been fiddling around in here making delicious treats for everyone. 413
2 suffered 5sQfE vt.遭受, 经历, 忍受vi.受痛苦, 受损害 Monica: 慍ause they took our apartment, I wanted to punish them. But I抦-I抦 done now. They抳e suffered enough. 413
5 task tB:sk n.任务, 作业v.分派任务 Mr. Waltham: In a moment, please, I抦 in the middle of a task. And you have a customer.  413
1 billfold 5bIlfEJld n.皮夹 Mr. Waltham: Rachel, one of your customers seems to have left his billfold. A Joshua Bergen.  413
1 bergen 5bE:^En 卑尔根[挪威西南部港市] Mr. Waltham: Rachel, one of your customers seems to have left his billfold. A Joshua Bergen.  413
4 mel mel n.蜂蜜(尤指药用纯蜂蜜)      MEL=Many-Element Laser 多元激光 Phoebe: Hey, Mel Gibson and Clint Eastwood. 413
1 gibson 5^ibsn n.<主美>吉布森鸡尾酒 Phoebe: Hey, Mel Gibson and Clint Eastwood. 413
7 clint klint 石灰岩参差面; 石芽      Clint  [klInt]  n.克林特(Clinton的异体)(m.) Phoebe: Hey, Mel Gibson and Clint Eastwood. 413
2 blouses blauz n.宽松的上衣, 似衬衫的上衣 Phoebe: Oh, hey, Mon, do you still have your like old blouses and dresses from high school? 413
12 maternity mE5tE:niti n.母性, 母道adj.孕妇的, 产妇的, 产科的 Phoebe: Well, it抯 just that maternity clothes are so expensive. 413
72 waltham `wR:lWEm Forest 沃尔瑟姆福雷斯特[英国英格兰东南部城市]( 在大伦敦郡的东北部) Rachel: (on the phone) Monica, I抦 quitting! I just helped an 81 year old woman put on a thong and she didn抰 even buy it! (Pause) I抦 telling you I抦 quitting! That抯 it! I抦 talking to my boss right now! (Pause) Yes I am! (Pause) Yes I am! Yes I am! Yes I am! Yes I am! Yes I am! Okay bye, call me when you get this message. (Hangs up as her boss, Mr. Waltham, walks in.) Oh! Mr. Waltham, I ah really need to talk to you. 413
2 eliminated i5limineit vt.排除, 消除v.除去 Rachel: Bloomingdale抯 eliminated my department. (Phoebe gasps) 413
1 justify 5dVQstifai v.证明...是正当的 Rachel: Honey, this is not your fault, just because you guys had a fight, it does not justify her sleeping with someone. 413
6 selection si5lekFEn n.选择, 挑选, 选集, 精选品 Rachel: No-no, that wasn抰 me! (To Joshua) Well, we should get started. Let me show you my underwear. (Joshua turns at that) The selection of underwear we carry. 413
2 frustrating frQs5treit v.挫败, 阻挠, 使感到灰心, 阻止 Rachel: So I was with Joshua for an hour today, and he has not asked me out. It抯 just so frustrating! 413
2 necks nek n.脖子, 颈, 颈壮物 Rachel: Well, it was just something Josh said about v-necks, but you had to be there. 413
3 mimic 5mimik adj.模仿的, 假装的, [生]拟态的n.效颦者, 模仿者, 小丑, 仿制品vt.模仿, 摹拟 Rachel: Yes! I will! Absolutely! (She takes out his license and her license and holds them face to face with each other. She then proceeds to act like Dark Helmut in Spaceballs, and mimic a conversation between the two of them.) Hello, Rachel. Hi, Joshua. I left my wallet here on purpose. Really? Yes, I just wanted to see you again. Oh, I抦 glad. Rachel, I抎 like to say something to you. Yes? How you doin? 413
18 license 5laIsEns n.许可(证), 执照vt.许可, 特许v.许可 Rachel: You know what, I抦 gonna do that, I抦 gonna call him up, and I抦 gonna ask him out. I can do that. Ask him out. (Practising) How you doin? (Calls him) Hi! Joshua? It抯 Rachel Green from Bloomingdale抯. (Listens) Yeah, umm, I was wondering if you umm, if you umm, left your wallet at the store today? Well, we found a wallet, and we?Listens) the license? Well, that is a good idea! Uh, well, let抯 see here this says this license belongs to a uh, uh, belongs to a mister uh, Pheebs, and umm, yeah, so sorry to bother you at home. I抣l see you tomorrow. Bye. (Hangs up) (to Phoebe) You抳e done that a thousand times? 413
1 conclusions kEn5klu:VEn n.结束, 缔结, 结论 Ross: All right, let抯 not jump to any conclusions. All right? There was some sexual chemistry between them. 413
1 unforgivable 5QnfE5^ivEbl 不可原谅[饶恕]的 Ross: He抯 right, what she did was unforgivable. 413
2 baldwin 5bC:ldwin n.鲍尔温苹果 Ross: Oh-oh, Alec Baldwin and Kim Basinger. 413
1 alec 5Alik 鱼酱(地中海沿岸产)      Alec  [5Alik]  n.亚历克(Alexander的昵称,亦作Aleck)(m.) Ross: Oh-oh, Alec Baldwin and Kim Basinger. 413
5 hostess 5hEustis n.女主人, 女房东, 女老板, 女服务员, 舞女 Ross: Somebody seems to be missing being the hostess. 413
1 basing BASIC程序的扩展名 Ross: That抯 all you抮e basing this on? 413
1 simulates 5simjuleit vt.模拟, 模仿, 假装, 冒充 Ross: Well, Kathy gets half-naked and simulates sex with a real good lookin?guy. 413
2 retching ri:tF vi.作呕, 恶心 (Chandler imitates retching and gets out of the chair.) 414
3 liquorice 5likEris n.[植]甘草,甘草根,由甘草根熬成的精 (Just then, Charlton Heston walks out of his dressing room and starts eating a liquorice whip.) 414
2 upcoming 5Qp7kQmiN adj.即将来临的, 预定将要 [Scene: Chandler and Joey's, erm, Monica and Rachel's, Chandler is there and is getting ready to direct a bunch of strippers, Monica, Rachel, and Phoebe on what to do in the upcoming orgy of lesbian lust. Yes, it抯 a dream sequence, this isn抰 cable.] 414
5 cable 5keibl n.电缆, 海底电报, 缆, 索v.打(海底)电报      Cable  [5keibl]  凯布尔(姓氏) [Scene: Chandler and Joey's, erm, Monica and Rachel's, Chandler is there and is getting ready to direct a bunch of strippers, Monica, Rachel, and Phoebe on what to do in the upcoming orgy of lesbian lust. Yes, it抯 a dream sequence, this isn抰 cable.] 414
1 lures ljuE v.引诱 [Scene: Monica and Rachel's, erm, Chandler and Joey's, Joey is getting ready for a fishing trip and Phoebe is asking him about the fishing lures. Ross is playing with the rod, and Monica is pretty much just watching the on goings.] 414
1 goings 5^EuiN n.去, 离去, 地面(或道路)的状况, 工作情况, [复]行为adj.进行中的, 流行的, 现存的 [Scene: Monica and Rachel's, erm, Chandler and Joey's, Joey is getting ready for a fishing trip and Phoebe is asking him about the fishing lures. Ross is playing with the rod, and Monica is pretty much just watching the on goings.] 414
12 studios 5stju:diEu n.画室, 照相室, 工作室, (无线电或电视节目的)演播室, (制作电影的)摄影棚, (电影公司的)摄影场 [Scene: Silvercup Studios, Joey is just arriving for his scene.] 414
2 confronts kEn5frQnt vt.使面临, 对抗 [Scene: Silvercup studios, Joey is taking a shower in Charlton Heston抯 dressing room. Heston enters the room, Joey panics, and walks over to the shower and confronts Joey about the use of his shower.] 414
2 emanating 5emEneit vi.散发, 发出, 发源vt.[罕]发散, 放射 All: (they all recoil from the smell emanating from him) Oh! God! Wow! 414
1 achieved E5tFi:v vt.完成, 达到 Chandler: (jumping up) Phase Three! I just achieved Phase Three! 414
4 insanely   insanelyadv.疯狂地, 狂暴地 Chandler: Look, forget it. We tried, but Phase Three is a lost cause, Okay? Those strippers were insanely hot, and I couldn抰 picture myself with any of them. (Sits back in disgust.) 414
4 instincts 5instiNkt n.本能 Chandler: Oh, that抯 fine! Go with your instincts, go with your instincts. 414
2 shhing F int.嘘, 安静一点shew [古]show Chandler: She抯 shhing me! It抯 my phone and she抯 shhing me! 414
1 stripping 5stripiN 抽锭, 脱模, 拆模 Chandler: Stripping! 414
1 stank stANk vbl.stink的过去式 Charlton Heston: (tosses him a towel, motions for him to get out of the shower and sits down on the couch) Every actor at one time or another梠pp! (Joey tries to sit down next to him and Heston makes him sit somewhere else.) Every actor thinks he stinks, even Lawrence Oliver at sometimes thought he stank, Bob Redford won抰 even watch himself. 414
1 oliver 5ClivE n.脚踏铁槌      Oliver  [5ClivE]  n. 奥利弗(男子名) Charlton Heston: (tosses him a towel, motions for him to get out of the shower and sits down on the couch) Every actor at one time or another梠pp! (Joey tries to sit down next to him and Heston makes him sit somewhere else.) Every actor thinks he stinks, even Lawrence Oliver at sometimes thought he stank, Bob Redford won抰 even watch himself. 414
3 lawrence 5lCrEns n. 劳伦斯(男子名) Charlton Heston: (tosses him a towel, motions for him to get out of the shower and sits down on the couch) Every actor at one time or another梠pp! (Joey tries to sit down next to him and Heston makes him sit somewhere else.) Every actor thinks he stinks, even Lawrence Oliver at sometimes thought he stank, Bob Redford won抰 even watch himself. 414
1 stunk stQNk v stink 的过去式和过去分词 Charlton Heston: I don抰 know one actor worth his salt that didn抰 say at one time or another, "God, I stink!" Hell, I just did a scene out there, first take, I stunk the place up. But, the important thing you must remember, no matter how badly you think you might stink, you must never, ever bust into my dressing room and use my shower! Do you understand me?! 414
3 orchard 5C:tFEd n.果园, 果园里的全部果树, <美俚>棒球场 Emily: (rushing in) Ross! Come quickly! There抯 a deer just outside eating fruit from the orchard! 414
6 deer diE n.鹿      DEER=Directional Explosive Echo Ranging 定向爆炸回声测距(装置) Emily: (rushing in) Ross! Come quickly! There抯 a deer just outside eating fruit from the orchard! 414
9 wiener 5vi:nE n.<美>=frankfurter Emily: Oh, no-no-no, that抯 not rude! It抯 perfectly in keeping with a trip that I抳e already been run down by one of your wiener carts, and been strip-searched at John F. Kennedy Airport, apparently to you people, I look like someone who抯 got a balloon full of cocaine stuffed up their bum. 414
1 searched sE:tF n.搜寻, 查究v.搜索, 搜寻, 探求, 调查 Emily: Oh, no-no-no, that抯 not rude! It抯 perfectly in keeping with a trip that I抳e already been run down by one of your wiener carts, and been strip-searched at John F. Kennedy Airport, apparently to you people, I look like someone who抯 got a balloon full of cocaine stuffed up their bum. 414
1 cocaine kE5kein n.古柯碱,可卡因 Emily: Oh, no-no-no, that抯 not rude! It抯 perfectly in keeping with a trip that I抳e already been run down by one of your wiener carts, and been strip-searched at John F. Kennedy Airport, apparently to you people, I look like someone who抯 got a balloon full of cocaine stuffed up their bum. 414
1 carts kB:t n.大车, 手推车vt.用车装载 Emily: Oh, no-no-no, that抯 not rude! It抯 perfectly in keeping with a trip that I抳e already been run down by one of your wiener carts, and been strip-searched at John F. Kennedy Airport, apparently to you people, I look like someone who抯 got a balloon full of cocaine stuffed up their bum. 414
7 bum bQm n.游荡者, 游民, 闹饮adj.无价值的vi.过游民生活, 免费得到, 流浪vt.乞讨 Emily: Oh, no-no-no, that抯 not rude! It抯 perfectly in keeping with a trip that I抳e already been run down by one of your wiener carts, and been strip-searched at John F. Kennedy Airport, apparently to you people, I look like someone who抯 got a balloon full of cocaine stuffed up their bum. 414
1 memorise `memLraIz v.<主英> = memorize Joey: (To the rest of the gang) Hey, see that? He just needed his pal to come home. All right, uh, I抳e got to go memorise my lines. (Starts to go his bedroom) Me and Charlton Heston bright and early tomorrow morning! Yeah-yeah! 414
1 jammer 5dVAmE n.干扰发射台[机], U型钢丝芯撑 Joey: Glow-pop giggly jammer. 414
1 giggly `^I^lI adj.傻笑的, 吃吃笑的 Joey: Glow-pop giggly jammer. 414
3 kurt kE:t 库尔特(男名) Joey: I guess you wouldn抰 believe me if I said I was Kurt Douglas, huh? 414
1 wreaks ri:k vt.发泄(怒火), 报仇 Joey: Yeah, the man wreaks! Smells like he went on a three day fishing trip and then ate some liquorice.  414
1 bait beit n.饵, 诱惑物vt.以饵引诱(动物), 把饵装上, 欺负, 折磨vi.中途休息 Joey: Yeah, three days on the lake without a shower. Plus! I fell in that big tub of worms at the bait stand! Hey, how-how抯 he doing? 414
1 cannon 5kAnEn n.大炮, 加农炮v.炮轰      Cannon  [5kAnEn]  坎农(姓氏) Joey: Yeah-yeah, I抦 one of the cops that won抰 work with you 慶ause you a lose cannon. Anyway, look, I抦 really sorry, but I stink! 414
3 relived 5ri:5liv vt.重新过活, 再体验 Joshua: Kidding! (Rachel is relived) I抦 gonna get there early, but I抦 going to put you on the V.I.P list, okay? Look for me. 414
1 hardcore 5hB:dkC: adj.核心部分, 中坚分子, 绝对的, 无条件的, 没有限制的adj.(黄色作品)赤裸裸描写性行为的 Joshua: You抮e into hardcore S&M right? 414
1 daiquiris 5daikEri n. 台克利(鸡尾)酒      Daiquiri  [5dAkErI, 5daIkErI]  n.一种鸡尾酒 Monica: (to the waitress) When you get a sec, another round of daiquiris. 414
11 vermont vE:5mCnt n.佛蒙特州(美国州名,略作vt.,VT) Monica: He抯 with Emily at a Bed and Breakfast in Vermont! 414
1 spunky 5spQNki adj.充满勇气的, 精神十足的, 灿烂的 Monica: Oh, Candy! She was so spunky!  414
1 flitted flit n.vi.掠过, 迁徙, 迅速飞过, (鸟, 蝙蝠等)飞来飞去 Monica: Well, when you first met Barry, you flitted off to Vail. 414
13 stink stiNk v.发出臭味 Monica: You stink! 414
1 tenors 5tenE n.进程, 路程, 要旨, 大意, 男高音, 誊本adj.[音] 男高音的 Mr. Waltham: I think you抣l like it, it has two out of the three tenors. 414
1 shropshire 5FrCpFiE (黑头黑脚白毛无角)肉用羊, 萨罗普羊 Mr. Waltham: I-I was wondering, my niece you see is in from London梬ell Shropshire really but y択now梬ell she抯 about your age I say. Anyway I have tickets for the opera, Die Fledermaus, and I was wondering if you抎 like to keep her company this evening? 414
4 lure ljuE v.引诱 Phoebe: (holding a lure) So now, what is this now? 414
1 elastic I5lAstIk adj.弹性的 Phoebe: Oh no wait, oh no, the elastic on my underwear busted. 414
1 clocked klCk n.时钟 Rachel: No, she was already in, but then this big bitch behind me tried to steal my umbrella, so I clocked her. Ohhh! I can抰 believe this, all I wanted was a few hours outside of work to see Joshua, so he can go ahead and start falling in love with me. 414
2 smoothest smu:T adj.平滑的, 平坦的, 平稳的, 无毛的, 流畅的, 圆滑的, 安祥的vt.使光滑, 烫平, 使优雅, 消除vi.变平滑, 变平静n.一块平地, 平滑部分 Rachel: Oh my goodness, she had the smoothest skin! I mean when I stuck that dollar bill in her g-string and grazed her thigh? 414
1 grazed ^reiz v.放牧, 吃草, 擦伤, 擦过n.放牧, 牧草, 轻擦, 擦破处 Rachel: Oh my goodness, she had the smoothest skin! I mean when I stuck that dollar bill in her g-string and grazed her thigh? 414
12 hooked hukt adj.钩状的 Ross: (pretend fishing in the living room) Ohh, Geller抯 got one hooked! Ohh! Looks like a big one! Yeah, ohh! Ohh! (Swinging the rod back and forth) It抯 the classic struggle between man and?swings the rod and knocks over a lamp.) Someone knocked over a lamp. 414
2 soaking 5sEukiN adj.湿透的 Ross: When we first met her, she was soaking, her feet were wet! Who wouldn抰 be miserable? I抦 telling you when I got her into a dry pair of shoes, she was a totally different person. 414
1 toughie `tQfI n.流氓, 恶棍,鲁莽的人 Ross: You want me to take some girl I抳e never met to the opera so you can go to a club and flirt with some guy, hmm, that-that is a toughie. 414
13 flirt flE:t vt.忽然弹出, 挥动vi.调情, 摇晃的移动, 玩弄, 摇晃地摆动, 摆动, 轻率地对待n.卖弄风情的人, 调情的人 Ross: You want me to take some girl I抳e never met to the opera so you can go to a club and flirt with some guy, hmm, that-that is a toughie. 414
3 spilling 5spiliN 泄漏 (Liam and Devon both take a swig of their beers, while Ross takes a swig of his coffee. The Brits both crush their cans, and not to be out done, Ross crushes his coffee cup, spilling its contents.) 415
1 brits brit n.小鲱鱼, 海中微生物      Britn. 英国人 (Liam and Devon both take a swig of their beers, while Ross takes a swig of his coffee. The Brits both crush their cans, and not to be out done, Ross crushes his coffee cup, spilling its contents.) 415
1 urged E:dV vt.催促, 力劝n.强烈欲望, 迫切要求v.促进 (Ross, urged on by his team-mates, jumps on top of the scrum and falls headfirst into the middle, leaving his feet sticking straight up.) 415
1 mates meit n.配偶, 对手, 助手vt.使配对, 使一致, 结伴vi.成配偶, 紧密配合      MATE=Machine-Aided Translation Editing 机器辅助转换编辑 (Ross, urged on by his team-mates, jumps on top of the scrum and falls headfirst into the middle, leaving his feet sticking straight up.) 415
1 headfirst   headfirstadv.头向前地, 不顾前后地 (Ross, urged on by his team-mates, jumps on top of the scrum and falls headfirst into the middle, leaving his feet sticking straight up.) 415
2 underway 5QndE5wei adj.起步的,进行中的, 航行中的 (The scrum forms and the game is underway.) 415
4 genie 5dVi:ni n.妖怪, 鬼 [Cut to Chandler and Joey抯, Joey and Phoebe are watching TV. The TV is turning off and on, and each time Phoebe is blinking her eyes like the Genie did. The switch obviously controls the outlet which the TV is plugged into.] 415
1 manicure 5mAnikjuE n.修指甲v.修剪 [Scene: A beauty parlour, Rachel is getting a manicure while Chandler, yes Chandler, is getting a petticure (Does that scare you that I know those terms?  Well, it scares me.).] 415
1 plugging 5plQ^iN (用木塞)堵漏 [Scene: Chandler and Joey's erm, Monica and Rachel's, Phoebe and Monica are plugging in a bunch of electronics.] 415
1 electronics Ilek5trRnIks n.电子学 [Scene: Chandler and Joey's erm, Monica and Rachel's, Phoebe and Monica are plugging in a bunch of electronics.] 415
1 aimlessly   aimlesslyadv.漫无目的地, 没目标地 [Scene: Chandler and Joey's erm, Monica and Rachel抯, Monica has finally given up on her search to find what the light switch does and is now flicking it on and off aimlessly.] 415
1 transferring trAns5fE:riN 印字中转转移传递[导,送,输,热] Chandler: I hear ya. (Pause) But! Unfortunately, my company is transferring me overseas! 415
18 yemen 5jemEn n.也门(西南亚国家) Chandler: Okay, could you just stop talking for a second? (Thinks) Yemen. That抯 right, yes, I抦 being transferred to Yemen! 415
1 fuel fjuEl n.燃料vt.加燃料, 供以燃料vi.得到燃料 Chandler: Well, just until we find an energy source to replace fuel. 415
1 riverside `rIvEsaId n.河岸, 河畔 Devon: So good then! We抣l see you at Riverside Park at 2:00! Cheers! 415
13 rugby 5rQ^bI n.橄榄球      Rugby  [5rQ^bi]  n. 橄榄球 Devon: We were playing rugby. 415
1 bloke blEuk n.<英俚>小子, 家伙, 笨蛋 Emily: And that big bloke with the beard, he has got a trick hip. Yeah. And uh, and David over there, I heard he doesn抰 wear a cup. 415
1 concussion kEn5kQFEn n.激动, 冲击, [医]震荡 Emily: I think you抳e got concussion. 415
8 devon 5devn (=Devon shire)德文郡(英国郡名) Emily: No, no, no Ross! Ross, these are friends of mine from home. (Introducing them) Liam, Devon, this is Ross. 415
1 inflict in5flikt v.造成 Emily: No. That抯 not what I抦 saying. I just may know a few things that might help you inflict some pain. 415
1 swift swift n.[鸟]雨燕, (梳棉机等的)大滚筒adj.迅速的, 快的, 敏捷的, 立刻的adv.迅速地, 敏捷地      SWIFT=Society for Worldwide Interbank Financial Telecommu-nication 全世界银行间金融电信学会 Emily: One swift kick and he抣l back off. 415
2 tightly 5taItlI adv.紧紧地, 坚固地 Emily: You抮e welcome. (She hugs him tightly and he winces.) I抦 sorry. Did I hurt you? 415
2 saver 5seivE n.救助者, 节俭的人 Janice: (leaning in from the bedroom) Chandler! Come on, I抦 gonna show how to roll up your underwear and stuff it in your shoes. It抯 a real space saver. 415
3 cupid 5kju:pid n.爱神丘比特 Janice: Oh, look at us! Who would抳e thought that Cupid had a station at 14th Street Nails. (Does the laugh) 415
2 soak sEuk v.浸, 泡, 浸透n.浸透 Janice: Ugh, well I will just have to soak up every once of Chandler Bing until that moment comes. 415
2 alimony 5AlimEni n.[律](离婚或分居后在诉讼期间男方给女方的)赡养费, 生活费 Janice: Yeah, I抦 riding the alimony pony. (Does the now famous laugh.) 415
1 vienna vi5enE n.维也纳[奥地利首都] Janice:Too London? No-no, Rome? Vienna? Ooh-ooh, Barcelona? 415
5 barcelona 7bB:si5lEunE n.巴塞罗纳(西班牙东北部港市) Janice:Too London? No-no, Rome? Vienna? Ooh-ooh, Barcelona? 415
6 scrum skrQm (=scrummage) 扭打,混乱,<美>[橄]两队并列争球 Joey: (pointing to the TV) Okay, Ross, look-look-look-look, look right here. That抯 called a scrum, okay? It抯 kinda like a huddle. 415
1 flushes flQF n.奔流, 晕红, 激动, 萌芽, 活力旺盛, 发烧, 一手同花的五张牌, 惊鸟adj.挥霍的, 直接的, 丰足的, 泛滥的adv.齐平地, 直接地vi.(脸)发红, 奔涌, 充沛, 惊飞vt.淹没, 冲洗, 使脸红, 使齐平, 使惊飞, 使激动 Joey: Sure! It flushes it. 415
7 bloody 5blQdi adj.血腥的, 嗜杀的, 有血的, <英鄙>该死的, 非常的 Liam: Ross, come on! Get in the bloody scrum! Ross, get in! 415
2 shocks FCk n.打击, 震动, 冲突, 休克, 突击, 禾束堆, 乱蓬的头发vt.使震动, 使休克, 使受电击, 震惊得vi.震动, 吓人adj.蓬乱的, 浓密的 Monica: All right. The super couldn抰 figure out what it did. A $200 an hour electrician couldn抰 figure out what it did. I抳e had seven pretty serious shocks. I officially give up. 415
1 electrician Ilek5trIF(E)n n.电工, 电学家 Monica: All right. The super couldn抰 figure out what it did. A $200 an hour electrician couldn抰 figure out what it did. I抳e had seven pretty serious shocks. I officially give up. 415
1 electrical I5lektrIk(E)l adj.电的, 有关电的 Monica: Electrical plans for the building. 415
1 baseboard 5beisbC:d n.护壁板, 脚板 Monica: No. It disappears back there behind that baseboard. For a minute there, I thought it went downstairs. 415
2 plugged 5plQ^id 塞紧的 Monica: This switch thing has been driving me crazy. So I turned it off and checked every outlet. Now, four of them don抰 work. Which means, one of them has to be controlled by the switch. So, I plugged in things in all four of the outlets that-that make noise, so that way, when I turn it on I just follow the noise and find out which one it is. 415
1 outlets 5autlet, -lit n.出口, 出路 Monica: This switch thing has been driving me crazy. So I turned it off and checked every outlet. Now, four of them don抰 work. Which means, one of them has to be controlled by the switch. So, I plugged in things in all four of the outlets that-that make noise, so that way, when I turn it on I just follow the noise and find out which one it is. 415
1 controlled kEn5trEuld adj.受约束的, 克制的 Monica: This switch thing has been driving me crazy. So I turned it off and checked every outlet. Now, four of them don抰 work. Which means, one of them has to be controlled by the switch. So, I plugged in things in all four of the outlets that-that make noise, so that way, when I turn it on I just follow the noise and find out which one it is. 415
1 wires 5waiE n.金属丝, 电线, 电报, 电信, 铁丝网vt.用金属丝卷起, 拍电报vi.打电报adj.金属丝制的 Rachel: I don抰 care! The wires have come loose in your head! 415
1 pulse pQls n.脉搏, 脉冲      PULSE=Programme of Universal Logic Simulation for Electronics 通用电子逻辑模拟程序 Rachel: No. But I was showing him some cufflinks and I felt his pulse. 415
1 badminton 5bAdmintEn n.羽毛球 Rachel: Please, Ross, you-you got hurt playing badminton with my dad. 415
1 wolves   wolvesn.贪婪者, 色狼wolf的复数 Ross: Come on! The time we were all waiting in line for Dances With Wolves and that one guy cut in line in front of us and I just lost it?! Screamed at him! Turned all red! Red Ross!! 415
4 washed wCFt adj.洗过的 Ross: I made a man twice my size cry. I mean, I haven抰 done that since I was four and I washed my dad抯 Porsche with rocks. 415
2 squeals skwi:l v.长声尖叫, 告密, 抱怨, 激烈抗议n.长而尖的声音 Ross: I抦 gonna go get him! Okay, I am going back in! (Squeals like a madman.) 415
1 madman 5mAdmEn n.疯子, 精神病患者 Ross: I抦 gonna go get him! Okay, I am going back in! (Squeals like a madman.) 415
1 energetic 7enE5dVetik adj.精力充沛的, 积极的 Ross: Look, don抰 worry about me. Okay? I抣l just stay real energetic and stay away from the ball. I抣l uh, I抣l be that guy right out of the circle. (He points to a player who starts running and then gets viscously tackled from behind.) 415
1 travelling 5trAvliN vbl.旅行 Ticket Counter Attendant: Are you travelling with a child? 415
1 devouring di5vauE vt.(尤指动物)吞吃, 狼吞虎咽, 挥霍, (火灾等)毁灭, 破坏, 吞没, 贪看, 贪听 (He takes a bite out of the sandwich and as he does so, Phoebe attacks the other end and starts devouring the sandwich.) 416
4 attacks E5tAk n.进攻, 攻击, (用语言)抨击, 批评, 疾病发作, 侵袭vt.攻击, 抨击, 动手处理(某事)vi.攻击 (He takes a bite out of the sandwich and as he does so, Phoebe attacks the other end and starts devouring the sandwich.) 416
1 cheerleading   cheerleadingn.带领啦啦队 (Rachel enters, she has changed once again. This time into her high school cheerleading uniform.) 416
4 crawl krC:l vi.爬行, 蠕动, 徐徐行进n.爬行, 蠕动, 缓慢的行进 (Rachel spins the bottle and it lands on?wait for it?Joshua. (You thought I was going to say Ross, didn抰 you?) Rachel squeals in delight and starts a slow sexy crawl over to Joshua, making sure he and everyone else watching gets a good look at her cleavage.) 416
2 unique ju:5ni:k adj.唯一的, 独特的 (She tries to demonstrate this unique ability, but only succeeds in choking on it.) 416
3 succeeds sEk5si:d vi.(~ in) 成功v.继...之后, 继任, 继承, 取得成功 (She tries to demonstrate this unique ability, but only succeeds in choking on it.) 416
1 urges E:dV vt.催促, 力劝n.强烈欲望, 迫切要求v.促进 (They move to kiss, but realise that Chandler is staring at them. Chandler urges them on.) 416
1 stressing stres n.重压, 逼迫, 压力, 重点, 着重, 强调, 重音vt.着重, 强调, 重读 [Scene: Monica and Rachel's erm, Chandler and Joey's, Chandler, Monica, and Phoebe are there. Phoebe is stressing out about something.] 416
1 welder 5weldE(r) n.焊接工 Chandler: She was a welder. 416
1 cravings 5kreiviN n.渴望 Chandler: Wow! Pregnancy does give you some weird cravings. 416
1 lax lAks adj.松的, 松懈的, 不严格的, 腹泻的, 松驰的n.泻肚, [语]松元音 Emily: I uh, I got it from the gift shop. They have really lax security there. (Chandler is shocked.) It抯 a joke. (They all laugh.) 416
1 ornate C:5neit, 5C:neit adj.装饰的, 华丽的, (文体)绚丽的 Emily: They were so ornate and beautiful, I mean look at that! (Shows them a doorknob she has.) 416
7 doorknob 5dC:nRb n.门把手 Emily: They were so ornate and beautiful, I mean look at that! (Shows them a doorknob she has.) 416
4 salami sA5lB:mi(:) n.意大利腊肠 Joey: A little salami.  416
1 guava 5^wB:vE n.番石榴 Joey: Is it the shampoo? It抯 guava. 416
1 thinker 5WiNkE n.思想者, 思想家, 心智 Joey: Now that抯 a thinker. 416
3 pastrami pEs5trB:mi n.熏牛肉之一种 Joey: Pastrami.  416
1 footloose 5fJtlu:s adj.自由自在的, 到处走动的 Joey: There was a seen in Footloose... 416
1 plumber 5plQmbE n.水管工人 Joey: Yeah-yeah, yeah, with that-that uh, plumber girl? 416
1 hacking 5hAkiN (在窑内或窑车上)码砖, 堆高砌坯 Joshua: You okay? (Rachel swallowed it whole and is not hacking like a heavy smoker in the morning.) You all right? (Rachel walks away, coughing.) 416
1 cashmere kAF5miE n.[纺]开士米,山羊绒,羊绒,开士米织物,开士米绒线 Joshua: Y択now, I wore that cashmere sweater on a date last night. 416
5 cleavage 5kli:vidV n.劈开, 分裂 Monica: And lucky means, more cleavage?  416
11 bummed bQm n.游荡者, 游民, 闹饮adj.无价值的vi.过游民生活, 免费得到, 流浪vt.乞讨 Monica: Oh no, two days, you must be bummed. 416
2 tongues tQN n.舌头, 舌状物, 语言, 说话方式, 口语vt.舔, 闲谈, 斥责vi.吹管乐器 Monica: Two in a row! You抳e got to use your tongues now! (They kiss again.) 416
1 tricking trik n.诡计, 骗局, 恶作剧, 窍门, 诀窍vt.欺骗, 哄骗 Phoebe: (angered by the rubbing) Yes! I know! I know! Yeah! So the baby is totally craving meat. This afternoon I tried tricking it, I made it a soy-burger to make it think it was getting meat, y択now? And I got nauseous. 416
1 blooded 5blQdid adj.有(某种之)血的, 血统优良的, 有战斗经验的 Phoebe: Y択now it doesn抰 matter how much I抦 craving it. Y択now why I抦 never gonna eat meat? Because it抯 murder, cold blooded murder. 416
2 anticipation 7Antisi5peiFEn n.预期, 预料 Rachel: (spinning the bottle) So, Spin the Bottle works like this: I spin the bottle, it lands on Gunther, so I would have to kiss Gunther. (She crawls over to where Gunther is sitting and sees the look of anticipation on Gunther抯 face and decides not to kiss him.) All right. Who wants to go first? 416
2 retrieves ri5tri:v v.重新得到n.找回 Rachel: Huh. Well, uh, that抯 uh, that抯 interesting. (She goes over and retrieves her note.) 416
1 knot nCt n.(绳等的)结, (树的)节, 节(船速,=哩/小时)v.打结 Rachel: No? Y択now, I can tie one of these into a knot using just my tongue.  416
1 trench trentF n.沟渠, 堑壕, 管沟, 电缆沟, 战壕v.掘沟, 挖战壕      Trench  [trentF]  特伦奇(①姓氏 ②Richard Chenevix, 1807-1886, 英国诗人及文字学家) Rachel: Oh, here抯 that trench-coat that you wanted. 416
2 theft Weft n.偷, 行窃, 偷窃的事例, 偷窃行为 Rachel: Oh, it抯 just an anti-theft device. 416
1 cherries 5tFeri n.樱桃, 樱桃树, 如樱桃的鲜红色, <俚, 鄙>处女膜, 处女      Cherry  [5tFeri]  彻丽(女子名) Rachel: Okay, y択now what, y択now what? This playing hard to get thing is not working. Umm, hand-hand me those cherries. (Chandler does so.) Okay. Okay. (She does a little sexy walk over to where Joshua is standing.) Hi! 416
4 seduce si5dju:s v.诱使 Rachel: We have to have a surprise Bon Voyage party for Emily. But it抯 actually for Joshua. (Starts handing out party hats.) Look, he said he抯 not ready to date, so I had to invite him to a party if I wanted to see him outside of work, and now I have the perfect opportunity to seduce him! (Hands Ross a party hat.) 416
3 treasure 5treVE n.财宝, 财富, 珍品, 财产vt.珍爱, 珍惜, 储藏, 珍藏 Rachel: Well, that抯 because of a lot of?She imitates someone picking their nose and placing the treasure found in the pockets.) 416
1 poms   POMS=Panel on Operational Meteorological Satellites 军用气象卫星上的控制板 Rachel: What do you get? (She throws her pom-poms to Joey and Phoebe and performs a cartwheel.) Emily!! (Tries to do another one.) Emil梂hoa!! (She falls in Chandler抯 room.) Okay! So that抯 me as a cheerleader! Ta-dum! (Gunther抯 the only one that claps.) 416
1 pom pCm n.砰的一声vi.发出砰砰声      POM=Polarizing Optical Microscope 极化光学显微镜 Rachel: What do you get? (She throws her pom-poms to Joey and Phoebe and performs a cartwheel.) Emily!! (Tries to do another one.) Emil梂hoa!! (She falls in Chandler抯 room.) Okay! So that抯 me as a cheerleader! Ta-dum! (Gunther抯 the only one that claps.) 416
1 cartwheel 5kB:twi:l n.车轮, (货车的车轮), 横斤斗      Cartwheel  [5kB:twi:l]  [天]币形星系 Rachel: What do you get? (She throws her pom-poms to Joey and Phoebe and performs a cartwheel.) Emily!! (Tries to do another one.) Emil梂hoa!! (She falls in Chandler抯 room.) Okay! So that抯 me as a cheerleader! Ta-dum! (Gunther抯 the only one that claps.) 416
2 thief Wi:f n.小偷, 贼 Rachel: You need that, you need that too 慶ause obviously, a thief could just tear this up. (Rips up the note.) 416
7 tear tiE n.破处, 破缝, 泪滴, 眼泪, 扯, 飞奔, 激怒vi.流泪, 撕破, 猛冲, 飞奔, 被撕破vt.扯, 撕, 撕破, 戳破, 拉掉, 折磨, 使分裂, 撕掉 Rachel: You need that, you need that too 慶ause obviously, a thief could just tear this up. (Rips up the note.) 416
9 hurries 5hQri v.(使)赶紧, (使)匆忙, 加速n.匆忙, 仓促 Ross: Oh my God! Those weren抰 albino kids, that was computer camp! Rach! (He hurries inside and Chandler is taking out the garbage.) 416
1 doorknobs 5dC:nRb n.门把手 Ross: Oh, we went to see a collection of Victorian doorknobs and the Cupert-Hewitt museum. 416
1 appetisers `ApItaIzE(r) n.开胃食品, 开胃物 Ross: Okay, we could still make dinner if we skipped the appetisers and asked for our check right away. 416
5 seasons 5si:zn n.季, 季节v.(使)适应, (使)适用, 调味 Ross: Yeah, but we-we have to be at the Four Seasons for drinks in 15 minutes and then y択now, then The Plaza for dinner. 416
6 plaza 5plB:zE n.广场, 露天汽车停车场, 购物中心 Ross: Yeah, but we-we have to be at the Four Seasons for drinks in 15 minutes and then y択now, then The Plaza for dinner. 416
3 alicia E`lIFIE n.艾丽西娅(Alice的异体)(f.) Story by Alicia Sky Varinaitis 416
1 travels 5trAvl v.旅行, 传播vi.行进, 传播n.旅行 [Cut to London, we sit Ross sitting outside Emily抯 apartment. We hear Emily抯 phone ring with amazing clarity. Apparently, sound travels quite easily through the walls of British buildings. Anyhoo, Ross looks around for the ringing phone and in the meantime Emily抯 answering machine picks up and once again with amazing clarity we hear Emily say匽 417
5 meantime 5mi:n5taim n.其间, 其时adv.其间 [Cut to London, we sit Ross sitting outside Emily抯 apartment. We hear Emily抯 phone ring with amazing clarity. Apparently, sound travels quite easily through the walls of British buildings. Anyhoo, Ross looks around for the ringing phone and in the meantime Emily抯 answering machine picks up and once again with amazing clarity we hear Emily say匽 417
2 clarity 5klAriti n.清楚, 透明 [Cut to London, we sit Ross sitting outside Emily抯 apartment. We hear Emily抯 phone ring with amazing clarity. Apparently, sound travels quite easily through the walls of British buildings. Anyhoo, Ross looks around for the ringing phone and in the meantime Emily抯 answering machine picks up and once again with amazing clarity we hear Emily say匽 417
2 booths bu:W n.货摊, 售货亭, 棚      Booth  [bu:T]  布斯(姓氏) [Cut to Ross in one of those British phone booths.] 417
2 ultrasound 5QltrE7saund n.超频率音响 [Scene: Beth Israel Medical Center, Phoebe is at her OB-GYN doing an ultrasound, Rachel is with her. We here the baby抯 heartbeat.] 417
1 israel 5izreiEl n.[地名] 以色列 [Scene: Beth Israel Medical Center, Phoebe is at her OB-GYN doing an ultrasound, Rachel is with her. We here the baby抯 heartbeat.] 417
3 heartbeat 5hB:tbi:t n.心跳 [Scene: Beth Israel Medical Center, Phoebe is at her OB-GYN doing an ultrasound, Rachel is with her. We here the baby抯 heartbeat.] 417
2 woken 5wEukn vbl.wake的过去分词 [Scene: Chandler and Joey's erm, Monica and Rachel's, Chandler and Joey enter having just woken up.] 417
2 relating   relatingvbl.关联 [Scene: Monica and Rachel's erm, Chandler and Joey's, Ross is relating his recent conversation with Emily to the gang.] 417
2 awaken E5weikEn v.唤醒, 醒来, 唤起 [Scene: Ross抯 bedroom, he has fallen asleep waiting for Emily to call. He is awaken by the phone.] 417
1 sweatshop 5swet7FCp n.血汗工厂(指工人劳动条件差,工作时间长,工资低的工场或工厂) Alice: No-no-no, no, it抯 going to be fine. Because umm, because I teach Home Ec, and uh, I can have 30 kids making baby clothes all year long. Y択now it抣l-it抣l be like my very own little sweatshop.  417
1 cartoons kB:5tu:n n.(报刊上的)政治性漫画, 讽刺画, 卡通画, 漫画(常有解说词)v.画漫画n.卡通片,动画片 Chandler: Hi! Listen, can we watch cartoons on your television? We need a porn break. We spent the last two hours watching In & Out & In, Again. 417
1 vault vC:lt n.拱顶 Chandler: I was just at the bank, and there was this really hot teller, and she didn抰 ask me to go do it with her in the vault. 417
2 teller 5telE n.讲话的人, 告诉的人, (银行)出纳员, (投票的)检票员      Teller  [5telE]  特勒(姓氏) Chandler: I was just at the bank, and there was this really hot teller, and she didn抰 ask me to go do it with her in the vault. 417
2 corny 5kC:ni adj.谷类的, 乡下味的, 粗野的, 有鸡眼的 Chandler: Oh-oh, yeah, and did he also say that ah, some of the dialogue was corny and that he actually found it was funny and not sexy? 417
1 slays slei v.<书>杀, 杀死, 宰杀, 杀害, 宰杀, 杀死 Chandler: Pregnant Woman Slays Four? 417
1 snaking 5sneikiN 板玻璃的纵向裂纹 (飞机作)蛇形飞行 Chandler: Treeger抯 snaking the shower drain. 417
5 newman `njU:mEn n.纽曼(m.) Emily: I wish I could know if you抎 heard any of that. I suppose I抳e either just told you I love you or given my neighbours a good laugh. Mrs. Newman if you抮e listening, bugger off this in none of your business. I suppose there抯 not much chance you did heard that, and there抯 the call waiting so, I should go. Oh well. (Answers the call waiting.) Hello. 417
3 bugger 5bQ^E n.同性恋者, 鸡奸者, 兽奸者 Emily: I wish I could know if you抎 heard any of that. I suppose I抳e either just told you I love you or given my neighbours a good laugh. Mrs. Newman if you抮e listening, bugger off this in none of your business. I suppose there抯 not much chance you did heard that, and there抯 the call waiting so, I should go. Oh well. (Answers the call waiting.) Hello. 417
2 dreadful 5dredful adj.可怕的, <口>讨厌的 Emily: It was dreadful. I felt terrible about how I acted when you said those wonderful things. 417
2 boards bC:d n.木板, (供特殊用途的)木板, 甲板, 膳食费用, 会议桌, 部vt.用板盖上, 包饭, 提供膳食, 上(船、飞机等) Emily: Oh. (She抯 shocked and hugs him.) Thank you. (She boards the plane.) 417
2 carryon   carryonn.可随身携带的物品 Emily: Well, that?me. (They kiss again.) Here, have this. (She gives him the candy bar.) I抦 only allowed one piece of carryon anyway. (She starts towards the jetway.) 417
13 triplets 5triplit n.三个一幅, 三个一组, 三份 Frank: Yeah, I抳e been thinking ever since you said we were having triplets, the best thing for me to do is to drop out of college and get a job. 417
2 refrigerators ri5fridVEreitE n.电冰箱, 冷藏库 Frank: Yeah, y択now when we found out we were going to have a baby, y択now I figured y択now like I should y択now have like a career梐nd I love refrigerators! 417
1 tentatively   tentativelyadv.试验性地, 暂时地 Joey and Chandler: Oh no-no-no! (Monica mutes the TV and they tentatively look behind them) 417
1 mutes mju:t n.哑巴, 哑音字母, [律]拒不答辩的被告, 弱音器adj.哑的, 无声的, 沉默的vt.减弱...的声音vi.排泄 Joey and Chandler: Oh no-no-no! (Monica mutes the TV and they tentatively look behind them) 417
5 protective prE5tektiv adj.给予保护的, 保护的 Joey: Imagine a protective porn bubble if you will, okay? 417
1 flop flCp n.砰然落下, 拍击声, 失败vi.扑拍, 跳动, 脚步沉重地走, 笨重地摔, 猛落vt.笨拙地抛下adv.噗地一声, 恰巧      FLOP=FLoating Octal Point 浮点八进制 Joey: Maybe he found you flip-flop. 417
1 tokyo 5tEukjEu n.东京(日本首都) Joey: Then you go to Tokyo. 417
1 doorstep 5dC:step n.门阶, 入门之阶 Monica: Come on! Surprise her! Show up at her doorstep! Don抰 let her go without a fight! 417
2 madly 5mAdlI adv.精神失常地, 发狂地 Monica: No! Y択now, the fantasy! Meet someone from a strange land, fall in madly love, and spend the rest of your lives together. 417
1 cockpit 5kCkpit n.驾驶员座舱, 战场 Monica: Then you two can, can sneak into the cockpit, and things will start to heat up, and then a stewardess comes in?(Ross looks at her.) I抳e been watching too much porn. 417
2 channels   channels通道,通路 Mr. Treeger: Yeah, it happened to me once. I was just flipping through the channels and bam! It was like finding money. 417
2 saturn 5sAtE(:)n n.[天]土星, 土星火箭, [商]杀草丹 Phoebe: My Saturn dealership. 417
3 dealership 5di:lEFip n.代理权, 经销权 Phoebe: My Saturn dealership. 417
4 rides raid v.骑, 乘n.骑, 乘 Phoebe: Oh my God! Oh my God! Oh my God!! So I-I mean so in a few months I抦 going to have three full grown babies just walkin?around inside me?! Oh! Oh! And it抯 gonna be one of those log rides where they just come shooting out! 417
2 transportation 7trAnspC:5teiFEn n.运输, 运送 Phoebe: Okay. You know how people need transportation, but they also need massages to help them relax so I just figured we could combine the two, okay, I give the massages and Frank drives! I can fix up the van, bolt the table in the back, and you know what I抳e got? 417
2 combine kEm5bain v.(使)联合, (使)结合n.联合企业, 联合收割机n.联合收割机 Phoebe: Okay. You know how people need transportation, but they also need massages to help them relax so I just figured we could combine the two, okay, I give the massages and Frank drives! I can fix up the van, bolt the table in the back, and you know what I抳e got? 417
1 insider In5saIdE(r) n.内部的人, 会员, 知道内情的人, 权威人士 Phoebe: Well, Frank has to quit college because his super fertile sister is having three babies! I need to make a lot of money really fast, and I had an idea that I want to talk to you (Points to Chandler) about, 慶ause you work for a big company. Okay, insider trading, what information is there that you can give me. 417
1 fertile 5fE:tail; 5fE:til adj.肥沃的, 富饶的, 能繁殖的 Phoebe: Well, Frank has to quit college because his super fertile sister is having three babies! I need to make a lot of money really fast, and I had an idea that I want to talk to you (Points to Chandler) about, 慶ause you work for a big company. Okay, insider trading, what information is there that you can give me. 417
5 skinny 5skini adj.皮的, 似皮的, 膜状的, 小的 Rachel: I抦 going to find out if he really thinks supermodels are too skinny. (As she exits, Phoebe enters.) Hey, Pheebs! 417
1 prefers pri5fE: vt.更喜欢, 宁愿 Rachel: No, he told me. He prefers to leave certain things to the imagination. 417
1 taxicab `tAksIkAb n.出租车 Rachel: Okay, it抯 not Relaxi Cab. It抯 Relaxicab, like taxicab.  417
1 booth bu:W n.货摊, 售货亭, 棚      Booth  [bu:T]  布斯(姓氏) Ross: (yelling, thinking Emily can hear him through the answering machine all the way to New York.) I love you too! I抦, I抦 gonna call you right now from the phone booth! (Realises) You can抰 hear me. (Goes to make his call.) 417
3 byes bai n.枝节的问题, 不重要或次要的东西adj.附属的 Ross: Eh, her-her uncle already had planned on doing it. And y択now, we-we said our good-byes this morning, so? 417
5 ukrainian ju(:)5kreinjEn n.乌克兰人(语)adj.乌克兰的, 乌克兰人(语)的 Ross: Is that why in junior high you were the only one that hung out with that Ukrainian kid? 417
2 colin 5kClin [动]鹑      Colin  [5kClin]  n. 科林(男子名) Ross: She doesn抰 know which one of us she wants, me or this Colin guy. 417
1 goodman `^JdmAn n.主人, 男人敬称, 夫 Teleplay by Richard Goodman  417
1 heartbeats 5hB:tbi:t n.心跳 The Doctor: No, I抦 getting three separate heartbeats. 417
3 leaps li:p v.跳, 跳越, 跳跃n.跳跃, 飞跃 (Rachel gets up and ushers them into the hall, as they pass Joshua, he leaps onto the counter to avoid them. Rachel drops them off in the hall, and knocks on Joey抯 door.) 418
5 seductive si5dQktiv adj.诱人的 (They all go into the kitchen. Just then, Rachel comes back from the bathroom; she had removed her dress and is wearing nothing but a lace nightie. She tries to find someplace seductive to wait for Joshua. She tries to sit on the piano, but it makes too much noise. So she goes over to the couch and kinda half lays down to wait for Joshua. Joshua comes in from the kitchen, sees Rachel, and freezes.) 418
13 piano pi5B:nEu, 5pjB:- n.钢琴 (They all go into the kitchen. Just then, Rachel comes back from the bathroom; she had removed her dress and is wearing nothing but a lace nightie. She tries to find someplace seductive to wait for Joshua. She tries to sit on the piano, but it makes too much noise. So she goes over to the couch and kinda half lays down to wait for Joshua. Joshua comes in from the kitchen, sees Rachel, and freezes.) 418
2 nightie 5naiti: n. (孩子或女人的)睡衣 (They all go into the kitchen. Just then, Rachel comes back from the bathroom; she had removed her dress and is wearing nothing but a lace nightie. She tries to find someplace seductive to wait for Joshua. She tries to sit on the piano, but it makes too much noise. So she goes over to the couch and kinda half lays down to wait for Joshua. Joshua comes in from the kitchen, sees Rachel, and freezes.) 418
4 respective ris5pektiv adj.分别的, 各自的 (They both run and hug they抮e respective partners.) 418
10 drum drQm n.鼓, 鼓声, 鼓形圆桶, [解]鼓膜, 鼓室vi.击鼓, 作鼓声vt.打鼓奏 [Scene: Central Perk, Joey and Chandler are there as Phoebe enters carrying a drum.] 418
1 deplane di:5plein v.(使)下飞机 [Scene: The Airport, Carol and Ross are waiting for Emily and Susan to deplane. A gorgeous woman walks by and they both turn to watch her go.] 418
1 honoured 5CnE n.尊敬, 敬意, 荣誉, 光荣vt.尊敬, 给以荣誉 Alice: Don抰 get me started. (To Phoebe) Anyway, umm, since there are three babies and umm, we both got to put our names in, we would be truly honoured if you named the other boy baby. 418
1 bellies 5beli n.腹部, 胃vi.涨满 Chandler: Hey! Wow, it is true what they say, pregnant bellies look like a drum. 418
10 raymond 5reimCnd n. 雷蒙德(男子名) Chandler: Raymond Chandler. 418
1 valdez vAl`di:z 瓦尔迪兹[美国阿拉斯加州南部港市] Chandler: Well, it certainly worked for that Valdez kid. 418
1 iii   IIInum.罗马数字 3 Chandler: Wouldn抰 that be Frank the III? 418
1 tonnes tQn 公吨(=1,000公斤或称 metric ton) Emily: Oh, there抯 tonnes of terrific stuff桰抣l go with you! 418
1 ambitious Am5biFEs adj.有雄心的, 野心勃勃的 Emily: Well that抯 ambitious. 418
4 stupidest 5stju:pid adj.愚蠢的, 麻木的, 乏味的 Joey: All right look man, I didn抰 want to bring this up, but Chandler, is the stupidest name I ever heard in my life! It抯 not even a name; it抯 barely even a word. Okay? It抯 kinda like chandelier, but it抯 not! All right? It抯 a stupid, stupid non-name! 418
5 hulk hQlk n.笨重的船, 废船 Joey: Ooh-ooh, Pheebs, you want a strong name? How about, The Hulk? 418
2 pine pain n.松树, 树木v.消瘦, 憔悴, 渴望, 渴慕 Monica: Well, you抮e making him a frieze salad with goat cheese and pine nuts, wild nuts, wild rice, roast asparagus, and salmon au croup. 418
1 frieze fri:z n.[建]中楣, 起绒粗呢vt.使起绒毛 Monica: Well, you抮e making him a frieze salad with goat cheese and pine nuts, wild nuts, wild rice, roast asparagus, and salmon au croup. 418
1 croup kru:p n.义膜性喉炎, (马牛等的)臀部 Monica: Well, you抮e making him a frieze salad with goat cheese and pine nuts, wild nuts, wild rice, roast asparagus, and salmon au croup. 418
1 au Eu [域] Australia , 澳大利亚      AU=Arbitrary Unit 任意单位      Ausymb 〈化〉金 (gold) Monica: Well, you抮e making him a frieze salad with goat cheese and pine nuts, wild nuts, wild rice, roast asparagus, and salmon au croup. 418
1 asparagus Es5pArE^Es n.[植]芦笋 Monica: Well, you抮e making him a frieze salad with goat cheese and pine nuts, wild nuts, wild rice, roast asparagus, and salmon au croup. 418
1 bitched bitF n.母狗, 母狼, 母狐, <俚>婊子 Monica: Yeah, you were, but you decided to make salmon because you had some left over at the restaurant. And then you realised if you (Points at Rachel) bitched about it, then you (Points to herself) would stop cooking, and you (Points at Rachel) would have to make your famous baked potato and Diet Coke. 418
7 starving stB:v vt.使饿死vi.饿得要死 Mr. Burgin: Well, we抮e starving, why don抰 we all go get something to eat? 418
1 trusting 5trQstiN adj.信任的, 信赖的 Phoebe: All right, all right, so up until ?2-93 he was very trusting, then ?4 hit, Carol left him and bamn! Paranoid city! 418
4 gene dVi:n n.[遗传]因子, [遗传]基因      Genen. 吉恩(男子名) Phoebe: Umm, Gene. 418
1 cougar 5ku:^E n.[动]美洲狮(尤指Felis concolor) Phoebe: Wow! That抯 so great! Oh! Oh! Cougar. 418
1 untrusting Qn`trQstI adj.不可信赖的,不可靠的,不能信任的不忠的 Phoebe: Yeah, she turned you into this-this-this untrusting, crazy, jealous, sycophant. (They all look at her.) All right, so I don抰 know what sycophant means, but the rest is right. 418
2 sycophant 5sikEfEnt n.拍马屁的人, 谄媚者, 奉承者adj.拍马的, 奉承的 Phoebe: Yeah, she turned you into this-this-this untrusting, crazy, jealous, sycophant. (They all look at her.) All right, so I don抰 know what sycophant means, but the rest is right. 418
1 migrate mai5^reit, 5mai^reit vi.移动, 移往, 移植, 随季节而移居, (鸟类的)迁徙vt.使移居, 使移植 Rachel: (sees the chick and the duck) Oh, yeah, I抦 sorry. They used to live here; sometimes they migrate back over. 418
2 frilly `frIlI adj.镶褶边的 Rachel: Hey, Mon, if you were hoping to sleep with Joshua the first time tonight, which one of these would you want to be wearing. (She抯 holding two frilly, lace nighties.) 418
2 mignon 5minjCn adj.可爱的, 娇小美丽的 Rachel: I thought I was making him filet mignon?  418
2 filet fi5lei, 5fi:lei n.肉片, 鱼片 Rachel: I thought I was making him filet mignon?  418
1 soothes su:T vt.使(某人,其神经,其情绪)平静, 安慰, 使(痛苦,疼痛)缓和或减轻 Rachel: Ohh, please! Cooking soothes me. (They kiss.) Ahh. So, dig in! 418
1 exited 5eksait 肢节外叶 Rachel: Sorry. I抦 so exited! I抳e been waiting for this for months! I got my hair coloured! I got new sheets! I抦 making him a very fancy meal.  418
1 coloured 5kQlEd adj.有彩色的, 有色的 Rachel: Sorry. I抦 so exited! I抳e been waiting for this for months! I got my hair coloured! I got new sheets! I抦 making him a very fancy meal.  418
2 usa ju: es 5eI abbr.美国(美利坚合众国) Rachel: What? This-this, no, oh no, no-no-no, this is not梩hat抯-that抯 not what it is. See, see, okay, I work in fashion, see and-and, this is a real dress actually. It抯-it抯, they抮e-they抮e wearing it in Milan, so part of my job is too wear the clothes, and then I see how people respond, and then I report back to my superiors at Bloomingdale抯, so?And obviously in uh, in-in this case, (She grabs a pen and paper) I am going to report back, "USA not ready." 418
1 superiors sju:5piEriE n.长者, 高手, 上级adj.较高的, 上级的, 上好的, 出众的, 高傲的 Rachel: What? This-this, no, oh no, no-no-no, this is not梩hat抯-that抯 not what it is. See, see, okay, I work in fashion, see and-and, this is a real dress actually. It抯-it抯, they抮e-they抮e wearing it in Milan, so part of my job is too wear the clothes, and then I see how people respond, and then I report back to my superiors at Bloomingdale抯, so?And obviously in uh, in-in this case, (She grabs a pen and paper) I am going to report back, "USA not ready." 418
2 milan mI`lAn, -`lB:n n.米兰(意大利北部城市) Rachel: What? This-this, no, oh no, no-no-no, this is not梩hat抯-that抯 not what it is. See, see, okay, I work in fashion, see and-and, this is a real dress actually. It抯-it抯, they抮e-they抮e wearing it in Milan, so part of my job is too wear the clothes, and then I see how people respond, and then I report back to my superiors at Bloomingdale抯, so?And obviously in uh, in-in this case, (She grabs a pen and paper) I am going to report back, "USA not ready." 418
2 crabby 5krAbI adj.执拗的, 暴躁的 Rachel: Wow, I really get crabby when I cook. 418
4 bruce bru:s n.布鲁斯(男子名) Ross: Actually that-that抯 not true, in The Incredible Hulk uh, No. 72, Dr. Bruce Banner found?(Sees everyone staring at him and stops.) Y択now, ugh, nevermind, my girlfriend抯 a lesbian. (Leaves.) 418
2 banner 5bAnE n.旗帜, 横幅, 标语 Ross: Actually that-that抯 not true, in The Incredible Hulk uh, No. 72, Dr. Bruce Banner found?(Sees everyone staring at him and stops.) Y択now, ugh, nevermind, my girlfriend抯 a lesbian. (Leaves.) 418
7 stretching 5stretFiN 伸, 拉伸, 伸长[展], 展宽 Ross: Hey, they抮e going to the gym together! Two women! Stretching! Y択now they-they take a steam together! Things get a little playful梔idn抰 you see Personal Best? 418
9 steam sti:m n.蒸汽, 水汽vi.蒸发vt.蒸 Ross: Hey, they抮e going to the gym together! Two women! Stretching! Y択now they-they take a steam together! Things get a little playful梔idn抰 you see Personal Best? 418
2 spilt spilt vbl.spill的过去式及过去分词 Ross: Look, this is just a little too familiar, okay? For like, for like six months before Carol and I spilt up, all I heard was: "My friend Susan is so smart. My friend Susan is so funny. My friend Susan is so great." 418
1 slightest slait adj.轻微的, 微小的 Ross: Uh-huh, Carol, so were we. All right, just-just imagine for a moment, Susan meets someone and-and they really hit it off. Y択now? Say-say they抮e coming back from the theatre, and they-they stop at a pub for a couple of drinks, they抮e laughing, y択now, someone innocently touches someone else?There抯 electricity, it抯 new. It抯 exciting. Are you telling me there isn抰 even the slightest possibility of something happening? 418
4 pub pQb n.酒馆, 客栈 Ross: Uh-huh, Carol, so were we. All right, just-just imagine for a moment, Susan meets someone and-and they really hit it off. Y択now? Say-say they抮e coming back from the theatre, and they-they stop at a pub for a couple of drinks, they抮e laughing, y択now, someone innocently touches someone else?There抯 electricity, it抯 new. It抯 exciting. Are you telling me there isn抰 even the slightest possibility of something happening? 418
4 electricity Ilek5trIsItI n.电流, 电, 电学 Ross: Uh-huh, Carol, so were we. All right, just-just imagine for a moment, Susan meets someone and-and they really hit it off. Y択now? Say-say they抮e coming back from the theatre, and they-they stop at a pub for a couple of drinks, they抮e laughing, y択now, someone innocently touches someone else?There抯 electricity, it抯 new. It抯 exciting. Are you telling me there isn抰 even the slightest possibility of something happening? 418
2 technology tek5nClEdVi n.工艺, 科技, 技术 (He knocks on the girls?door and walks in. Surprise! The girls, obviously using Star Trek technology, have completely moved everything in both apartments back to their original positions, all in the time it took for the guys to go to a basketball game. Wow! Anyhoo, Chandler is stunned, and Joey doesn抰 even realise it.) 419
2 speechless 5spi:tFlis adj.不能说话的, 酩酊大醉的 (Rachel slowly walks in from her bedroom. She is stunned speechless.) 419
1 pending 5pendiN adj.未决的 (Seeing Rachel抯 apparently okay with this, the rest of the gang jumps up to congratulate Ross and Emily on their pending nuptials.)  419
1 nuptials 5nQpFEl n.婚礼adj.婚姻的, 婚礼的 (Seeing Rachel抯 apparently okay with this, the rest of the gang jumps up to congratulate Ross and Emily on their pending nuptials.)  419
2 sections 5sekFEn n.部分, 断片, 部件, 节, 项, 区, 地域, 截面 (They both go back into their old rooms and shut the doors. Of course, Chandler has to close both sections of his door.) 419
1 rejoice ri5dVCis v.(使)欣喜, (使)高兴, 喜悦 (They both rejoice; Chandler is totally confused.) 419
2 sprint sprint v.疾跑美国著名的通讯公司      SPRINT=Solid Propellant Rocket Intercept Missile 固体(燃料)推进火箭截击导弹 (They both sprint to what used to be their apartment.) 419
2 awoken   awokenvbl.唤醒, 叫醒, 唤起 [Scene: Rachel抯 bedroom; Rachel is awoken by a man singing in the next apartment.] 419
3 disappeared 7disE5piE vi.消失, 不见 Both: The dark of night has disappeared!! 419
1 chino 5tFi:nEu n.[纺]丝光斜纹棉布, (复)斜纹棉布裤adj.用斜纹棉布做成的 Chandler: (ignoring him) Yes, Gunther, can I get two cups of chino, please? 419
1 algernon 5AldVEnEn n.阿尔杰农(m.) Chandler: Look, I want those basketball seats as much as you do! Okay, but we can抰 leave in the small apartment after we抳e lived here! Didn抰 you ever read Flowers for Algernon? 419
5 courtside `kR:tsaId n.(网球等的)球场边缘区 Chandler: Tickets please! (Rachel hands over the tickets) That抯 courtside baby! 419
2 knickers 5nikEz n.短裤, 灯笼裤 Emily: I don抰 think you understand packing. Look, I just don抰 want to leave it to the last minute. Last time I left in such a rush, I left my knickers here. 419
5 hasty 5heisti adj.匆忙的, 草率的 Emily: I mean, we know it抯 a bit hasty but, uh, it just feels so right, so? 419
6 earring 5IEnIN n.耳环, 耳饰 Emily: Oh, blimey, I still can抰 believe you抳e got an earring! 419
1 blimey 5blaimi int.啊呀! Emily: Oh, blimey, I still can抰 believe you抳e got an earring! 419
1 schoolboy 5sku:lbCI n.男学生 Joey: Monica and Rachel made out. (Giggles like a schoolboy and Monica glares at him.) 419
5 ace eis n.(纸牌或骰子)幺点, 王牌飞行员(击落敌机五架以上者)adj.一流的abbr.[军] Allied Command Europe, 欧洲盟军司令部      ACE=Advisory Centre for Education 教育咨询中心[英] Joey: Okay. Okay. (He looks at the card.) Ace! 419
1 clogged klC^ n.木底鞋, 障碍v.障碍, 阻塞 Joey: Wait-wait-wait-wait! (To Chandler) Come on! Come on, let抯 trade! The timing抯 perfect, I just clogged the toilet!  419
1 illustrated 5ilEstreitid n.有插画的报章杂志adj.有插图的 Joey: Yes! Didn抰 you ever read Sports Illustrated?! No! I didn抰 read yours! But come on, we can go to the game tonight! 419
1 meaner mi:n, min adj.低劣的, 卑鄙的, 普通的, 吝啬的, 简陋的, 平均的, 惭愧的, 不舒服的vt.意谓, 想要, 预定vi.用意, 有意义n.平均数, 中间, 中庸 Joey: You抮e not stupid. You抮e meaner than I thought. 419
3 idiots 5idiEt n.白痴, 愚人, 傻瓜      IDIOT=Instrumentation Digital On-line Transcriber 联机数字转录装置 Monica: Men are such idiots. 419
1 bellyaching 5belIeIk n.腹痛vi.无故抱怨 Monica: Y択now what? I am really tired of your bellyaching! Okay, I-I worked really hard at making this a nice place for us to live! 419
2 lists lIsts n.竞技场 Phoebe: Nuh-uh! They抮e maternity pants. They even came with a list of baby names. (Pulls out a sheet of paper which lists who抯 been naughty and who抯 been nice.) See, these names are good, and these names are bad. (Finally, she figures it out.) Ohh. 419
2 leafy 5li:fi adj.叶状的, 多叶的, 阔叶的, 树叶茂盛的 Phoebe: Ooh, three points. Both fine answers, but we were looking for leafy, leafy. 419
2 impartial im5pB:FEl adj.公平的, 不偏不倚的 Rachel: Oh, okay, well, I think we should let Phoebe decide, because she抯 the only who抯 impartial, and she抯 so pretty. 419
4 elves elvz n.爱恶作剧的孩子, 侏儒(elf的复数形式) Rachel: So桯ey, Pheebs! So, how are the elves? 419
1 foreigners 5fCrinE n.外国人, 外地人 Ross: Well, so, you-you抣l get a job here! I mean, I抦 always hearing about uh, them foreigners coming in here and stealing American jobs; that could be you! 419
2 pierced   pierced穿通的 穿耳的 Ross: Yeah, I know, so what? I mean, who抯-who抯 to say? Does that me we-we can抰 do it? Look, huh, I was with Carol for four years before we got married and I wound up divorced from a pregnant lesbian. I mean, this, this makes sense for us. Come on! I mean, on our first date we ended up spending the whole weekend in Vermont! I mean, last night I got my ear pierced! Me! This feels right. Doesn抰 it? 419
2 garter 5^B:tE n.吊袜带v.吊袜带吊住 (Monica crosses her legs and is still wearing the garter belt.) 420
7 bridal 5braidl adj.新娘的, 新婚的n.婚礼 [Scene: Beatrice Bridal Shop, Monica and Phoebe are there to pick up Emily抯 dress.] 420
1 beatrice 5biEtris n.比阿特丽斯(《神曲》中人物) [Scene: Beatrice Bridal Shop, Monica and Phoebe are there to pick up Emily抯 dress.] 420
3 impatiently   impatientlyadv.无耐性地 [Scene: Central Perk, Rachel is waiting impatiently for Joshua.] 420
2 quiets 5kwaiEt adj.静止的, 宁静的, 从容的n.安静, 闲适vi.平静下来vt.使平静, 使安心, 减轻(疑虑、恐惧等) [Scene: Chandler抯 bedroom, he is sleeping with Marjorie. All of the sudden, Marjorie starts talking in her sleep, awakening Chandler. After a little bit, she quiets back down, and Chandler tries to get back to sleep. There抯 a short pause until she starts screaming, causing Chandler to scream with her. She quickly calms down. This all wakes up Joey, who comes over wearing the mouth guard, opens the top half of Chandler抯 door, and starts to complain about the noise.] 420
1 awakening E5weikEniN adj.唤醒的, 激励的 [Scene: Chandler抯 bedroom, he is sleeping with Marjorie. All of the sudden, Marjorie starts talking in her sleep, awakening Chandler. After a little bit, she quiets back down, and Chandler tries to get back to sleep. There抯 a short pause until she starts screaming, causing Chandler to scream with her. She quickly calms down. This all wakes up Joey, who comes over wearing the mouth guard, opens the top half of Chandler抯 door, and starts to complain about the noise.] 420
1 defying di5fai vt.不服从, 公然反抗, 藐视, 挑衅, 违抗, 使...难于n.挑战 [Scene: Monica and Rachel's, Monica and Phoebe, still defying reality, are now throwing a bouquet at each other, pretending to catch the actual bouquet at an actual wedding.] 420
3 thanking WANk vt.感谢, 用于表示强制的要求, 用将来时 [Time lapse, Monica is now wearing the dress while doing the dishes and is making like she is thanking her guests for coming to her wedding. Paging Dr. Crane. Dr. Fraiser Crane!] 420
2 paging 5peidViN [计]内存分页, 页面调度 [Time lapse, Monica is now wearing the dress while doing the dishes and is making like she is thanking her guests for coming to her wedding. Paging Dr. Crane. Dr. Fraiser Crane!] 420
1 fraiser freiz n.障碍物 [Time lapse, Monica is now wearing the dress while doing the dishes and is making like she is thanking her guests for coming to her wedding. Paging Dr. Crane. Dr. Fraiser Crane!] 420
1 pyjama pE5dVB:mE, pi- adj.睡衣裤的, 组成睡衣裤的 Chandler: All right buddy, time to roll over. (Rolls him over, and discovers a surprise) (Looking down) No-no! (Covers his eyes) No, no-n-n-n-no!! You are going to a clinic! You抮e going to a clinic, and a pyjama store! 420
2 rejoins 5ri:5dVCin vt.使再结合, 再加入, 再回答vi.重新聚集, 回答, 答辩 Chandler: Oh, okay, thanks. (He goes back to the couch and rejoins Monica, Joey, and Phoebe.) 420
5 indiana 5indi 5AnE n.印地安那州 Chandler: Oh, she抯 got you running errands, y択now, picking up wedding dresses?(Laughs and makes like Indiana Jones and his whip) Wah-pah! 420
2 errands 5erEnd n.差事, 差使, 使命 Chandler: Oh, she抯 got you running errands, y択now, picking up wedding dresses?(Laughs and makes like Indiana Jones and his whip) Wah-pah! 420
1 unconscious Qn5kCnFEs adj.不省人事, 未发觉的, 无意识的 Chandler: Well she抯, she抯 the kinda girl桱oey was unconscious.  420
2 silences 5sailEns n.静, 寂静, 沉默, 静默vt.使沉默, 使安静v.压制 Gunther: You don抰 need to fill these silences. 420
4 sleepily `sli:pIlI adv.想睡地, 困倦地 Joey: (sleepily) Yeah, she is. Wow! (Falls back asleep, loudly) How you doin? 420
1 menstruating 5menstrueit vi.[生理]月经, 月经期间 Joey: (still looking in date book) Hey! That抯 the day after I stop menstruating! (They all look at him.) This isn抰 mine. 420
3 snore snC:, snCE v.打鼾, 打着鼾渡过(时间)n.打鼾, 鼾声 Monica: Y択now I used to go out with this guy that was a really light sleeper, and whenever I started to snore, he would just roll me over? 420
2 sleeper 5sli:pE n.睡眠, (火车等的)卧铺, 枕木, 冬眠动物 Monica: Y択now I used to go out with this guy that was a really light sleeper, and whenever I started to snore, he would just roll me over? 420
3 raspberry 5rB:zbEri n.悬钩子, <俚>(表示轻蔑、嘲笑等的)咂舌声 Rachel: (to the closed door) Hang in there. You hang in there. (Gives him the raspberry.)  420
4 connection kE5nekFEn n.连接, 关系, 接线, 线路, 亲戚 Rachel: Yeah. Oh, yeah. And I mean, the connection, I mean y択now, emotionally, mentally, physically? 420
14 groom ^rum, ^ru:m n.马夫, 新郎, 男仆vt.喂马, 推荐, 整饰vi.修饰 Ross: Yeah, but it didn抰 fit. Well, luckily there抯 a store here that has one left in her size, but I抦 the groom, I抦 not supposed to see the dress? 420
6 saleslady 5seIlzleIdI n.女售货员,女店员 The Saleslady: May I help you ladies? 420
6 marjorie   Marjorien. 马乔里(女子名) Woman: I抦 Marjorie. 420
11 series 5siEri:z n.连续, 系列, 丛书, 级数 [And with that we start off on a series of clips from the entire history of Ross and Rachel, from Ross抯 point of view. The first clip is from The Pilot.] 421
3 clips klip n.夹子, 回形针, 子弹夹vt.夹住, 剪短, 修剪      CLIP=Cellular Logic Image Processor 单元逻辑映象处理器 Compiler Language for Information Processing 信息处理用的编译程序语言 Computer Layout Installation Planner 计算机布局安装规划程序 [And with that we start off on a series of clips from the entire history of Ross and Rachel, from Ross抯 point of view. The first clip is from The Pilot.] 421
3 mails meil n.邮件, 邮政, 盔甲vt.邮寄, 给...穿盔甲 [Cut back to the present, Ross is still looking at Rachel's invitation.  Finally, he makes up his mind and mails it.] 421
16 invitation 7invi5teiFEn n.邀请, 招待 [Cut back to the present, Ross is still looking at Rachel's invitation.  Finally, he makes up his mind and mails it.] 421
1 mailing 5meiliN n.<美>邮寄, 投递, 邮件, <苏格兰>农场租金 [Scene: A mailbox, Ross is mailing the invitations.  He throws a bunch into the mailbox, but pauses with Rachel's.  And it starts another round of clips.] 421
2 whilst waIlst conj.时时, 同时 [Scene: Central Perk, Chandler, Joey, and Phoebe are reading a book about things to do whilst in London.] 421
1 prevent pri5vent v.防止, 预防 [Scene: Central Perk, Ross is trying to prevent Gunther from spilling the beans.] 421
6 attacked E5tAk n.进攻, 攻击, (用语言)抨击, 批评, 疾病发作, 侵袭vt.攻击, 抨击, 动手处理(某事)vi.攻击 [Scene: Monica and Rachel's balcony, Ross is about to be attacked by Paulo's cat.] 421
1 wrongly   wronglyadv.不正当地, 错误地 [Scene: Rachel's bedroom, Rachel, entering selfish mode, is thanking Ross for wrongly taking the entire blame of the breakup; as if she had absolutely nothing to do with it.] 421
2 hurrying 5hQri v.(使)赶紧, (使)匆忙, 加速n.匆忙, 仓促 [Scene: Ross's apartment, Ross is hurrying Chloe out the door.] 421
1 addressing E5dresiN 寻址, 选择, 选址 [Scene: Ross抯 apartment, he and Emily are addressing their invitations.] 421
1 argueing 5B:^ju: vi.争论, 辩论vt.说服 [Scene: The beachhouse, Ross and Rachel are argueing about the breakup.] 421
1 buts bEt, bQt prep.除...以外conj.而是, 但是adv.几乎, 仅仅 Chandler: But I抣l tell you something. One of these days we抮e get off of our buts and rent Die Hard again! 421
1 risking risk vt.冒...的危险n.冒险, 风险 Chandler: Yeah, we could do that without y択now risking our lives at all! 421
17 hodge hCdV n.<英>典型的英国农业工人,英国庄稼汉      Hodge  [hCdV]  霍奇(男子名, Roger的爱称) Episodes Orginally Transcribed by: guineapig, Ruth Curran, Mindy Mattingly Phillips, Josh Hodge,  Dan Silverstein, and Eric Aasen. 421
2 mt Malta , 马尔他      MT=Magnetic Tape 磁带 Joey: (snaps his fingers) We could climb Mt. Everest! 421
7 everest 5evErist n.珠穆朗玛峰(世界最高峰) Joey: (snaps his fingers) We could climb Mt. Everest! 421
1 sites sait n.地点, 场所, 遗址vt.定...的地点n.站点 Joey: I bet we could get videos of all the sites, get a VCR in our hotel room... we'd never even have to go outside! 421
3 expired iks5paiE, eks- v.期满, 终止, 呼气, 断气, 届满 Monica: You don抰 have a car. And your license expired.  421
1 trimester trai5mestE n.三个月, 学期 Phoebe: I抦 so jealous you抮e all going! I can抰 believe I never knew that you can抰 fly in your third trimester! 421
1 shooing Fu: int.(赶鸟等)所发声音, 嘘v.发出嘘声赶 (With that we go into a little flashback about the guys?memories of the duck. The first one is Joey playing with him in the bathtub and drying him off. Then it抯 Chandler sitting on his couch after they moved into the girls apartment, and Chandler reading to him in bed, and him watching Baywatch when all they had was the canoe and the duck was in a bucket of water. Then we see Ross eating some cereal and the duck watching him. He takes a lamp and moves the duck off of the table. Then it抯 Chandler shooing them out of the bathroom in the girls?apartment, Joey revealing their disco cubby hole in the entertainment-center, then Chandler playing Hide-and-Go-Seek with them, and it抯 concluded with various scenes with the duck flapping it抯 wings. And the guys staring into the distance in remembrance of the duck.) 422
1 remembrance ri5membrEns n.回想, 记忆, 问候, 纪念品, 记忆力 (With that we go into a little flashback about the guys?memories of the duck. The first one is Joey playing with him in the bathtub and drying him off. Then it抯 Chandler sitting on his couch after they moved into the girls apartment, and Chandler reading to him in bed, and him watching Baywatch when all they had was the canoe and the duck was in a bucket of water. Then we see Ross eating some cereal and the duck watching him. He takes a lamp and moves the duck off of the table. Then it抯 Chandler shooing them out of the bathroom in the girls?apartment, Joey revealing their disco cubby hole in the entertainment-center, then Chandler playing Hide-and-Go-Seek with them, and it抯 concluded with various scenes with the duck flapping it抯 wings. And the guys staring into the distance in remembrance of the duck.) 422
1 concluded kEn5klu:d v.结束, 终止, 决定, 作出结论vt.推断, 断定, 缔结, 议定 (With that we go into a little flashback about the guys?memories of the duck. The first one is Joey playing with him in the bathtub and drying him off. Then it抯 Chandler sitting on his couch after they moved into the girls apartment, and Chandler reading to him in bed, and him watching Baywatch when all they had was the canoe and the duck was in a bucket of water. Then we see Ross eating some cereal and the duck watching him. He takes a lamp and moves the duck off of the table. Then it抯 Chandler shooing them out of the bathroom in the girls?apartment, Joey revealing their disco cubby hole in the entertainment-center, then Chandler playing Hide-and-Go-Seek with them, and it抯 concluded with various scenes with the duck flapping it抯 wings. And the guys staring into the distance in remembrance of the duck.) 422
4 backfired bAk5faIE(r) n.逆火 [Scene: Chandler and Joey's, the guys are now trying to figure out what next to do, since their plan with the stripper backfired on them.] 422
3 ambush 5AmbuF n.埋伏, 伏兵v.埋伏      Ambush  [5AmbuF]  涕灭威(内吸性杀虫、杀螨剂) [Scene: Chandler抯 office, the guys are there waiting to ambush the stripper.] 422
1 cautiously   cautiouslyadv.慎重地 [Scene: Monica and Rachel's, Monica and Rachel are cautiously serving Phoebe some tea.] 422
1 expectant iks5pektEnt adj.预期的, 期待的, [律](有继承权而)期待占有的n.预期者, 期待者 [Scene: The Animal Hospital, the guys have taken the duck in to remove the ring. Joey is pacing around like an expectant father.] 422
4 preview 5pri:5vju: n.事先查看, [计]预览vt.事先查看, 预展, 预演 [There was no closing scene, only a preview of the wedding.] 422
4 announcement E5naunsmEnt n.宣告, 发表, 一项公告, 一项私人告示 Chandler: (banging a spoon against his beer bottle) Okay, a little announcement, a little announcement. I抳e decided that my best man is, my best friend Gunther! 422
1 fiction 5fikFEn n.虚构, 编造, 小说 Chandler: I抦 not even getting married! Okay, this is a question for science fiction writers! 422
1 irreplaceable 7iri5pleisEbl adj.不能调换的, 不能代替的 Chandler: So you might say, the ring is irreplaceable? (Gives Joey a little squeeze.) 422
1 recognise `rekE^naIz v.承认,识别,认可 Joey: All right, okay, this is great, uh, Chandler, you get behind the desk. And-and when she comes in hopefully, she won抰 recognise you because, well, why would she? Uh, okay, and then you buzz Ross and I. (to Ross) You be Mr. Gonzalez, and I抣l be uh, Mr. Wong. 422
1 bachelors 5bAtFElE n.单身汉, 文理学士, 幼雄兽 Joey: Are you bachelors? 422
5 bothered 5bCTE vt.烦扰, 打扰vi.烦恼, 操心n.麻烦, 烦扰v.打扰 Joey: I did that too! They wouldn抰 give me her real name or her number. They said, "If I bothered them again they抎 call the police." I said, "If you talk to the police, you tell them I抦 missing a ring!" 422
3 complies kEm5plai vi.顺从, 答应, 遵守 Joey: Oh yeah-yeah. And I got the duck totally trained. Watch this. Stare at the wall. (The duck complies.) Hardly move. (The duck complies.) Be white. (The duck complies.) 422
2 bash bAF v.怒殴, 打坏, <美俚>盛会, 狂欢n.怒殴, 猛击 Joey: Oh, little party favours, check it out! (It抯 a shirt that reads, "Ross Geller, Bachelor Bash 1998") 422
6 solved sClv vt.解决, 解答 Joey: Oh, yeah, well I already did that! They said they抮e gonna look into it right after they solved all the murders. 422
1 murders 5mE:dE n.谋杀, 凶杀vt.谋杀, 凶杀v.谋杀 Joey: Oh, yeah, well I already did that! They said they抮e gonna look into it right after they solved all the murders. 422
1 nightstand `naItstAnd n.<美>床头几 Joey: There was a ring, in a box, on my nightstand, after you left, it was gone! 422
1 nieces ni:s n.侄女, 甥女 Monica: Aww, sweetie, but it抯 not like you抮e not gonna have anything. You抮e gonna have nieces and nephews, and some ways that抯 even better. 422
1 nephews 5nevju(:), 5nefju(:) n.侄子, 外甥 Monica: Aww, sweetie, but it抯 not like you抮e not gonna have anything. You抮e gonna have nieces and nephews, and some ways that抯 even better. 422
2 bible 5baibl n.《圣经》 Monica: The Bible?! 422
3 tad tAd n.小孩子(尤指男孩),微量,少量 Phoebe: I-I wanted to apologise if I梱択now seemed a tad edgy yesterday at my shower. Y択now it抯 just the hormones, y択now. 422
1 edgy 5edVi adj.刀口锐利的, 急躁的, 尖利的 Phoebe: I-I wanted to apologise if I梱択now seemed a tad edgy yesterday at my shower. Y択now it抯 just the hormones, y択now. 422
2 sadder   sadderadj.(悲哀的,可怜的)sad的比较级 Phoebe: Okay that抯 even sadder. Look, I know, I know what I got myself into, it抯 just that now that they抮e in me it抯 like, it抯 like I know them y択now, I mean-I mean, it抯 just not gonna be easy when these little babies have to go away. 422
1 funk fQNk n.怯懦, 恐惧, 臭味, 恐怖vt.畏缩, 害怕, 使闻到臭味vi.惊恐, 发出臭味      Funk  [fQNk]  芬克(姓氏) Phoebe: Yeah, oh I抦 sorry, it must be really hard to hear! I tell ya, it抯 a lot easier having three babies play Bringing in the Noise, Bringing in da Funk on your bladder! I抦 so sick of being pregnant! The only happiness I get is from a cup of coffee, which of course is decaf, 慶ause桹h! I抦 pregnant! 422
1 ritalin rI`tAlIn,raI- n.[亦作r-][药]盐酸哌醋甲酯,利他林(中枢兴奋药)[商标名] Rachel: No, really. Really, Pheebs, you抮e not gonna be the one worrying about saving for college, or yelling at them when they抮e bad, y択now, or deciding to put them on Ritalin when they just won抰 calm down. Y択now? 422
1 dialling 5daiEl n.刻度盘, 钟面, 转盘, (自动电话)拨号盘v.拨 Ross: (dialling the phone) All right-all right, fine! I-I抦 gonna call the cops! 422
1 diverse dai5vE:s adj.不同的, 变化多的 Ross: Diverse. 422
2 procedure prE5si:dVE n.程序, 手续 Ross: Joey! The vet said it抯 a simple procedure. 422
4 mellow 5melEu adj.(因熟透而)醇香的、甘美的, (颜色)柔美的, (声音)圆润的, 成熟的, 老练的vt.& vi.使(变)醇香, 使(变)柔美, 使成熟 Ross: Look, I gotta go pick up Ben. Everything so far sounds great Joey, just remember to keep it on the mellow side, okay? Just a couple of guys hanging out playing poker, no-no strippers or anything okay? 422
1 generations 7dVenE5reiFEn n.产生, 发生, 一代, 一代人 Ross: Oh absolutely! It has been in my family for generations, and every bride who has worn it has had a long and happy life. 422
1 anthropologists 7AnWrE5pClEdVist n.人类学者, 人类学家 Ross: Yeah. Tell ya what, let抯 not invite any of the anthropologists, only the dinosaur dudes! 422
1 birdies   birdyadj.如鸟的, 多鸟的 The Stripper: Ohhh, look at the little birdies! Are those yours? 422
2 buckingham 5bQkiNEm 白金汉郡[英国英格兰郡名] (And with that, television history is made as, for the first time ever, an entire show moves it抯 entire production to an entirely different country to make a single episode. We get shots of Buckingham Palace, London Bridge, Big Ben, and the London Marriott as Joey and Chandler exit.) 423
1 refereeing 7refE5ri: n.仲裁人, 调解人, [体]裁判员v.仲裁, 裁判 (Back in the chapel. The parents are still fighting over the bill. Ross is refereeing.) 423
8 felicity fi5lisiti n.幸福, 幸运, 福气, (措辞等)恰当, 巧妙, 幸福, 幸运      Felicityn. 费利西蒂(女子名) (One of the bridesmaids, Felicity, puts her arm around Joey.) 423
1 rerun 5ri:5rQn v.再运行 (Phoebe has already hung up, leaving Joey in the dark. So Joey decides to watch some TV and turns on a rerun of Cheers, with the theme song playing. At first, he抯 happy, but as the song progresses Joey gets depressed and homesick.) 423
2 progresses 5prEu^res n.前进, 进步, 发展vi.前进, 进步, 进行 (Phoebe has already hung up, leaving Joey in the dark. So Joey decides to watch some TV and turns on a rerun of Cheers, with the theme song playing. At first, he抯 happy, but as the song progresses Joey gets depressed and homesick.) 423
1 alter 5C:ltE v.改变 (Ross and chandler are standing next to the alter. Ross is practicing for the wedding.) 423
1 directs di5rekt, dai5rekt adj.径直的, 直接的, 直系的, 直率的, [天]由西向东运行的, 顺行的adv.直接地vt.指引, 指示, 指挥, 命令, 导演vi.指导, 指挥 (Ross quickly directs the families to their tables.) 423
1 unnoticed 5Qn5nEutist adj.不引人注意的, 被忽视的 (The front entrance. Joey and the bridesmaid are up against the wall kissing. Rachel comes in the door and walks by Joey unnoticed. She walks into the chapel and sees Ross and Emily kissing. She looks as though she wants to cry. Emily walks away and Ross turns and sees Rachel standing there.) 423
2 souvenir 5su:vEniE n.纪念品 [Scene: A park in London, Joey and Chandler walk up to a souvenir stand.] 423
4 troubles 5trQbl n.烦恼, 麻烦, 动乱, 纠纷, 疾病, 故障, 问题vt.(使)烦恼, 麻烦, 打扰, 麻烦自己, 费神, 费心 [Scene: Another street, somewhere along the River Themes, Ross, Emily, and Monica are walking to where they抮e gonna get married. Emily is relating the troubles with the caterer.] 423
2 isle ail n.小岛, 岛vt.使成为岛屿vi.住在岛屿上 [Scene: Camera fades to one of the band members playing guitar at the wedding. The chapel is full of guest. A groomsmen escorts a bridesmaid down the isle. Joey is waiting with Mrs. Waltham to escort he down the isle. A cellular phone rings.] 423
3 escort is5kC:t n.护卫(队), 护送, 陪同(人员), 护卫队v.护卫, 护送, 陪同 [Scene: Camera fades to one of the band members playing guitar at the wedding. The chapel is full of guest. A groomsmen escorts a bridesmaid down the isle. Joey is waiting with Mrs. Waltham to escort he down the isle. A cellular phone rings.] 423
2 escorts is5kC:t n.护卫(队), 护送, 陪同(人员), 护卫队v.护卫, 护送, 陪同 [Scene: Camera fades to one of the band members playing guitar at the wedding. The chapel is full of guest. A groomsmen escorts a bridesmaid down the isle. Joey is waiting with Mrs. Waltham to escort he down the isle. A cellular phone rings.] 423
1 navigated 5nAvi^eit vi.航行, 航海, 航空vt.航行于, 驾驶, 操纵, 使通过 [Scene: Westminster Abbey, Joey and Chandler have successfully navigated the streets of London and are approaching the Abbey.] 423
2 monty `mCntI n.<澳新口>必定的事物(尤指赛马时必赢的马) Chandler: (Continuing his toast.) And I抦 sure we抮e all very excited that Ross and Emily are getting married at Montgomery Hall. I mean to think, my friend getting married in Monty Hall. (No reaction from the people.) Ohh, come on!! Monty Hall!! Lets make a Deal!! Come on, you people!! All right, forget it!! Congratulations, Ross and Emily. (He sits down.) 423
1 montgomery mEnt5^QmEri 蒙哥马利(姓氏) Chandler: (Continuing his toast.) And I抦 sure we抮e all very excited that Ross and Emily are getting married at Montgomery Hall. I mean to think, my friend getting married in Monty Hall. (No reaction from the people.) Ohh, come on!! Monty Hall!! Lets make a Deal!! Come on, you people!! All right, forget it!! Congratulations, Ross and Emily. (He sits down.) 423
1 defensive di5fensiv adj.防御用的, 自卫的n.防御 Chandler: (Very defensive.) I抦 not seeing Monica. 423
3 trots trCt v.(使)小跑, (使)快步走, 骑马小跑, 疾走n.小跑, 骑马, 疾走, 忙碌 Chandler: Hey! (Trots over) 423
1 melba 5melbE 烘脆的薄片面包      Melba  [5melbE]  梅尔巴(女子名) Nellie 内利梅抱(1861-1931)澳大利亚花腔女高音歌唱家 Chandler: I抎 like to toast, Ross and Emily. Of course, my big toast will be tomorrow at the wedding, so this is kind of my little toast or Melba toast, if you will. (No one in the room laughs. He starts to get flustered.) Okay. I known Ross for a long time. In fact, I knew him when he was going out with his first girlfriend. (Ross looks embarrassed.) And I thought things were going to work out for him..Until the day he over inflated her. (He laughs. Jack looks at Judy and no one in the room laughs.) Ohh, Dear God.. (A cellular phone rings.) 423
2 shine Fain v.照耀, 发光vt.擦亮n.光泽, 光亮 Chandler: No!! Okay!! What抯 with the third degree?! Why don抰 you just shine a light in my eyes?! (Joey looks totally confused.) 423
1 teenage 5ti:nidV adj.十几岁的 Drunk Man: My god!! You must have been a teenage when you had him. (Monica stares straight forward after the comment. Chandler tries to console her by patting her on the shoulder.) 423
3 console kEn5sEul vt.安慰, 藉慰n.[计] 控制台 Drunk Man: My god!! You must have been a teenage when you had him. (Monica stares straight forward after the comment. Chandler tries to console her by patting her on the shoulder.) 423
4 decent 5di:snt adj.正派的, 端庄的, 有分寸的, (服装)得体的, 大方的adj.<口>相当好的、象样的 Emily: Don抰 you point your pants at me! (She throws them on the floor.) We have no choice! Anywhere that抯 half-decent would抳e be booked months ago, Ross don抰 you understand? This is our wedding I抦 talking about. 423
3 booked   booked登记的 Emily: Don抰 you point your pants at me! (She throws them on the floor.) We have no choice! Anywhere that抯 half-decent would抳e be booked months ago, Ross don抰 you understand? This is our wedding I抦 talking about. 423
1 demolition 7demE5liFEn n.破坏, 毁坏, 毁坏之遗迹 Emily: I still can抰 believe they抮e tearing it down. It really is the most lovely building you抣l ever see. I mean it抯 over?(She stops suddenly, when she sees that demolition has already started.) Oh my God! 423
4 suggested   suggested暗示的 Emily: No. But, Monica and I were talking, and-and I was so upset about the hall being knocked down, and she suggested that we put the wedding off for a bit. 423
4 steven 5sti:vn n. 史蒂文(男子名) Emily: Ohh, here comes my dad and stepmum. Mister and Misses Geller, this is Steven and Andrea Waltham. 423
5 postpone pEust5pEun vt.推迟, 使延期, 延迟 Emily: She said, "If I抦 not gonna be happy getting married somewhere that we find in a day, well then we should just postpone it." 423
1 tulips 5tju:lip n.[植]郁金香, 郁金香花, 郁金香球茎 Emily: 卆nd that was all before 10 o抍lock. The caterer rang and said it was going to be Chicken Kiev instead of Chicken Tarragon. And then the florist phoned to say there aren抰 any tulips. Oh, and the chilliest has carpel-tunel syndrome. We抮e not gonna be? 423
2 tarragon 5tArE^En n.[植]龙嵩, 龙嵩叶 Emily: 卆nd that was all before 10 o抍lock. The caterer rang and said it was going to be Chicken Kiev instead of Chicken Tarragon. And then the florist phoned to say there aren抰 any tulips. Oh, and the chilliest has carpel-tunel syndrome. We抮e not gonna be? 423
1 syndrome 5sindrEum n.综合病症 Emily: 卆nd that was all before 10 o抍lock. The caterer rang and said it was going to be Chicken Kiev instead of Chicken Tarragon. And then the florist phoned to say there aren抰 any tulips. Oh, and the chilliest has carpel-tunel syndrome. We抮e not gonna be? 423
2 rang rAN vbl.ring的过去式 Emily: 卆nd that was all before 10 o抍lock. The caterer rang and said it was going to be Chicken Kiev instead of Chicken Tarragon. And then the florist phoned to say there aren抰 any tulips. Oh, and the chilliest has carpel-tunel syndrome. We抮e not gonna be? 423
1 phoned fEun n.电话, 电话机v.(给...)打电话 Emily: 卆nd that was all before 10 o抍lock. The caterer rang and said it was going to be Chicken Kiev instead of Chicken Tarragon. And then the florist phoned to say there aren抰 any tulips. Oh, and the chilliest has carpel-tunel syndrome. We抮e not gonna be? 423
2 kiev 5ki:ev 基辅[乌克兰共和国首都] Emily: 卆nd that was all before 10 o抍lock. The caterer rang and said it was going to be Chicken Kiev instead of Chicken Tarragon. And then the florist phoned to say there aren抰 any tulips. Oh, and the chilliest has carpel-tunel syndrome. We抮e not gonna be? 423
1 florist 5flCrist n.种花人 Emily: 卆nd that was all before 10 o抍lock. The caterer rang and said it was going to be Chicken Kiev instead of Chicken Tarragon. And then the florist phoned to say there aren抰 any tulips. Oh, and the chilliest has carpel-tunel syndrome. We抮e not gonna be? 423
1 chilliest 5tFili adj.寒冷的 Emily: 卆nd that was all before 10 o抍lock. The caterer rang and said it was going to be Chicken Kiev instead of Chicken Tarragon. And then the florist phoned to say there aren抰 any tulips. Oh, and the chilliest has carpel-tunel syndrome. We抮e not gonna be? 423
1 carpel 5kB:pel n.[植]心皮 Emily: 卆nd that was all before 10 o抍lock. The caterer rang and said it was going to be Chicken Kiev instead of Chicken Tarragon. And then the florist phoned to say there aren抰 any tulips. Oh, and the chilliest has carpel-tunel syndrome. We抮e not gonna be? 423
2 duchess 5dQtFis n.公爵夫人, 女公爵 Fergie: (Yep, Sarah, the Duchess of York) Okay, so umm, what抯 your friend抯 name? 423
1 divulge dai5vQldV vt.泄露, 暴露 Housekeeper: I抦 afraid, I抦 not at liberty to divulge that information. 423
2 residence 5rezidEns n.居住, 住处 Housekeeper: The Waltham Residence. 423
10 housekeeper 5haJski:pE(r) n.主妇, 女管家 Housekeeper: The Waltham Residence. 423
2 oneself wQn5self pron.自己, 亲自 Housekeeper: This is the housekeeper speaking. And by the way, young lady, that is not how one addresses oneself on the telephone. First one identifies oneself and then asks for the person with whom one wishes to speak. 423
1 identifies ai5dentifai vt.识别, 鉴别, 把...和...看成一样v.确定 Housekeeper: This is the housekeeper speaking. And by the way, young lady, that is not how one addresses oneself on the telephone. First one identifies oneself and then asks for the person with whom one wishes to speak. 423
1 addresses E5dres n.地址, 致辞, 演讲, 说话的技巧vt.向...致辞, 演说, 写姓名地址, 从事, 忙于 Housekeeper: This is the housekeeper speaking. And by the way, young lady, that is not how one addresses oneself on the telephone. First one identifies oneself and then asks for the person with whom one wishes to speak. 423
1 congratulation kEn7^rAtju5leiFEn n.祝词, 贺辞 Joey: Hey, best man number two, Joey Tribbiani. Now I抦 not good with the jokes like Chandler here. Boy...but ahh, I just want to say congratulation to the happy couple. I first met Ross in this coffee house back home...Home...New York City...Where everybody knows my name. Well anyway, I love you guys. (pointing at everyone.) But not as much as I love America. (Looking at Chandler.) Could we please..go home now? 423
6 embarrass im5bArEs vt.使困窘, 使局促不安, 阻碍, 麻烦 Joey: Oh, I embarrass you?  423
4 westminster 5westminstE 威斯敏斯特(伦敦市的一个行政区, 英国议会所在地) 议会, 议会政治 Joey: Okay, here! (Gives him the camera.) I wanna be the on camera guy. All right, first stop, Westminster Abbey. (Joey folds out his "pop-up" map of London. All of the major landmarks pop-up like in a pop-up book.) 423
15 map mAp n.地图, 图v.绘制地图      MAP由LINK工具生成的一种文本文件,其中包含有被连接的程序的某些信息,例如程序中的组信息和公共符号信息等。 Joey: Okay, here! (Gives him the camera.) I wanna be the on camera guy. All right, first stop, Westminster Abbey. (Joey folds out his "pop-up" map of London. All of the major landmarks pop-up like in a pop-up book.) 423
1 landmarks 5lAndmB:k n.(航海)陆标, 地界标, 里程碑, 划时代的事 Joey: Okay, here! (Gives him the camera.) I wanna be the on camera guy. All right, first stop, Westminster Abbey. (Joey folds out his "pop-up" map of London. All of the major landmarks pop-up like in a pop-up book.) 423
7 abbey 5Abi n.修道院, 修道士(总称)      Abbey  [5Abi]  阿比(姓氏) Joey: Okay, here! (Gives him the camera.) I wanna be the on camera guy. All right, first stop, Westminster Abbey. (Joey folds out his "pop-up" map of London. All of the major landmarks pop-up like in a pop-up book.) 423
4 union 5ju:njEn n.联合, 合并, 结合, 联盟, 协会 Minister: Friends. Family. We are gathered to celebrate here today the joyous union of Ross and Emily. May the happiness we share with them today be with them always. Now Emily, repeat after me. I, Emily... 423
4 wedded 5wedid adj.已结婚的, 结婚的, 结合的 Minster: As my lawfully wedded husband, in sickness and in health, till death parts us. 423
4 lawfully   lawfullyadv.守法地, 合法地 Minster: As my lawfully wedded husband, in sickness and in health, till death parts us. 423
9 thee Ti:; Ti pron.<古>(thou的宾格)你 Minster: Take thee Ross... 423
3 minster 5minstE n.修道院附属的教堂, 大教堂 Minster: Take thee Ross... 423
3 shovel 5FQvl n.铲, 铁铲v.铲 Monica: (entering) Okay, I talked to the guy with the shovel and I found out what happened.  423
1 uneasy Qn5i:zi adj.心神不安的, 不自在的, 不稳定的, 不舒服的adv.心神不安地, 不自在地, 不稳定地 Monica: (In am uneasy voice.) Nope. (She chuckles uneasily.) 423
1 uneasily 9Qn`i:zIlI adv.不安地, 担心地,不自在地,不稳定地 Monica: (In am uneasy voice.) Nope. (She chuckles uneasily.) 423
1 musicians mju:5ziFEn n.音乐家 Monica: And the musicians, look, they can go over here (Points to a little alcove), okay? And the chairs can face this way (Points), and?(Points to Ross) You go. 423
1 alcove 5AlkEuv n.凹室, 壁橱, <古>凉亭, 避暑别墅 Monica: And the musicians, look, they can go over here (Points to a little alcove), okay? And the chairs can face this way (Points), and?(Points to Ross) You go. 423
1 tiered tiE n.列, 行, 排, 层, 等级vt.使造成递升排列, 使层叠vi.成递升徘列 Monica: Emily has probably been planning it since she was five! Ever since the first time she took a pillowcase and hung it off the back of her head. That抯 what we did! We dreamed about the perfect wedding, and the perfect place, with the perfect four-tiered wedding cake (Starting to cry), with the little people on top. (Ross gets thrown a box of Kleenex from the bathroom and he gives her one.) Thanks. But the most important part is that we had the perfect guy who understood just how important all that other stuff was. 423
2 pillowcase 5pIlEJkeIs n.枕头套 Monica: Emily has probably been planning it since she was five! Ever since the first time she took a pillowcase and hung it off the back of her head. That抯 what we did! We dreamed about the perfect wedding, and the perfect place, with the perfect four-tiered wedding cake (Starting to cry), with the little people on top. (Ross gets thrown a box of Kleenex from the bathroom and he gives her one.) Thanks. But the most important part is that we had the perfect guy who understood just how important all that other stuff was. 423
4 dreamed dri:m v.做梦, 梦见, 梦想, 想到n.梦, 梦想 Monica: Emily has probably been planning it since she was five! Ever since the first time she took a pillowcase and hung it off the back of her head. That抯 what we did! We dreamed about the perfect wedding, and the perfect place, with the perfect four-tiered wedding cake (Starting to cry), with the little people on top. (Ross gets thrown a box of Kleenex from the bathroom and he gives her one.) Thanks. But the most important part is that we had the perfect guy who understood just how important all that other stuff was. 423
1 customs   customsn.进口税, 海关 Monica: Guys, hurry up! The flight leaves in four hours! It could take time to get a taxi! There could be traffic! The plane could leave early! When we get to London, there could be a line at customs! Come on!! (She runs back to her apartment.) 423
1 dumber dQm adj.哑的, 无说话能力的, 不说话的, 无声音的 Monica: Oh my God. You抮e even dumber than I am! 423
1 cheques tFek n.支票 Monica: Passport, check! (As she puts away each item, she says check.) Camera, check! Traveller抯 cheques, check!  423
1 salmonella sAlmE5nelE n.沙门氏菌      Salmonella  [7sAlmE5nelE]  [生]沙门氏菌属 Monica: Yeah, y択now, but something like salmon which would be so much more elegant than the chicken. And, you wouldn抰 have to worry about the salmonella. (Ross pushes her.) So, I can抰 wait to see this place you抮e getting married! 423
1 elegant 5eli^Ent adj.文雅的, 端庄的, 雅致的, <口>上品的, 第一流的 Monica: Yeah, y択now, but something like salmon which would be so much more elegant than the chicken. And, you wouldn抰 have to worry about the salmonella. (Ross pushes her.) So, I can抰 wait to see this place you抮e getting married! 423
1 forcefully   forcefullyadv.强有力地, 激烈地 Mr. Geller: (Forcefully.) Hey, you keep pushing me on this, my foots going to meet the middle of your ass. 423
1 foots   footsn.沉淀物, 油滓 Mr. Geller: (Forcefully.) Hey, you keep pushing me on this, my foots going to meet the middle of your ass. 423
1 ht Haiti , 海地      HT=Handling and Transportation 装卸与运输 Mr. Geller: (Looking at ht wedding bill.) What the hell!!! 423
1 remodel 5ri:5mCdl vt.重新塑造, 改造, 改变 Mr. Geller: (Pointing items out on the bill.) Flowers, liquor, recarpet first floor. New guest bath, landscaping. I抦 paying to remodel this guys house. (Angrily gets up.) I抦 going to give that son on a bitch, a piece of my mind. 423
1 landscaping `lAnd9skeIpIN n.景观美化 Mr. Geller: (Pointing items out on the bill.) Flowers, liquor, recarpet first floor. New guest bath, landscaping. I抦 paying to remodel this guys house. (Angrily gets up.) I抦 going to give that son on a bitch, a piece of my mind. 423
1 thieving Wi:v v.偷 Mr. Geller: All-right fine, but I just want to say, I抦 not paying for your wine cellar. You thieving, would be speaking German if it weren抰 for us, cheap little man. (Emily抯 stepmum looks shocked. Jack and Judy get up and leave.) 423
6 cellar 5selE n.地窖, 地下室, 酒窖, 藏酒量 Mr. Geller: All-right fine, but I just want to say, I抦 not paying for your wine cellar. You thieving, would be speaking German if it weren抰 for us, cheap little man. (Emily抯 stepmum looks shocked. Jack and Judy get up and leave.) 423
1 responding ris5pCnd v.回答, 响应, 作出反应vi.有反应 Mr. Waltham: (Shaking everyone's hand.) Hello. Hello. How do you do? How do you do? Very nice to meet you. (Looking over at his wife.) Darling it抯 the Gellers. (She pays no attention she抯 talking on a cellular phone.) (Louder) Darling, it抯 the Gellers. (She抯 still not responding.) She抯 very self-absorbed, you know. I should never have married her. 423
1 absorbed Eb5sC:bd adj.全神贯注的, 一心一意的 Mr. Waltham: (Shaking everyone's hand.) Hello. Hello. How do you do? How do you do? Very nice to meet you. (Looking over at his wife.) Darling it抯 the Gellers. (She pays no attention she抯 talking on a cellular phone.) (Louder) Darling, it抯 the Gellers. (She抯 still not responding.) She抯 very self-absorbed, you know. I should never have married her. 423
1 mutters 5mQtE n.咕哝, 嘀咕v.咕哝, 嘀咕 Mr. Waltham: Sorry old boy, sorry. Sorry. Sorry. (Them all walk away. As he leaves he mutters to Jack.) I could kill you with my thumb, you know. 423
3 terribly 5teribli adv.可怕地, 十分, 极 Mr. Waltham: Terribly nice of you to offer to pay for half the wedding. (He hand a multipage bill to Jack.) 423
1 multipage 多页 Mr. Waltham: Terribly nice of you to offer to pay for half the wedding. (He hand a multipage bill to Jack.) 423
1 fairyland   fairylandn.仙境, 乐园, 奇境 Mrs. Geller: (Looking around at the chapel.) Oh my God! It抯 like a fairyland. 423
14 chapel 5tFApEl n.小礼拜堂, 礼拜 Mrs. Geller: (Looking around at the chapel.) Oh my God! It抯 like a fairyland. 423
1 receptions ri5sepFEn n.接待, 招待会, 接收 Mrs. Geller: How could it be so much? The receptions at their house. 423
2 insisted in5sist v.坚持, 强调 Mrs. Geller: Sweetheart. Oh sorry were late, my fault, I insisted on riding the tube. 423
2 evilly   evillyadv.邪恶地 Mrs. Waltham: (Looking evilly at her husband) Sorry, what? 423
3 interiors in5tiEriE adj.内部的, 内的n.内部 Mrs. Waltham: Hello, Waltham Interiors. 423
10 frustrated frQ`streItId,`frQ- adj.失败的, 落空的 Mrs. Waltham: This is ridiculous. I mean we had an agreement. (Ross looks frustrated. She begins to scream at her husband.) Will you say something, Steven?! Please!!! 423
8 aaron 5ZErEn n.[圣经]亚伦(摩西之兄,犹太教的第一祭司长) Part II Transcribed by: Aaron D. Miller 423
8 passenger 5pAsindVE n.乘客, 旅客 Passenger: Ahh, ahh, excuse me. 423
2 throughout Wru(:)5aut prep.遍及, 贯穿adv.到处, 始终, 全部 Passenger: If you抮e planning on doing that throughout the entire flight. Please tell me now. So that I could that a sedative...or perhaps slip you one. 423
1 sedative 5sedEtiv adj.镇静的, 止痛的n.镇静剂, 止痛药 Passenger: If you抮e planning on doing that throughout the entire flight. Please tell me now. So that I could that a sedative...or perhaps slip you one. 423
2 tepid 5tepid adj.微温的, 温热的, 不太热烈的, 不热情的 Phoebe: And a glass of tepid water. (She gathers up all of these things.) 423
1 ether 5i:WE n.天空醚, 大气, 苍天, [物]以太 Phoebe: Oh, hi, Mrs. Waltham. I need to speak with ether one of the best men, or Ross抯 sister Monica. 423
2 shire 5FaiE n.郡 Phoebe: Ok, somebody is on their way to ruin wedding okay. And I have to warn somebody, alright. So if you don抰 give me that number then I抦 going to come over there and kick your snooty ass all the way to New Glocken..shire. 423
1 burden 5bE:dn n.担子, 负担v.负担 Phoebe: Okay, so I抦 done my part, okay. It抯 your responsibility now, okay. The burden is off me, right? 423
2 aversion E5vE:FEn n.厌恶, 讨厌的事和人 Phoebe: Okay, this is going to be harder than I thought. Umm, let抯 try some uh, aversion therapy. 423
3 homesick 5hEJmsIk adj.思家的, 思乡病的 Phoebe: So you抮e not homesick yet? 423
3 chippy 5tFipi n.花栗鼠, 浪漫女子adj.碎片的,活跃的 Phoebe: That抯 not why you抮e going! You抮e going because you hope he抯 gonna say, "Yeah, I love you too, Rach. Forget that British chippy." 423
2 hiccups 5hikQp n.打嗝v.打嗝 Phoebe: Uh, only if you have the hiccups too. Yeah, the pictures are for you, the water and the chocolate is for me. I just didn抰 feel like getting up. Okay, I抦 gonna show you a picture of Ross. Okay? And you抮e going to remember all of the bad things about him. All right? Really focus on his flaws. 423
1 cheerfulness   cheerfulnessn.高兴, 快活 Rachel: (Faking cheerfulness.) Hello. Umm, when is your next flight to London? 423
4 drivers 驱动器,驱动程序 Rachel: (Looking through her purse.) Okay, you know what? I don抰 have it, but I can tell you exactly where it is on my night stand, and...okay. But you know what? I have my drivers license and I have a twenty. (She slides it across the counter.) 423
2 sighing sai n.叹息, 叹息声vi.叹息, 叹气 Rachel: (Sighing) Well I-I think your wrong. 423
8 proposing prE5pEuz vt.计划, 建议, 向...提议, 求(婚)vi.打算, 求婚 Rachel: ...And so then I realized. All this stuff I had been doing. proposing to Joshua, lying to Ross about why I couldn抰 come to the wedding. Was all just a way of... 423
2 greasy 5^ri:si, 5^ri:zi adj.多脂的, 油脂的, 油污的 Rachel: I don抰 know, his uh, his hair never really bothered me that much, and y択now it was always more crunchy than it was greasy. 423
1 crunchy 5krQntFI adj.发嘎吱嘎吱声的, 易碎的 Rachel: I don抰 know, his uh, his hair never really bothered me that much, and y択now it was always more crunchy than it was greasy. 423
1 graveyard 5^reIvjB:d n.墓地 Rachel: Ooh, is this one of those things where you throw it in a bag with some graveyard dirt and hang it from a north-facing tree? 423
2 howls haul v.嚎叫, 怒吼, 嚎啕大哭, 喝住, 号叫n.嚎叫, 怒号, 嚎哭 Ross: (chasing her, trying to zip up his pants. His got them on right now.) No, wait! Emily! No, wait, stop! Emily, please?He catches something important in the zipper and howls like a little boy and falls to the floor.) 423
1 disagreement dIsE5^ri:mEnt n.意见不同, 不调和, 争执, 不和, 争论 Ross: (Sighing.) It was...This disagreement over...(She sighs. Ross notices her in her wedding dress.) My god. You...you look beautiful. 423
1 inflection in5flekFEn n.变形 Ross: (Using a slightly different inflection for each.) I do. I do. I do. 423
1 nun nQn n.修女, 尼姑 Ross: I had no idea. And that-that pillowcase thing, I thought you guys were just doing the flying nun. 423
1 gazebo ^E5zi:bEu n.眺望台, 露台 Ross: Look, face it, my father is not going to pay for the build-in barbecue and believe me you can kiss you gazebo goodbye. Now I might be able to get you the new lawn. 423
1 grasps ^rB:sp vt.抓住, 抓紧, 掌握, 领会n.抓住, 抓紧, 掌握, 领会 Ross: My God. Rachel! (He walks towards her, grasps her hands and kisses her on the cheek.) Your here. I can抰 believe it. (She giggles.) What happen? Why are you here? 423
1 bricks brik n.砖, 砖块, 砖形物(如茶砖,冰砖等), <口>心肠好的人 Ross: Okay? But-but imagine a lot more lights, okay? And-and y択now fewer bricks, and-and-and flowers, and candles? 423
1 comprehends 7kCmpri5hend vt.领会, 理解, 包括(包含), 由...组成 Ross: Postpone it? Emily, do you think Monica realises how much our parents spent on this wedding? Do you my sister抯 teeny-tiny little brain comprehends that people took time out of their lives to fly thousands of miles to be here, huh? (He puts his pants on backwards.) This isn抰 right. 423
3 chuckle 5tFQkl n.吃吃的笑声vi.吃吃的笑, 咯咯叫 Ross: Take thee, Rachel...(All his friends have looks of shock on their faces. He realizes what he said. Quickly he says.) Emily. (A slight chuckle.) Emily. 423
1 postponing pEust5pEun vt.推迟, 使延期, 延迟 Ross: The only thing I understand is; postponing it is not an option. This is when we抮e getting married. 423
1 tourists 5tuErist n.旅行者, 旅游者 The Vendor: (looks around) They抮e all tourists. 423
1 londoners 5lQndEnE(r) n.伦敦人 The Vendor: He抯 just jealous. You抣l fit right in; all Londoners wear them! 423
1 tulip 5tju:lip n.[植]郁金香, 郁金香花, 郁金香球茎 The Vendor: So, what are you guys in the market for? We抳e got uh, scarves, tulip post cards... 423
1 cheerfully   cheerfullyadv.高高兴兴地 Ticket Agent: (Cheerfully.) Hello. 423
1 fare fZE n.费用, 旅客, 食物vi.遭遇, 进展, 进步, 经营, 过活 Ticket Agent: The last minute fare on this ticket is twenty seven hundred dollars. 423
1 disgustingly   disgustinglyadv.讨厌地 Waiter: Goat cheese, water chestnuts, and panchetta. (Joey Looks down disgustingly at the food.) 423
1 chestnuts 5tFestnQt n.栗子 Waiter: Goat cheese, water chestnuts, and panchetta. (Joey Looks down disgustingly at the food.) 423
1 receptive ri5septiv adj.善于接受的, 能接纳的 (He goes to kiss her, but she isn抰 very receptive of the kiss. She keeps avoiding him, until Ross finally gets to kiss her on her cheek.) 501
4 quicker kwik adj.快的, 迅速的, 敏捷的, 急剧的, 活泼的adv.快n.活人,生物, 要点, 本质, 核心, 感觉敏锐的部位      Quick  [kwik]  奎克(姓氏) (She grabs her bag and leaves, Joey moves a little quicker to his apartment, leaving Monica and Chandler alone.) 501
1 recessional ri5seFEnl adj.<英>议会休会的, 后退的, 撤回的n.(做完礼拜后)退场的赞美歌 (The band starts to play, and the recessional starts. Ross tries to take Emily抯 hand, but she snatches it away from him.) 501
1 extricate 5ekstrikeit vt.使解脱, 救出, 使(气体)游离, 放出 (They both try to slowly extricate themselves from Ross, but there抯 a knock on the door that awakens him.) 501
7 booze bu:z vi.<俗>豪饮n.酒, 酒宴 (Time lapse, Chandler is finishing his third little bottle of booze.) 501
9 deed di:d n.行为, 事实, 功绩, 实行, 契约vt.立契转让(旧产等) [Scene: Ross and Emily抯 room, Chandler and Monica are still looking for a place to do the deed.] 501
1 yippee 5jipi: int.开心, 快乐等时叫起来的感叹词 Chandler: Listen, in the middle of everything if I scream the word, "Yippee!" just ignore me. 501
10 suite swi:t n.(一批)随员, (一套)家具, 套房, 套, 组, 组曲 Chandler: Oh Mon-Mon-Mon-Mon-look, this is the honeymoon suite. The room expects sex. The room would be disappointed if it didn抰 get sex. All of the other honeymoon suites would think it was a loser. 501
1 suites swi:t n.(一批)随员, (一套)家具, 套房, 套, 组, 组曲 Chandler: Oh Mon-Mon-Mon-Mon-look, this is the honeymoon suite. The room expects sex. The room would be disappointed if it didn抰 get sex. All of the other honeymoon suites would think it was a loser. 501
2 waters 5wC:tEz 沃特斯(姓氏) Chandler: Yeah, it kinda makes that-that one night special. (Realizes something) Y択now, technically we still are over international waters. 501
1 ticketed 5tikit n.票, 入场券 Gate Agent: (On the P.A.) All ticketed passengers for Flight 1066 to Athens should now be on board. 501
1 passengers 5pAsindVE n.乘客, 旅客 Gate Agent: (On the P.A.) All ticketed passengers for Flight 1066 to Athens should now be on board. 501
4 athens 5AWinz n.雅典(希腊首都) Gate Agent: (On the P.A.) This is the last call for Flight 1066 to Athens. The last call. 501
1 unsuccessful 5QnsEk5sesful adj.不成功的, 失败的 Joey: I mean, there抯 no way I can make myself taller now, y択now? And who knows what science will come up with in the future, but Chandler, what if I die an unsuccessful, regular sized man? 501
1 everlasting 7evE5lB:stiN adj.永恒的, 持久的, 无止境的, 耐用的 Minister: May I have the rings? (He is given the rings) Emily, place this ring on Ross抯 finger as a symbol of your bond everlasting. (She jams the ring onto his finger) Ross, place this ring in Emily抯 hand as a symbol of the love that encircles you forever. 501
1 encircles in5sE:kl vt.环绕, 围绕, 包围, 绕...行一周 Minister: May I have the rings? (He is given the rings) Emily, place this ring on Ross抯 finger as a symbol of your bond everlasting. (She jams the ring onto his finger) Ross, place this ring in Emily抯 hand as a symbol of the love that encircles you forever. 501
2 declare di5klZE vt.断言, 宣称, 宣布, 宣告, 声明, (向海关)中报进口应纳税之货物 Minister: Ross and Emily have made their declarations and it gives me great pleasure to declare them husband and wife. 501
1 declarations 7deklE5reiFEn n.宣布, 宣言, 声明 Minister: Ross and Emily have made their declarations and it gives me great pleasure to declare them husband and wife. 501
5 proof pru:f n.证据, 试验, 考验, [印刷]校样adj.不能透入的, 证明用的, 防...的, 有耐力的vt.检验, 校对, 使不被穿透 Monica: I know, I抳e been looking at those doors, they look pretty sound proof, don抰 you think? 501
1 utterly `QtElI adv.完全地, 绝对地, 彻底地 Mr. Waltham: She抯 in hiding. She抯 utterly humiliated. She doesn抰 want to see you ever again. 501
1 physician fi5ziFEn n.医师, 内科医师 Phoebe: (On the phone, in New York) Uh, hello, this is Ross Geller抯 personal physician, Dr. Philange. 501
1 interchangeable IntE5tFeIndVEb(E)l adj.可互换的 Phoebe: Yeah, I抳e discovered that Ross forgot to take his brain medicine, uh, now without it, uh, in the brain of Ross, uh women抯 names are interchangeable, through-through no fault of his own. 501
2 soaps sEup n.肥皂      SOAP=Symbolic Optimal [Optimum]Assembly Program符号最优汇编程序 Rachel: (entering, carrying an armful of those little soaps.) Hey-hey, you guys oh hurry up, get some, there抯 a whole cart outside?(Sees the Walthams and stops.) 501
1 armful 5B:mful n.一抱之量 Rachel: (entering, carrying an armful of those little soaps.) Hey-hey, you guys oh hurry up, get some, there抯 a whole cart outside?(Sees the Walthams and stops.) 501
1 spritzer sprits n.喷,细的喷流v.喷 Rachel: Ahh, yes, I will have a glass of the Merlot and uh, (points to Ross抯 seat.) he will have a white wine spritzer. Woo! (Looks out the window.) Hey, look at that, the airport抯 moving. (Realizes that that抯 not how it works.) Hey, are we moving?! Are we moving? Why are we moving? Hey, time-out, umm, yeah, does the captain know that we抮e moving? (Sits back in defeat.) Oh my God. Oh, my gosh. 501
2 defeat di5fi:t n.击败, 战胜, 失败vt.击败, 战胜, 使失败, 挫折v.击败 Rachel: Ahh, yes, I will have a glass of the Merlot and uh, (points to Ross抯 seat.) he will have a white wine spritzer. Woo! (Looks out the window.) Hey, look at that, the airport抯 moving. (Realizes that that抯 not how it works.) Hey, are we moving?! Are we moving? Why are we moving? Hey, time-out, umm, yeah, does the captain know that we抮e moving? (Sits back in defeat.) Oh my God. Oh, my gosh. 501
2 objectively Eb`dVektIvlI,Cb- adv.客观地 Rachel: Okay, Pheebs, y択now what, let抯 look at this objectively all right? Ninth grade, right? The obsession starts. All right? The summer after ninth grade he sees me in a two-piece for the first time, his obsession begins to grow. So then? 501
1 standby 5stAndbaI n.可以信任的人, 使船待命的信息备用 Rachel: Well, I-I-I抳e been on Standby for a flight home for hours.  501
10 exiting 5eksit, -zit n.出口, 太平门, 退场, 去世vi.退出, 脱离, 去世[计]  离开当前命令行外壳 Ross: (exiting the bathroom) That-that-that抯 all right, no honey, you take your time sweetie. I抣l be right out here. (She slams the door in his face, to the gang) She抯 just fixing her makeup. 501
2 walthams `wR:lWEm Forest 沃尔瑟姆福雷斯特[英国英格兰东南部城市]( 在大伦敦郡的东北部) Ross: Em-Emily? (Looking around for her.) Em-Emily? (He runs to the door.) Emily! (He opens the door to reveal the Walthams standing outside.) 501
10 failed   failedadj.失败了的,不成功的 Ross: Yeah, yeah, it抣l be great! You can, you can lay on the beach and I can cry over my failed marriage. See-see how I make jokes? 501
1 reserve ri5zE:v n.储备(物), 储藏量, 预备队vt.储备, 保存, 保留, 预定, 预约 (Gunther goes up to the guy and holds a sign that reads, "We reserve the right to refuse service to anyone.") 502
5 rash rAF adj.轻率的, 匆忙的, 卤莽的n.[医]皮疹 (He gets up and gives Monica a rather passionate kiss as Rachel and Phoebe look on in amazement. After the kiss ends, Chandler suddenly realizes what he just did, so he decides to do something rather rash.) 502
2 treatment 5tri:tmEnt n.待遇, 对待, 处理, 治疗 (He goes over and gives Rachel the same treatment he gave Monica, only Rachel is shocked.) 502
5 underwater 5QndE5wC:tE adj.在水下的, 在水中的adv.在水下, 在水线以下n.(海洋等)水面下的水 (Monica goes back underwater as Joey re-enters.) 502
7 retreat ri5tri:t vi.撤退, 退却n.撤退, 退却 (They high-five and howl, but Phoebe suddenly stops and the guys gasp and retreat in shock.) 502
1 howl haul v.嚎叫, 怒吼, 嚎啕大哭, 喝住, 号叫n.嚎叫, 怒号, 嚎哭 (They high-five and howl, but Phoebe suddenly stops and the guys gasp and retreat in shock.) 502
1 candlelight 5kAnd(E)llaIt n.烛火, 黄昏 [Scene: Chandler and Joey's Bathroom, Chandler and Monica are sharing a candlelight bubble bath while drinking champagne and they clink their glasses.] 502
1 liquored 5likE n.液体, 汁,酒精饮料, [药]溶液vt.浸水vi.喝酒 Chandler: Ehh, you're just liquored up. 502
3 culture 5kQltFE n.文化, 文明 Chandler: I was just trying to bring a little culture to the group. 502
1 bask bB:sk vi.晒太阳(享受温暖), 感到温暖, 愉快或舒适 Chandler: Well, I'm gonna go home and bask in the triumph of my Central Park idea. (Gets up to leave.) 502
2 yelps jelp v.狗吠, (因痛而)叫喊, 叫喊着说 Chandler: Yeah, can I get a 3-piece, some cole slaw, some beans, and a Coke-(Yelps in pain as Monica grabs him underwater)-Diet Coke. 502
1 tremendous tri5mendEs adj.极大的, 巨大的 Joey: (In tremendous pain) All right. Good deal. 502
1 angus 5AN^Es n.安格斯(男子名), 爱神 Joey: (interrupting) Was his name Angus? (Monica and Chandler laugh.) 502
1 leaking 5li:kiN 漏泄 耗散 Joey: Uh, Pheebs, you're leaking? 502
1 frosty 5frCsti adj.结霜的, 严寒的, 霜状的, 冷淡的, (头发)灰白的, 多霜 Joey: Y'know, I'd walk back to London for another frosty one of those bad boys. 502
4 flirted flE:t vt.忽然弹出, 挥动vi.调情, 摇晃的移动, 玩弄, 摇晃地摆动, 摆动, 轻率地对待n.卖弄风情的人, 调情的人 Monica: (Interrupting) Oh, what about that guy over there? (She points at another guy and Gunther is deflated.) Remember? That is the guy you flirted with at the counter that time. 502
1 deflated di5fleit vt.放气, 抽出空气, 使缩小, 紧缩(通货)vi.缩小 Monica: (Interrupting) Oh, what about that guy over there? (She points at another guy and Gunther is deflated.) Remember? That is the guy you flirted with at the counter that time. 502
4 edges edV n.刀口, 利刃, 锋, 优势, 边缘, 优势, 尖锐vt.使锋利, 挤进, 镶边, 开刃vi.缓缓移动, 侧着移动      EDGE=Electronic Data Gathering Equipment 电子数据采集设备 Monica: Honey, sweetie, by the edges. 502
2 puke pju:k n.呕吐, 呕吐物, 吐剂v.呕吐 Monica: Makes me wanna puke! (Chandler looks at her, quizzically.)  502
4 greece ^ri:s n.希腊 Monica: No, but she likes me. You abandoned her on a plane to Greece. 502
1 tower 5tauE n.塔, 城堡 Monica: We got out pictures back from London. (Shows her one.) Here's all of us at the Tower of London. 502
1 delayed di5leid adj.延时的,定时的 Monica: Yeah, but her plane got delayed in Athens. But actually, (Checks watch) she should be here by now. 502
1 bums bQm n.游荡者, 游民, 闹饮adj.无价值的vi.过游民生活, 免费得到, 流浪vt.乞讨 Phoebe: No. I'm sorry. It's just 'cause I couldn't be there. 'Cause all I ever get to do now is pregnant stuff, it just bums me out. 502
1 floated flEut n.漂流物, 浮舟, 漂浮, 浮萍, 彩车vi.浮动, 飘浮, 散播, 摇摆, 漂浮, 动摇(计划等)付诸实行vt.使漂浮, 容纳, 淹没, 发行, 实行, 用水注满 Rachel: Because (laughs), because, I just heard it. I heard it, and it's ridiculous! I mean, you're married. You're-you're married and it's just ridiculous, and it's like, it's like when said it, I sort of like, I floated up out of my body, y'know? And, and-and then I heard myself say it and then the floating Rachel (laughs) was like, "You are such an idiot!" 502
2 shabby 5FAbi adj.破旧的, 褴褛的, 低劣的, 卑鄙的, 不公平的 Rachel: Terrible? Hell, I was in Greece! That was a nice hotel! Nice beach, met the nice people. Not to shabby for Rachel. (Goes and puts her luggage away.) 502
4 allow E5lau vt.允许, 承认 Rachel: Well?(At a loss for words, she grabs some of Monica's laundry and throws it on the floor as a diversion to allow Rachel to run back inside and close the door. Monica chases her to find that Rachel had locked the door.) 502
1 stem stem n.茎, 干, 词干, 茎干v.滋生, 阻止 Ross: (breaking the hug) Ohh, I gotta go to the flower store! (Runs to the door.) Check it out, no one will tell me where Emily is, so I'm gonna send 72 long-stem, red roses to Emily's parent's house, one for each day that I've known and loved her. That oughta get her talking to me again. 502
3 events   eventsn.事件 Ross: Events from around the globe. 502
1 stemmed stemd adj.有茎的, 去掉茎的 Ross: It came in the mail today, it's uh, 72 long-stemmed red roses, one for each day that I've known and loved Emily, cut up into mulch! 502
2 mulch mQltF n.覆盖, 覆盖物vt.覆盖树根 Ross: It came in the mail today, it's uh, 72 long-stemmed red roses, one for each day that I've known and loved Emily, cut up into mulch! 502
1 massacre 5mAsEkE n.残杀, 大屠杀v.残杀, 集体屠杀 Ross: Monica's right, swing dancing can be tricky. I'm gonna use the phone. I gotta cancel those five giant teddy bears I sent to Emily. (Looks at the rose mulch.) My God, think of the massacre. 502
4 wander 5wCndE vi.漫步, 徘徊, 迷路, 迷失方向, 离题 Ross: Oh, it's not so bad. Monica's gonna make potpourri! I think I'm gonna go wander out in the rain for a while. 502
5 potpourri pEu5puri(:) n.花香, 肉菜杂烩 Ross: Oh, it's not so bad. Monica's gonna make potpourri! I think I'm gonna go wander out in the rain for a while. 502
1 abandon E5bAndEn vt.放弃, 遗弃n.放任, 狂热 Ross: Okay, I did not abandon Rachel! Okay? Emily showed up at the airport! I had to go after her! I mean, I-I did what I had to do! She's my wife! Rachel is my wife! Y'know桬mily! Emily, is my wife! Man, what is that? 502
1 heated 5hi:tid adj.热的, 激昂的, 兴奋的 (They hug. And quickly that hug turns into a heated make out session, right there on the waiting room couch. Chandler, Rachel, and Monica quickly make their exits.) 503
1 headlock   headlockn.将对手之头紧挟于腋下的一种摔角法 [Cut to Joey's room, who's going throw his own contractions. Plus, he has Ross in a headlock.] 503
2 thrice Wrais adv.三次 [Cut to the waiting room, a thrice triumphant Frank returns again.] 503
3 triumphant trai5QmfEnt adj.胜利的, 成功的, 狂欢的, 洋洋得意的 [Cut to the waiting room, a triumphant Frank rushes in.] 503
2 admitted Ed5mitid adj.被承认的, 被确认无疑的 [Scene: Another hospital room, Joey has now been admitted and his doctor is about to break the bad news to him, Monica, and Chandler.] 503
3 masculine 5mB:skjulin adj.男性的, 男子气概的, [语法] 阳性的n.男子, 男孩 Chandler: That's kind of a masculine name, don't you think? 503
8 referring   referringvbl.谈及,提交,谘询 Chandler: This-this Fonzie person you keep referring too, is that uh, is that another doctor? 503
1 financing fai5nAnsiN n.筹措资金, 理财, 筹集资金, 融资, 财务, 资金 Chandler: Yeah, that's when if you get the babies out by the end of the month, they give you 2% financing. 503
2 fangled 5fAN^El n.新发明,新款式,新鲜事物 Chandler: Y'know, I don't know if you've ever looked up the term goofing around in the dictionary?Well, I have, and the technical definition is, two friends who care a lot about each other and have amazing sex and just wanna spend more time together. But if you have this new fangled dictionary that gets you made at me, then we have to, y'know, get you my original dictionary. I am so bad at this. 503
6 dictionary 5dikFEnEri n.字典, 词典 Chandler: Y'know, I don't know if you've ever looked up the term goofing around in the dictionary?Well, I have, and the technical definition is, two friends who care a lot about each other and have amazing sex and just wanna spend more time together. But if you have this new fangled dictionary that gets you made at me, then we have to, y'know, get you my original dictionary. I am so bad at this. 503
2 definition 7defi5niFEn n.定义, 解说, 精确度, (轮廓影像等的)清晰度 Chandler: Y'know, I don't know if you've ever looked up the term goofing around in the dictionary?Well, I have, and the technical definition is, two friends who care a lot about each other and have amazing sex and just wanna spend more time together. But if you have this new fangled dictionary that gets you made at me, then we have to, y'know, get you my original dictionary. I am so bad at this. 503
1 gulf ^Qlf n.海湾, 深渊, 漩涡, 隔阂vt.吞没, 使深深卷入 Dan: And it didn't feel so girlie during the Gulf War. 503
5 shift Fift n.移动, 轮班, 移位, 变化, 办法, 手段vt.替换, 转移, 改变, 移转, 推卸, 变速vi.转换, 移动, 转变, 推托, 变速 Dan: Sure! I'll get somebody to cover my shift. 503
2 sterile 5sterail adj.贫脊的, 不育的, 不结果的, 消过毒的, 毫无结果的 Dr. Harad: All right, I need a clamp, sterile towel, and channel 31. 503
1 clamp klAmp n.夹子, 夹具, 夹钳vt.夹住, 夹紧 Dr. Harad: All right, I need a clamp, sterile towel, and channel 31. 503
2 froze frEuz vbl.freeze 的过去式 Dr. Harad: Fonzie met Mork. Mork froze Fonzie. 503
2 internal in5tE:nl adj.内在的, 国内的 Dr. Harad: Hi! Phoebe, I'm Dr. Harad, I'm going to be delivering your babies. I want you to know, you're gonna be in good hands. I've been doing this for a long time. I'll be back in a minute to do your internal, in the meantime, just relax because everything here looks great. And also, I love Fonzie. (Exits) 503
4 delivering di5livE vt.递送, 陈述, 释放, 发表(一篇演说等), 交付, 引渡, 瞄准, 给予(打击) Dr. Harad: Hi! Phoebe, I'm Dr. Harad, I'm going to be delivering your babies. I want you to know, you're gonna be in good hands. I've been doing this for a long time. I'll be back in a minute to do your internal, in the meantime, just relax because everything here looks great. And also, I love Fonzie. (Exits) 503
1 bongos 5bCN^Eu n.非洲产大羚羊, 一种用手指敲的小鼓 Dr. Harad: Oh, no-no-no, it's a good one! Fonzie plays the bongos. All right, are you ready? It's time to start pushing. 503
2 resident 5rezidEnt n.居民adj.居住的, 常驻的 Dr. Oberman: Umm, I'm actually a first year resident, but I get that a lot, you see, I-I graduated early? 503
3 delaware 5delEwZE n.(美国东部的)特拉华(州) Frank: Uh, Delaware. She's on her way though, so until she gets here, I'm gonna be your coach. But don't worry, she told me all about the la-Mazada stuff. 503
7 playpen 5pleIpEn n.婴儿用围栏 Joey: (entering) Ross! Get a shot of this. (He's carrying an issue of the USA Today and hands Ross the camera.) Hey babies! These are the headlines on the day you were born! Okay, now girl baby turn away and boy babies?(Throws the paper away to reveal a copy of Playpen, which is the TV version of Playboy Magazine.) Check it out, huh?! This is what naked women looked like the month you were born. All right, now let's dive right into the good stuff. (Joey opens the magazine and Ross sticks the camera in it.) 503
1 headlines 5hedlain n.大字标题 Joey: (entering) Ross! Get a shot of this. (He's carrying an issue of the USA Today and hands Ross the camera.) Hey babies! These are the headlines on the day you were born! Okay, now girl baby turn away and boy babies?(Throws the paper away to reveal a copy of Playpen, which is the TV version of Playboy Magazine.) Check it out, huh?! This is what naked women looked like the month you were born. All right, now let's dive right into the good stuff. (Joey opens the magazine and Ross sticks the camera in it.) 503
1 urethra jJE5ri:WrE n.[解]尿道 Joey: (interrupting) Whoa-whoa! No-no-no-no-no, nothing is going up! Okay? Up, up is not an option梬hat's a urethra? (Monica whispers what it is in his ear.) Are you crazy?! 503
9 drugs drQ^ n.药, 麻药, 麻醉药, 滞销货vi.<俗> 吸毒vt.使服毒品, 毒化 Joey: I want the drugs Ross, I want the drugs! (He starts rocking back and forth, taking Ross with him.) 503
4 doubles 5dQbl n.两倍, [计] 双精度型adj.两倍的, 双重的vt.使加倍vi.加倍, 快步走, 加倍努力 Joey: Oh! (In an announcer type voice) And so the miracle of life begins, and aaiiyyyeeee! (He grabs his side and doubles over in pain.) 503
3 ordinarily 5C:dinErili adv.普通, 平常 Joey's Doctor: Kidney stones! Now, ordinarily Mr. Tribbiani, we try to break up the stones up with shock waves, but they're to close to the bladder now. Which means we can either wait for you to pass them or else go up the urethra? 503
5 stones stEun n.石, 石头, 宝石      Stone  [stEun]  斯通(①姓氏 ②Harlan Fiske, 1872-1946, 美国法学家, 1941-1946任美国最高法院首席法官) Joey's Doctor: Mr. Tribbiani, I'm afraid you've got kidney stones. 503
2 goof ^u:f n.呆瓜vt.弄糟vi.混, 打发时间, 出大错 Monica: Well uh, you and I are just goofing around, I thought, why not goof around with him. 503
1 specified 5spesifai vt.指定, 详细说明, 列入清单 Phoebe: (interrupting) Uh-huh, me too. Ross, maybe I should've specified that I'd be needing a grown up doctor.  503
1 defending di5fend vt.防护, 辩护, 防卫, [律]作...的辩护律师 Phoebe: (interrupting) What are you doing?!! Why are you defending him?! Just get me another doctor! One who is not crazy and who is not Fonzie! 503
1 unload 5Qn5lEud vi.卸货, 退子弹vt.摆脱...之负担, 倾销, 卸 Phoebe: Maybe not! Y'know? Seriously, three babies are a handful maybe they're y'know, looking for a chance to unload one of them. Listen, I-I hate to miss an opportunity just because I didn't ask! Y'know? 503
3 sympathy 5simpEWi n.同情, 同情心 Phoebe: Ooh, it's sympathy pains. Ohh, that's so sweet! 503
3 pains pein n.痛苦, 疼, 痛, 劳苦, 努力vt.使痛苦 Phoebe: Ooh, it's sympathy pains. Ohh, that's so sweet! 503
10 thunder 5WQndE n.雷, 雷声, 轰隆声vi.打雷, 雷鸣 Phoebe: Umm, sympathy pains. I thought it was really sweet at first, but now I think he's just trying to steal my thunder. 503
2 impersonating im5pE:sEneit vt.模仿, 扮演, 人格化, 拟人 Ross: To be fair, he doesn抰 seem to be impersonating Fonzie? 503
1 peaks pi:k n.山顶, 顶点, 帽舌, (记录的)最高峰adj.最高的vi.到达最高点, 消瘦, 缩小vt.使竖起, 使达到最高点 [Scene: Central Perk, ??????? is playing, as Chandler peaks his head out of the storage closet and sneaks back to his seat and pretends he's reading something. Then a short while later Monica pokes her head out of the closet and sneaks back to her seat and sits down, pretending as if nothing has happened.] 504
3 screwdriver 5skru:draivE n.螺丝起子 [Scene: Ross's apartment, Ross is prying at the Magic 8 Ball with a screwdriver as there's a knock on his door which he goes to answer.] 504
1 prying `praIIN adj.爱打听的 [Scene: Ross's apartment, Ross is prying at the Magic 8 Ball with a screwdriver as there's a knock on his door which he goes to answer.] 504
2 subdued sQb5djJd adj.屈服的, 被抑制的, 柔和的, 减弱的 All: (subdued) Yay! (He motions for them to keep quiet, including Chandler who is still holding the lamp Ross handed him, before he goes off to talk to Emily in private.) 504
5 stove stEuv n.炉 Chandler: If you're cooking on the stove, does that mean that your new secret boyfriend is better in bed than Richard? 504
1 caterpillars 5kAtEpilE n.毛虫 Chandler: Oh that was yours? Uh, yeah, we used it when the duck was throwing up caterpillars.  504
1 muppets `mQpIt n.提线木偶 Chandler: Well y'know a lot of those Muppets don't have thumbs. 504
1 latex 5leiteks n.[植][化]乳汁, 乳胶, 橡胶 Chandler: Well, I was kinda hoping we could do this without him. (She starts to take off her latex gloves.) Oh no-no-no, leave the gloves on. 504
3 relatives 5relEtiv n.亲戚, 关系词, 相关物, 亲缘植物adj.有关系的, 相对的, 比较而言的 Emily: Ross, I'm only ringing to say stop harassing my relatives. Good-bye! 504
1 harassing 5hArEs v.烦恼 Emily: Ross, I'm only ringing to say stop harassing my relatives. Good-bye! 504
1 viewers 5vju:E n.电视观众,阅读器 Gary Collins: (on TV.) It looks like we have surpassed last year's pledge total! Thank you viewers! The pledge that did it was taken by one of our volunteers?He walks over to where Joey is sitting.) Oh boy! And may I say one of our sharpest dressed volunteers, (Joey stands up.) Mr. Joseph Tribbiani! 504
1 surpassed sE:5pB:s vt.超越, 胜过 Gary Collins: (on TV.) It looks like we have surpassed last year's pledge total! Thank you viewers! The pledge that did it was taken by one of our volunteers?He walks over to where Joey is sitting.) Oh boy! And may I say one of our sharpest dressed volunteers, (Joey stands up.) Mr. Joseph Tribbiani! 504
1 sharpest FB:p n.高调, 内行, 利刃, 骗子adj.锐利的, 锋利的, 明显的, 强烈的, 刺耳的, 急剧的, 精明的, 敏捷的adv.整, 锐利地, 急速地日本夏普公司 Gary Collins: (on TV.) It looks like we have surpassed last year's pledge total! Thank you viewers! The pledge that did it was taken by one of our volunteers?He walks over to where Joey is sitting.) Oh boy! And may I say one of our sharpest dressed volunteers, (Joey stands up.) Mr. Joseph Tribbiani! 504
1 shoving FQv n.<口>推, 挤vt.<口>推挤, 猛推, 强使vi.推 Gary Collins: Welcome back to our fall telethon. Now if you've been enjoying the performance of Cirque Du Soleil, (As he is speaking, Joey and the volunteer getting into a shoving match.) and you'd like to see more of the same kind of programming, it's very simple. All you have to do (Joey is knocked down.) is call in your pledge and at that time tell the operator, one of our volunteers, what kind of programming you'd like to?(Just as the volunteer sits down, Joey pulls him to the ground.) 504
5 programming 5prEu^rAmiN n.规划, 设计 Gary Collins: Welcome back to our fall telethon. Now if you've been enjoying the performance of Cirque Du Soleil, (As he is speaking, Joey and the volunteer getting into a shoving match.) and you'd like to see more of the same kind of programming, it's very simple. All you have to do (Joey is knocked down.) is call in your pledge and at that time tell the operator, one of our volunteers, what kind of programming you'd like to?(Just as the volunteer sits down, Joey pulls him to the ground.) 504
1 operator 5CpEreitE n.操作员, 工作者, (电话)接线员, 报务员, 手术员, 行家, 经营者, 算子 Gary Collins: Welcome back to our fall telethon. Now if you've been enjoying the performance of Cirque Du Soleil, (As he is speaking, Joey and the volunteer getting into a shoving match.) and you'd like to see more of the same kind of programming, it's very simple. All you have to do (Joey is knocked down.) is call in your pledge and at that time tell the operator, one of our volunteers, what kind of programming you'd like to?(Just as the volunteer sits down, Joey pulls him to the ground.) 504
5 du Depleted Uranium, 贫铀 Gary Collins: Welcome back to our fall telethon. Now if you've been enjoying the performance of Cirque Du Soleil, (As he is speaking, Joey and the volunteer getting into a shoving match.) and you'd like to see more of the same kind of programming, it's very simple. All you have to do (Joey is knocked down.) is call in your pledge and at that time tell the operator, one of our volunteers, what kind of programming you'd like to?(Just as the volunteer sits down, Joey pulls him to the ground.) 504
1 cirque sE:k n.天然圆形剧场, 圆环, 盆地谷 Gary Collins: Welcome back to our fall telethon. Now if you've been enjoying the performance of Cirque Du Soleil, (As he is speaking, Joey and the volunteer getting into a shoving match.) and you'd like to see more of the same kind of programming, it's very simple. All you have to do (Joey is knocked down.) is call in your pledge and at that time tell the operator, one of our volunteers, what kind of programming you'd like to?(Just as the volunteer sits down, Joey pulls him to the ground.) 504
1 unenthusiastic   unenthusiasticadj.不热心的,缺乏热情的 Joey: (in an unenthusiastic voice) PBS Telethon. 504
3 volunteers vRlEn5tIE(r) n.志愿者, 志愿兵adj.志愿的, 义务的, 无偿的v.自愿 Joey: (To the pledge volunteers) How ya doin'? Welcome. Good to see ya! 504
7 pledge pledV n.保证, 誓言, 抵押, 抵押品vt.保证, 使发誓, 抵押, 典当, 举杯祝...健康 Joey: (To the pledge volunteers) How ya doin'? Welcome. Good to see ya! 504
9 pbs   PBSabbr.Public Broadcasting Service (美国)公共广播公司 Joey: A little uh, good deed for PBS and a little TV exposure, now that's the kind of math Joey likes to do! 504
3 exposure iks5pEuVE n.暴露, 揭露, 暴光, 揭发, 揭露, 位向, 方向, 陈列 Joey: A little uh, good deed for PBS and a little TV exposure, now that's the kind of math Joey likes to do! 504
1 unselfish 5Qn5selfiF adj.不自私的, 无欲的, 慷慨的 Joey: It made you feel good, so that makes it selfish. Look, there's no unselfish good deeds, sorry. 504
5 deeds di:d n.行为, 事实, 功绩, 实行, 契约vt.立契转让(旧产等) Joey: It made you feel good, so that makes it selfish. Look, there's no unselfish good deeds, sorry. 504
8 telethon 5teliWCn n.长期连续电视节目 Joey: Well, I'm doing this telethon thing on TV and my agent got me a job as co-host! 504
6 panicking 5pAniki adj.恐慌的, 惊慌失措的 Monica: (Panicking) Okay, umm, okay, umm?(Rachel opens the door.) It's just Joey and Ross. 504
1 broiling 5brCiliN adj.酷热的, 炽热的, 似烧的 Monica: Uh, listen, I need that broiling pan that Joey borrowed the other day. 504
1 vomited 5vRmIt n.呕吐, 呕吐物, 催吐剂vi.呕吐, 大量喷出vt.吐出, 呕吐 Monica: Vomit tux? Who vomited on梱'know what, what you up to Joe? 504
1 william 5wiljEm n.威廉(m.) n.[常作W-]<美俚>钞票,纸币 Monica: William Sonoma, fall catalog, Page 27. 504
8 volunteer vRlEn5tIE(r) n.志愿者, 志愿兵adj.志愿的, 义务的, 无偿的v.自愿 PBS Volunteer: Hey, no way, I'm in the shot man. 504
6 bee bi: n.蜜蜂      BEE=Bachelor of Electrical [eletronical] Engineering 电气[电子]工程学士 Phoebe: (on phone from Central Perk) Hey Joey, I just wanted to let you know that I found a selfless good deed. I just went down to the park and I let a bee sting me. 504
2 stoop stu:p n.弯腰, 屈背, 屈服vi.弯下, 弯下上身, 屈服, 弯腰, 堕落vt.俯曲, 辱没 Phoebe: I cannot believe I can't find a selfless good deed! Y'know that old guy that lives next to me? Well, I snuck over there and-and raked up all the leaves on his front stoop. But he caught me and force-fed me cider and cookies. Then I felt wonderful. That old jackass! 504
1 snuck snQk <方>sneak的过去式和过去分词 Phoebe: I cannot believe I can't find a selfless good deed! Y'know that old guy that lives next to me? Well, I snuck over there and-and raked up all the leaves on his front stoop. But he caught me and force-fed me cider and cookies. Then I felt wonderful. That old jackass! 504
1 raked reik n.耙子, 斜度, 向船尾的倾斜, 放荡者v.搜索, 掠过, 用耙子耙, (使)倾斜 Phoebe: I cannot believe I can't find a selfless good deed! Y'know that old guy that lives next to me? Well, I snuck over there and-and raked up all the leaves on his front stoop. But he caught me and force-fed me cider and cookies. Then I felt wonderful. That old jackass! 504
3 jackass 5dVAkAs n.公驴, 愚人, 傻子 Phoebe: I cannot believe I can't find a selfless good deed! Y'know that old guy that lives next to me? Well, I snuck over there and-and raked up all the leaves on his front stoop. But he caught me and force-fed me cider and cookies. Then I felt wonderful. That old jackass! 504
3 donate dEu5neit v.捐赠, 赠予 Phoebe: I would like to make a pledge. I would like to donate $200. 504
2 sesame 5sesEmi n.芝麻 Phoebe: Okay, 'cause right after my mom killed herself, I was just in this really bad place, y'know personally. So, I just thought that it'd make me feel better if I wrote to Sesame Street, 'cause they were so nice when I was a little kid! No one ever wrote back. 504
7 selfless 5selflis adj.无私的 Phoebe: Yes there are! There are totally good deeds that are selfless. 504
3 threatening `WretEnIN adj.胁迫的, 危险的 Rachel: (Gasps) That cute waiter guy from your restaurant, the one that looks like a non-threatening Ray Liotta? 504
2 grove ^rEuv n.小树林 Rachel: For Stella! Remember? She's gettin' her grove back in like 20 minutes. 504
7 fate feit n.天数, 命运, 运气vt.注定, 送命 Ross: (entering) Okay, that's it. I cannot make this decision! It is too difficult, so I'm just gonna leave it entirely to the gods of fate. (He holds up and starts shaking a? 504
1 twit twit v.嘲笑 Ross: (on phone) I-I-I don't care if I said some other girl's name you prissy, old twit! 504
1 prissy 5prisi adj.谨小慎微的 Ross: (on phone) I-I-I don't care if I said some other girl's name you prissy, old twit! 504
2 pledges pledV n.保证, 誓言, 抵押, 抵押品vt.保证, 使发誓, 抵押, 典当, 举杯祝...健康 Stage Director: No you answer it and take pledges. 504
1 dismisses dis5mis vt.解散, 下课, 开除, 解职, 使(或让)离开vi.解散 (Joey thinks that sounds familiar, but dismisses the thought.) 505
3 reflect ri5flekt v.反射, 反映, 表现, 反省, 细想 (They all reflect briefly on what was said.) 505
1 seltzer 5seltsE (=Seltzer water)塞尔查水(一种德国矿泉水) [seltzer ]仿制的矿泉水, 苏达水 [Scene: Central Perk, Ross is drinking some Alka-Seltzer. The rest of the gang, minus Rachel is there as well.] 505
2 disastrous di5zB:strEs adj.损失惨重的, 悲伤的 [Scene: Chandler and Joey's, Chandler is returning from his disastrous weekend. He throws his bag down and sits down on one of the leather chairs, but he sits on something and picks it up and throws it away.] 505
2 shies Fai adj.怕羞的, 畏缩的, 害羞的 Chandler: (looks at what she's holding and shies away) Oh dear God, they gave us glasses! 505
3 scheduled 5Fedju:ld adj.预定的 Chandler: (watching TV, in fact, ER is on.) Nothing! It's over! Dammit! This is regularly scheduled programming! 505
2 regularly 5re^jJlElI adv.有规律地, 有规则地, 整齐地, 匀称地 Chandler: (watching TV, in fact, ER is on.) Nothing! It's over! Dammit! This is regularly scheduled programming! 505
1 rollos 5rClEu (=Rolf)罗洛(男子名) Chandler: Damn Rollos! 505
1 interruptions 7intE5rQpFEn n.中断, 打断 Chandler: I know, me too. Hey! Y'know what if we went away for a whole weekend? Y'know we'd have no interruptions and we could be naked the entire time. 505
1 rollo 5rClEu (=Rolf)罗洛(男子名) Chandler: It was terrible. I fought with (Pause) my colleagues y'know, the entire time. Are you kidding with this? (Throws away another Rollo) 505
3 fought fC:t vbl.fight的过去式和过去分词 Chandler: It was terrible. I fought with (Pause) my colleagues y'know, the entire time. Are you kidding with this? (Throws away another Rollo) 505
4 colleagues 5kCli:^ n.同事, 同僚 Chandler: It was terrible. I fought with (Pause) my colleagues y'know, the entire time. Are you kidding with this? (Throws away another Rollo) 505
1 os Cs n.骨, 孔      OSabbr.西洋旧历,儒略历 (old style)Operating System n.操作系统      Ossymb 〈化〉锇 (osmium) Chandler: Oh, you should live with Joey, Roll-os everywhere. 505
1 diarrhea 7daiE5riE n.痢疾,腹泻 Chandler: Well, maybe it was the kind of food that tasted good at first but then made everybody vomit and have diarrhea. 505
5 unacceptable 5QnEk5septEbl adj.无法接受的, 不受欢迎的 Hotel Clerk: Our last ocean view room was unacceptable to you. 505
1 woofing wu:f n.织物, 纬线, 低吠声, 低音 Joey: (sticking his head out the door) What are you guys woofing about? 505
2 eyelash 5ai7lAF n.睫毛 Joey: Hey, Mr. Bing. That uh, hotel you stayed at called. Said someone left an eyelash curler in your room. 505
2 curler 5k\:lE(r) n.卷发的人, 卷发夹子 Joey: Hey, Mr. Bing. That uh, hotel you stayed at called. Said someone left an eyelash curler in your room. 505
1 sunrise 5sQnraiz n.日出 Joey: I guess I'll get washed up then. Watch that sunrise. (He goes into the bathroom.) 505
1 twenties   twentiesn.二十几岁, 一生中 20 至 2岁的十年adj.二十几岁 Joey: Nooooo!!! Y'know what? Now that I think about it, I constantly find myself without twenties and you always have lots! 505
1 repopulate ri:5pRpjJleIt vt.使人重新住入 Joey: You don't know how long we're gonna be in here! We may have to repopulate the Earth. 505
3 lotta 5lCtE <口>许多(=lot of) Monica: All weekend? That's a whole lotta naked. 505
1 wigging 5wi^iN n.责备, 骂, 叱责 Monica: Hey, don't blame me for wigging tonight! 505
1 suckers 5sQkE n.乳儿, 吸管 Monica: Look, these clowns are trying to take us for a ride and I'm not gonna let 'em! And we're not a couple of suckers! 505
2 culinary 5kQlinEri adj.厨房的, 烹调用的, 厨房用的 Monica: Ohh, I've always wanted to go to this culinary fair that they have in Jersey! 505
5 chocolates 5tFCkElit n.巧克力, 巧克力色 Monica: Ooh, chocolates on the pillows! I love that! 505
1 convention kEn5venFEn n.大会, 协定, 习俗, 惯例 Phoebe: Oh hey, Monica, I heard you saw Donald Trump at your convention. 505
1 overhand 5EuvEhAnd adj.投下的, 举手过肩而投掷的adv.举手过肩地, 手势向下地vt.重复缝纫, 锁边n.手举过肩地游泳姿势 Phoebe: The most popular Phoebe in tennis is called the overhand Phoebe. And if you win, you must slap your opponent on the Phoebe and say, "Hi, Phoebe!" 505
1 obsessing Eb5ses vt.迷住, 使困扰 Rachel: Look, I know you guys heard about the whole thing with me and Ross but y'know, I've been obsessing about it all day and I'd just love not to talk about it. All right? 505
2 phased feizd 定相的 Rachel: See? Yeah, you told me the story. He and Monica dated when they broke up they couldn't even be in the same room together and you all promised that you would stay his friend and what happened? He got phased out! 505
3 storming stC:m n.暴风雨, 暴风雪v.狂怒咆哮abbr.[军] Sensor,Tank,Off-Route Mine, 路外反坦克雷传感器 Rachel: Storming out! 505
4 assumed E5sju:md adj.假定的, 假装的, 装的 Rachel: Well, of course I am! It's not gonna happen to Ross! He's your brother. (To Chandler) He's your old college roommate. Ugh, it was just a matter of time before someone had to leave the group. I just always assumed Phoebe would be the one to go. 505
1 boils bCil n.沸点, 沸腾, 疖子v.煮沸, 激动 Ross: Anyway it-it kinda-it all boils down to this, the last time I talked to Emily? 505
1 reunions ri:5ju:njEn n.团圆, 重聚 Ross: No, no, it's okay. Really. They're plenty of people who just see their sisters at Thanksgiving and just see their college roommates at reunions and just see Joey at Burger King. So is, is that better? 505
1 breathless 5breWlis adj.无声息的, 喘不过气来的, 气喘吁吁的, 停止呼吸的, 死的 (Monica and Rachel enter breathless.) 506
1 activates 5Aktiveit vt.刺激, 使活动vi.有活力 (Rachel grabs the bug bomb, activates it, throws it at the figure, and they both run out through the fog.) 506
2 speakerphone `spi:kEfEJn n.喇叭扩音器 (Ross puts her on speakerphone.) 506
1 existence i^5zistEns n.存在, 实在, 生活, 存在物, 实在物 (She puts her leg up on the chair and removes this huge knife from her boot to open the box with. The guys are shocked at the knife's existence.) 506
3 boot bu:t n.<美> (长统)靴, 靴子v.导入 (She puts her leg up on the chair and removes this huge knife from her boot to open the box with. The guys are shocked at the knife's existence.) 506
1 looming 5lu:miN n.上现蜃景(光通过低层大气发生异常折射形成的一种海市蜃楼) (She starts to run out but is stopped by a figure looming out of the darkness carrying a pick axe.) 506
2 axe   axen.斧, (经费的)大削减 (She starts to run out but is stopped by a figure looming out of the darkness carrying a pick axe.) 506
1 flickers 5flikE n.扑动, 闪烁, 闪光, 颤动vi.闪动, 闪烁, 摇动, 扑动翅膀, [美俚]昏倒, 假装昏倒vt.使摇曳, 使闪烁 (The single light flickers and goes out. Leaving the room in total darkness.) 506
1 curbside `k\:bsaId n.靠近路缘的人行道部分,路边 [Scene: A curbside newsstand, Phoebe is whistling and walking up to it wearing her fur coat. She stops and starts to look through a magazine and notices a squirrel on a nearby tree chirping at her.] 506
1 rebuke ri5bju:k n.指责, 谴责, 非难vt.斥责, 指责, 非难, 成为对...的指摘 [Scene: Central Perk, Monica, Phoebe, Joey, and Chandler are recovering from Ross's rebuke.] 506
1 spackling `spAkl [建]n.填泥料      Spackle  [5spAkl]  [spackle ] 上抹墙粉于... 一种抹墙粉的商标名 [spackle ]抹墙粉 [Scene: Ross's now empty apartment, he is spackling some holes shut as the gang comes to apologize.] 506
1 bunyan 5bQnjEn 班扬(美国民间故事中的伐木巨人,力大无比,后成为美国巨大与力量的象征,并用作木材公司的广告形象) [Scene: Their Building, Monica and Rachel are going to apologize to Danny. Rachel knocks on his door, which he opens and he has this really bushy beard and long hair. Picture Paul Bunyan.] 506
1 continuum kEn5tinjuEm n.连续统一体, 连续统, 闭联集 Chandler: Now that's so funny, because last Christmas I got the gift of space. We should get them together and make a continuum. 506
2 extreme iks5tri:m adj.尽头的, 极端的, 极度的, 偏激的, 最后的n.极端, 极端的事物 Chandler: Okay, but don't you think this is a little extreme? 506
1 filipino 7fili5pi:nEu n.菲律宾人 Chandler: Yeah, just some 9-year-old Filipino kids who worked their fingers bloody for 12 cents an hour. (Phoebe stares at him wide-eyed. Chandler sees her reaction.) That didn't happen, I made that up! 506
1 appearances E5piErEns n.出现, 露面, 外貌, 外观 Danny: Absolutely. Some people are just into appearances. 506
1 fogger `fC^E(r) n.雾警信号手, 照顾牛马者 Danny: I had to cut my hair to get rid of the uh, fogger smell. 506
2 mink miNk n.[动]貂(尤指水貂), 貂皮衣 Joey: Argh-argh!! (Catches the coat.) Ooh, soft. Is this mink? 506
1 hence hens adv.因此, 从此 Joey: No! Everything's gettin' all messed up, y'know? Emily won't let Ross see Rachel, we're not gonna stop seeing Rachel, hence Ross stops seeing us! 506
1 shutters 5FQtE n.关闭者, 百叶窗, 快门, <美俚>安眠药vt.关上, 装以遮门, 以百叶窗遮闭 Joey: Ohh. Hey, remember when I ran into this thing (The shutters that close off the kitchen.) and it kinda knocked me out a little? 506
1 rail reil n.横杆, 围栏, 扶手, 铁轨vt.以横木围栏, 铺铁轨vi.责骂, 抱怨 Joey: That's way uptown! That's like three trains away! (Phoebe pinches him.) Which is great! I love to ride that rail! 506
8 pinches pintF n.捏, 撮, 收缩, 紧急关头, 匮乏, 压力vt.掐, 夹痛, 修剪, 勒索, 使感缺乏, 使萎缩, 偷vi.收缩, 节省 Joey: That's way uptown! That's like three trains away! (Phoebe pinches him.) Which is great! I love to ride that rail! 506
2 bushy 5buFi adj.灌木茂密的, 浓密的 Joey: Uhh, like dark hair, bushy beard? 506
5 frown fraun vi.皱眉, 蹙额, 不赞成, 反对v.皱眉 Joey: You can totally tell! Here look, watch me. (He stands up and turns his back to them so that he is facing the window.) Smile! Frown. Smile! Frown. (The camera cuts to Ross outside hanging up the phone.) Smile! (Ross turns around and sees Joey alternately smiling and frowning and just stares at him for a second and heads back inside.) 506
1 frowning fraun vi.皱眉, 蹙额, 不赞成, 反对v.皱眉 Joey: You can totally tell! Here look, watch me. (He stands up and turns his back to them so that he is facing the window.) Smile! Frown. Smile! Frown. (The camera cuts to Ross outside hanging up the phone.) Smile! (Ross turns around and sees Joey alternately smiling and frowning and just stares at him for a second and heads back inside.) 506
2 poison 5pCizn n.毒药, 败坏道德之事, 毒害vt.毒害, 败坏, 使中毒vi.放毒, 下毒 Monica: All right. (Looking through a box.) Op, here it is! Right underneath the can of-of bug bomb. I wonder if the best place to put something that cooks food is underneath the can of poison? 506
1 cremated kri5meit vt.火葬, 焚化 Monica: Don't get too attached, she's having it cremated. 506
1 tormenting tR: `mentIN, `tR: m- adj.使痛苦的, 使苦恼的 Phoebe: (to the squirrel) Okay, stop tormenting me! This mink! Okay, they're mean! And they hate squirrels! And y'know, okay, most of these probably wanted to be coats! (The squirrel stares at her.) All right, fine, now I get it. (To the clerk.) Here. (She hands him her coat.) You take it. (To the squirrel.) Are you happy now? I'm cold! 506
1 squirrels 5skwirEl n.松鼠v.贮藏 Phoebe: (to the squirrel) Okay, stop tormenting me! This mink! Okay, they're mean! And they hate squirrels! And y'know, okay, most of these probably wanted to be coats! (The squirrel stares at her.) All right, fine, now I get it. (To the clerk.) Here. (She hands him her coat.) You take it. (To the squirrel.) Are you happy now? I'm cold! 506
1 cremate kri5meit vt.火葬, 焚化 Phoebe: He says, that he would cremate my fur coat for free if I umm, y'know, bring in the next person I know who dies. 506
2 crematorium 7kremE5tC:riEm n.火葬场(亦作crematory) Phoebe: So listen, you know my friend Chris who owns the crematorium?  506
1 minks miNk n.[动]貂(尤指水貂), 貂皮衣 Phoebe: Well, I've been reading up and for your information, minks are not very nice. Okay, I admit it! I love this coat! Okay, I梚t's the best thing I've ever had wrapped around me, including Phil Huntley! (She starts to leave but stops and says to Monica.) Remember Phil Huntley? He was fine! 506
2 heirlooms 5eElu:m n.传家宝, 相传动产 Phoebe: Yeah, my mom sent me a family heirloom that once belonged to my grandmother. Can you believe it?! A year ago I didn't even have a family, and now I have heirlooms for crying out loud. 506
1 heirloom 5eElu:m n.传家宝, 相传动产 Phoebe: Yeah, my mom sent me a family heirloom that once belonged to my grandmother. Can you believe it?! A year ago I didn't even have a family, and now I have heirlooms for crying out loud. 506
3 belonged bi5lCN vi.属于, 住 Phoebe: Yeah, my mom sent me a family heirloom that once belonged to my grandmother. Can you believe it?! A year ago I didn't even have a family, and now I have heirlooms for crying out loud. 506
6 fogged fC^d adj.[摄]有灰雾的,不清晰的 Rachel: (proud of herself) Yeah, I-I-I just pulled the tab and I just fogged his yeti ass! 506
3 judgement 5dVQdVmEnt n.审判, 判决, 判断力, 意见, 看法, 评价 Rachel: Fine! I judged you. I made a snap judgement. But you did it too! And you are worse because you are sticking to your stupid snap judgement! You can't even open up your mind for a second to see if you're wrong! What does that say about you? 506
2 acceptance Ek5septEns n.接受, 承诺, 容忍, 赞同, 相信 Rachel: Hi! Sorry to bother you, but I don't think we can accept your acceptance of our apology, it just doesn't really seem like you mean it. 506
5 yeti 5jeti n.(西藏高原的)雪人(常作Yeti,= Abominable Snowman) Rachel: It was like this crazy-eyed, hairy beast man! He was like a, like a bigfoot or a yeti or something! 506
2 pelts pelt n.投掷, 疾行, 毛皮vt.剥...的皮, 投掷, 投击, (雨、雪等)急降, 攻击vi.投击, 猛落 Rachel: Oh my God! Oh my God, look at these pelts! 506
2 underprivileged 5QndE5privilidVd adj.被剥夺基本权力的,穷困的,下层社会的 Rachel: So from that you think you've got me all figured out? Well, you don't! Y'know I-I could have toys for underprivileged kids in here! 506
1 capri 5kB:pri: n.卡普里酒(一种产于意大利卡普里岛的不带甜味的白葡萄酒) Rachel: Well, y'know, if-if kids like to play with Capri pants. 506
1 quirky `kw\:kI adj.诡诈的, 离奇的 Rachel: What? Uhh, Phoebe, honey, honey, I know you're quirky and I get a big kick out of it, we all do actually, but if you destroy a coat like this that is like a crime against nature! Not nature, fashion! 506
3 samples 5sAmpl n.标本, 样品, 例子vt.取样, 采样, 抽取...的样品, 试验的一部分, 尝试 Ross: No-no, this is my collection of fossil samples. 506
3 fossil 5fCsl n.化石, 僵化的事物adj.化石的, 陈腐的, 守旧的 Ross: No-no, this is my collection of fossil samples. 506
2 sublet 5sQb5let v.转租n.转租的房屋 Ross: Well, her thought is, and I agree, fresh new furniture, why not a fresh new apartment? Her cousin has this great place to sublet, it's got a view of the river on one side and Columbia on the other. 506
1 columbia kE5lQmbiE n.哥伦比亚 Ross: Well, her thought is, and I agree, fresh new furniture, why not a fresh new apartment? Her cousin has this great place to sublet, it's got a view of the river on one side and Columbia on the other. 506
1 commute kE5mju:t v.交换, 抵偿, 减刑, <电工>整流 Ross: Yes! Yes! I mean it's-it's kinda far from work, but uh, y'know, I'll get so much done on the commute. I-I've been given the gift of time! 506
3 busts bQst n.半身像, 胸像, (妇女的)胸部 (Joey busts out laughing.) 507
1 alligator 5Ali^eitE n.产于美洲的鳄鱼 (Joey starts playing with a toy alligator and has it attack him.) 507
2 sidestep 5saidstep n.横跨的一步, (侧面的)台阶vt.横跨一步躲闪, 回避(困难)vi.回避问题, 躲避打击 (Larry goes to leave but heads the wrong way and makes a quick sidestep to go out the right door.) 507
1 hunch hQntF n.圆形之隆起物, 肉峰, 预感, 大块vt.弯腰驼背, 弓起背部, 耸肩vi.向前移动, 隆起 (Notices Ross looking at him and stops. Ross gives him his 'quiet down' maneuver. Okay, this may take a while to explain, so center this on you screen and place your hands about a foot apart with your fingers together and pointing straight up. Now take you fingers and point them at the other hand and making a 90-degree angle with each of your hands and the first knuckle counting up from the wrist. Now take your right hand, no your other right (that was for the dyslexics), and lower it a couple of inches, so that the fingers are pointing at your wrist. Now take your arms and keeping the elbows bent and your hands in front of you spread out your arms, kinda like making a bird's wing. Now hunch your shoulders over and move you hands up and down as if you are trying to tell some one to turn it down. That's Ross 'quiet down' maneuver. Well, there is an accompanying face, but I don't want to try and describe it as well.) 507
1 dyslexics dIs`leksIk n.诵读困难者adj.诵读困难的 (Notices Ross looking at him and stops. Ross gives him his 'quiet down' maneuver. Okay, this may take a while to explain, so center this on you screen and place your hands about a foot apart with your fingers together and pointing straight up. Now take you fingers and point them at the other hand and making a 90-degree angle with each of your hands and the first knuckle counting up from the wrist. Now take your right hand, no your other right (that was for the dyslexics), and lower it a couple of inches, so that the fingers are pointing at your wrist. Now take your arms and keeping the elbows bent and your hands in front of you spread out your arms, kinda like making a bird's wing. Now hunch your shoulders over and move you hands up and down as if you are trying to tell some one to turn it down. That's Ross 'quiet down' maneuver. Well, there is an accompanying face, but I don't want to try and describe it as well.) 507
1 accompanying   accompanyingadj.陪伴的, 附随的 (Notices Ross looking at him and stops. Ross gives him his 'quiet down' maneuver. Okay, this may take a while to explain, so center this on you screen and place your hands about a foot apart with your fingers together and pointing straight up. Now take you fingers and point them at the other hand and making a 90-degree angle with each of your hands and the first knuckle counting up from the wrist. Now take your right hand, no your other right (that was for the dyslexics), and lower it a couple of inches, so that the fingers are pointing at your wrist. Now take your arms and keeping the elbows bent and your hands in front of you spread out your arms, kinda like making a bird's wing. Now hunch your shoulders over and move you hands up and down as if you are trying to tell some one to turn it down. That's Ross 'quiet down' maneuver. Well, there is an accompanying face, but I don't want to try and describe it as well.) 507
1 yonder 5jCndE adj.更远的, 那边的adv.在那边 (The apartment manager hung up on him and he hangs up the phone and throws in on the chair. Joey motions, "What the hell was that?" Chandler makes a face to say, "Think about it." Joey tries to divide 136 by 13; he's confused. Suddenly, light dawns on yonder dunder head. He gets it.) 507
1 dawns dC:n n.黎明, 拂晓, 破晓vi.破晓, 开始现生, 变得(为人所)明白v.破晓      Dawnn. 道恩(女子名) (The apartment manager hung up on him and he hangs up the phone and throws in on the chair. Joey motions, "What the hell was that?" Chandler makes a face to say, "Think about it." Joey tries to divide 136 by 13; he's confused. Suddenly, light dawns on yonder dunder head. He gets it.) 507
1 geographic 7dViE5^rAfik adj.地理学的, 地理的 [Scene: Central Perk, Chandler and Joey are there. Joey is looking at a National Geographic and giggling.] 507
1 enclosure in5klEuVE n.围住, 围栏, 四周有篱笆或围墙的场地 [Scene: Chandler and Joey's, Chandler is entering. As he closes the door, Joey pokes his head up from a box enclosure built using the 2 chairs.] 507
11 helmet 5helmit n.头盔, 钢盔 [Scene: Chandler and Joey's, Ross still has boxes all over the place. Joey is wearing a football helmet, and Chandler is spinning him around in one of the chairs and counting.] 507
10 landing 5lAndiN n.登陆, 着陆, 码头, 楼梯平台, 降落 [Scene: Downstairs at Danny's party, Monica and Rachel are coming down the stairs and Rachel has on a coat to make it look as if she's just getting back. But just as they reach the landing they see Danny out in the hall talking to a guest, Rachel then quickly pulls Monica back up the stairs.] 507
1 inspected in5spekt vt.检查, 视察v.检查 [Scene: Monica's restaurant, she is getting inspected by the health department, Phoebe is watching.] 507
3 roughly 5rQflI adv.概略地, 粗糙地 [Scene: The apartment in the listing, the guys are checking it out. There's one problem though, it's roughly the size of this computer screen. As they enter Joey lets out a whistle.] 507
4 purifier 5pjuErifaiE n.清洁者, 清洁器, 精制的,精炼者 Chandler: (notices something) Oh my God, the air purifier! Ross's air purifier! All I heard through 4 years of college was (makes a humming noise.) 507
1 bonnet 5bCnit n.无边女帽, 童帽, 烟囱帽, 阀帽      Bonnet  [bE5ne]  博内(①Georges, 1889-1973, 法国政治家及外交家 ②Henri, 1888-, 法国历史家及外交家) Chandler: All right! (He joins them in the fort and comes up putting on a bonnet.) Isn't this a woman's hat? 507
1 gonad 5^CnAd n.[解剖]性腺, 生殖腺 Chandler: He thought you said gonad. 507
3 lease li:s n.租借, 租约, 租赁物, 租期, 延续的一段时间vt.出租, 租出, 租得 Chandler: How can he do that? Didn't you sign a lease? 507
1 productive prE5dQktiv adj.生产性的, 生产的, 能产的, 多产的 Chandler: Well, I see you've had a very productive day. Don't you think the cowboy hat is a little much? 507
4 listings 5listiN n.[计] 清单, 列表vbl.list的进行时 Chandler: Well, I-I-I'm done with this. You want anything Ross? Sports? International? Apartment listings? 507
1 circled 5sE:kl n.圆周, 圆形物, 派系, 循环v.围, 环绕盘旋 Chandler: What about that circled one? 507
6 sail seil v.航行(于)vi.启航, 开船n.帆, 篷, 航行 Danny: Really! You-you sail? 507
1 mingle 5miN^l v.(使)混合 Danny: You two could really hit it off! I'm gonna go mingle. (Leaves.) 507
23 cleaner 5kli:nE n.清洁工人, 清洁器 Gunther: But then I'd have to go all the way around the dry cleaner place. 507
6 inspector in5spektE n.检查员, 巡视员 Health Inspector: Wow, Monica, if every restaurant is as clean as yours, I'd have a tough time making a living. 507
2 flaps flAps n.(兽医)马唇肿胀 Joey: All right, I have one question. What is the deal with this? (Imitates Ross's 'quiet down' maneuver, but does move his hands up and down he just flaps his hands as if he's waving good-bye.) 507
1 reliable ri5laiEbl adj.可靠的, 可信赖的 Joey: Hello! (Listens.) Oh yeah! (To Chandler) It's the apartment manager; Ross put us down as references. (To the apartment manager.) Ross is the greatest guy you'll ever meet! Yeah, he's very reliable. 507
2 references 5refrEns n.提及, 涉及, 参考, 参考书目, 证明书(人), 介绍信(人) Joey: Hello! (Listens.) Oh yeah! (To Chandler) It's the apartment manager; Ross put us down as references. (To the apartment manager.) Ross is the greatest guy you'll ever meet! Yeah, he's very reliable. 507
1 knobs nCb n.(门, 抽屉等的)球形捏手, 节, 瘤, 旋钮, 球形突出物, (煤, 砂糖等的)小块vt.使有球形突出物vi.鼓起 Joey: I know, I know, but look at the knobs on her. 507
1 deducted di5dQkt vt.扣除, 演绎 Larry: (entering) A 98. I deducted 2 points because you are not wearing your chef's hat, and that is a Section 5 violation. 507
2 bleaker bli:k adj.寒冷的, 阴冷的, 荒凉的, 凄凉的, 黯淡的 Larry: Great! How about you wanted to go the Italian place down on Bleaker Street right? 507
1 violations 7vaiE5leiFEn n.违反, 违背, 妨碍, 侵害, [体]违例, 强奸 Larry: Just walking past the kitchen I saw 10 violations! I'm shutting this place down! 507
1 bribes braib n.贿赂vt.贿赂, 向...行贿 Larry: No, bribes. 507
1 convenience kEn5vi:njEns n.便利, 方便, 有益, 有用的, 方便的用具、机械、安排等 Larry: Oh, so you're saying you'd choose convenience over health?! 507
5 warning 5wC:niN n.警告, 预告, 通知, 预兆 Larry: Well, I suppose I could give him a warning. 507
1 awed R:d adj.充满敬畏的, 表示敬畏的 Phoebe: (awed) You have the power to do that? 507
1 nonstop 5nCn5stCp adj.不断的 Phoebe: (laughing) You are just nonstop! 507
18 badge bAdV n.徽章, 证章      BADGE=Base Air Defense Ground Environment 空军基地防空地面设施 Phoebe: (smiles) Show me the badge again. 507
1 hatless `hAtlIs adj.不戴帽子的 Phoebe: Hey, you should really read that book you wrote. (To Larry) Wow! You saw the hat in the kitchen and knew that she'd have to go in there hatless to get it. You can have your own health inspector detective show! 507
3 detective di5tektiv n.侦探adj.侦探的 Phoebe: Hey, you should really read that book you wrote. (To Larry) Wow! You saw the hat in the kitchen and knew that she'd have to go in there hatless to get it. You can have your own health inspector detective show! 507
1 inspectors in5spektE n.检查员, 巡视员 Phoebe: Umm, do health inspectors work on commission?  507
2 sidekick   sidekickn.伙伴, 插袋 Phoebe: Yeah, but then I can be you sidekick Vunda. 507
1 solider 5sClid n.固体, 立体adj.固体的, 实心的, 坚固的, 结实的, 立体的, 可靠的, 一致的, 纯粹的 Rachel: (laughs) Yeah, okay, at ease solider! 507
4 regatta ri5^AtE n.赛舟会 Rachel: It's a uh, regatta gala. 507
2 lobbing lCb vt.打缓慢的球vi.蹒跚地走n.<英方> 笨重的人, [网球]高球 Rachel: Man! He just keeps lobbing them up and I just keep knocking them right out of the park! 507
1 wingman `wINmEn n.[空]僚机驾驶员, 僚机, [足]边锋 Rachel: No, it's all right, you can just drop the act Tommy. I know what's going on here. Your Danny's wingman right? You guys are best buds. Frat bros! 507
3 frat frAt n.兄弟会 Rachel: No, it's all right, you can just drop the act Tommy. I know what's going on here. Your Danny's wingman right? You guys are best buds. Frat bros! 507
2 bros   Brosn.(brothers之略), 兄弟 Rachel: No, it's all right, you can just drop the act Tommy. I know what's going on here. Your Danny's wingman right? You guys are best buds. Frat bros! 507
7 gala 5^B:lE n.节日, 祝贺, 特别娱乐节日的, 快乐的, 庆祝的 Rachel: Yeah! Remember I got that uh, gala. 507
2 roomies 5ru:mi adj.宽蔽的, 宽大的 Ross: (entering from the bathroom) Hey roomies! 507
2 headdress 5heddres adj.饰头巾, 头发编梳的式样 Ross: (popping up behind Joey wearing an Indian headdress) Come on, it's fun! 507
1 jazzed dVAz n.(20世纪产生于美国的一种舞曲性音乐)爵士乐, 喧闹adj.爵士乐的, 喧吵的, 颜色过于艳丽的vi.奏爵士乐, 跳爵士舞, 游荡vt.奏爵士乐, 使活泼 Ross: Oh, I uh, hope you don't mind, I kinda uh, jazzed it up a little. Check this out. (He plays the greeting, and We Will Rock You starts to play and Ross's voice comes over it.) We will, we will, call you back! 507
1 habits 5hAbit n.习惯, 习性 Ross: So I'm a pimp huh? It's okay! Look, I know that sometimes I can be a pain in the ass, but you just have to talk to me. Tell me if something is bothering you. Okay? And for my part I will do everything I can to keep my annoying habits just (Does the 'quiet down' maneuver). 507
1 nomad 5nCmEd, 5nEumAd n.游牧部落的人, 流浪者, 游牧民adj.游牧的 Ross: Thanks you guys, I really appreciate this. All right, I'm gonna get packing again. Man, I've been moving around so much I'm beginning to feel like a nomad. 507
1 bloomies 5blu:mi adj.多花的, 盛开的, (果实)有粉衣的 Tom: So you work at Bloomingdale's, huh? My mom calls it Bloomies. 507
5 rein rein n.缰绳, 统治, 支配vt.以缰绳控制, 统治, 驾驭vi.勒住马, 止住 Written by: Perry Rein & Gigi McCreery 507
11 perry 5peri n.<主英>梨子酒, 梨酒      Perry  [5peri]  佩里(姓氏, 男子名) Written by: Perry Rein & Gigi McCreery 507
12 flashbacks 5flAFbAk n.急转, 闪回, 倒叙 (And with that, we start a series of flashbacks to Thanksgiving's of years gone by.) 508
3 compact 5kRmpAkt adj.紧凑的, 紧密的, 简洁的n.契约, 合同, 小粉盒 (Ross points out Rachel to Chandler and goes over to talk to her. Rachel is checking out her nose in her compact mirror.) 508
1 legendary 5ledVEndEri n.传奇故事书, 传奇文学adj.传说中的 (She opens the door to reveal Chandler and Ross. Unfortunately, they seem to have their holidays mixed up. They think it's Halloween and they're going as Crockett and Tubbs from that legendary TV show of the late 80's, Miami Vice. God, we looked silly back then!) 508
1 crockett 5krCkit 克罗基特(姓氏) (She opens the door to reveal Chandler and Ross. Unfortunately, they seem to have their holidays mixed up. They think it's Halloween and they're going as Crockett and Tubbs from that legendary TV show of the late 80's, Miami Vice. God, we looked silly back then!) 508
1 trauma 5trC:mE n.[医] 外伤, 损伤 (They go through the doors into the trauma room, opening them by ramming the gurney through them, only Chandler's foot is hanging off the end and he screams in pain.) 508
1 ramming 5rAmiN 打结炉底 (They go through the doors into the trauma room, opening them by ramming the gurney through them, only Chandler's foot is hanging off the end and he screams in pain.) 508
1 platter 5plAtE n.大浅盘 (They hear Monica trying to unlock the door. So Phoebe quickly pushes his head down onto the table to make it look like the turkey is just sitting on a platter and not stuck on Joey's head.) 508
1 wounded wu:nd n.创伤, 伤口vt.伤, 伤寒v.击伤 [Scene: A Union battlefield hospital, Phoebe, in a past life, is tending to a wounded Union soldier. (By the way, for historical perspective, 1862 was the second year of the American Civil War.)] 508
2 tending   tending田间管理 [Scene: A Union battlefield hospital, Phoebe, in a past life, is tending to a wounded Union soldier. (By the way, for historical perspective, 1862 was the second year of the American Civil War.)] 508
3 soldier 5sEuldVE n.士兵, 军人 [Scene: A Union battlefield hospital, Phoebe, in a past life, is tending to a wounded Union soldier. (By the way, for historical perspective, 1862 was the second year of the American Civil War.)] 508
1 historical his5tCrikEl adj.历史(上)的, 有关历史的 [Scene: A Union battlefield hospital, Phoebe, in a past life, is tending to a wounded Union soldier. (By the way, for historical perspective, 1862 was the second year of the American Civil War.)] 508
1 battlefield 5bAt(E)lfi:ld n.战场, 沙场 [Scene: A Union battlefield hospital, Phoebe, in a past life, is tending to a wounded Union soldier. (By the way, for historical perspective, 1862 was the second year of the American Civil War.)] 508
1 fullness 5fulnis n.满, 充满, 丰富, 成熟 [Scene: Monica and Rachel's, everyone has just finished Thanksgiving dinner and are groaning over their fullness.] 508
9 rumor 5ru:mE n.流言, 谣言, 传闻vt.谣传, 传闻 Big Nosed Rachel: Guess what?! All that stuff about Nancy Branson being a slut was all a rumor so Chip dumped her and he wants to come over to my house tonight! 508
12 nosed 5nEuzd adj.有...鼻子的 Big Nosed Rachel: Not for me. Chip and I broke up! 508
2 greets ^ri:t vt.问候, 向...致意, 获悉(消息), 映入眼帘 Big Nosed Rachel: Okay, Monica, can you just call it sex?! It really creeps me out when you call it that! Okay, and by the way, while we're at it, a guy's thing is not called his tenderness. Believe me! (Walks into the living room and greets Monica's parents.) Hi! 508
28 nancy 5nAnsi 女人气的男人,女人气的男孩      Nancy     n.Ann 的昵称, 女性化的男人adj.<俚>女人气的, 搞同性恋的 Big Nosed Rachel: Ugh! I cannot believe Chip dumped me for that slut Nancy Branson. I am never going out with him again. I don't care how much he begs! 508
1 taunt tC:nt n.辱骂, 嘲弄vt.嘲弄, 奚落adj.[海](桅杆)很高的 Chandler: Arghhhhhh!! (Joey turns around to taunt him, but Chandler is in the doorway and Joey is facing the kitchen.) 508
26 mac mAk n.橡胶雨衣abbr.[军] Millitary Airlift Command, 军事空运司令部      MAC=Measurement and Control 测量与控制      Mac  [mAk]  麦克(男子名) Chandler: Monica, I was wondering if you can make me some of that righteous mac and cheese like last year. 508
2 reliving 5ri:5liv vt.重新过活, 再体验 Chandler: Oh, come on Monica, reliving past pain and getting depressed is what Thanksgiving is all about. Y'know, for me anyway. And of course, the Indians. 508
2 clifford 5klifEd n. 克利福德(男子名) Chandler: Right on! Oh! Uh, but, don抰 take to long okay? 'Cause uh, we're gonna test out our fake ID's tonight, right Clifford Alverez. 508
4 pilgrims 5pil^rim n.圣地朝拜者, 朝圣 Chandler: Well, as long as the pilgrims didn't eat it, I'm in. 508
3 sleeves sli:v n.袖子 Chandler: Yeah, we were just talking about that. I can't believe how stupid we used to look. (They both quickly push their sleeves over their elbows.) 508
2 piggy 5pi^i n.小猪adj.贪心的 Chandler: Yeah, well, sorry doesn抰 bring back the little piggy that cried all the way home! I hate this stupid day! And everything about it! I'll see you later. 508
7 begging be^ v.请求, 乞求 Fat Monica: I think his begging days are over now that he's going out with Nancy Branson. 508
4 gauze ^C:z n.薄纱, [医]纱布, 薄雾 French Phoebe:  Gauze! Gauze! I need to get some gauze in here! Can I please get some gauze in here! (A shell explodes outside next to the tent and when the smoke clears, Phoebe still has her arm.) Whew! (Her arm falls off and starts pumping out blood.) This is getting ridiculous uh!  508
2 squash skwCF n.南瓜, 易压烂的物品, 拥挤的人群, 壁球v.压扁, 压制, 镇压, 挤进, 挤压 Joey: Hey, I wasn't the only one who looked like an idiot. All right? Remember when Ross tried to say, "Butternut squash?" And it came out, "Squatternut buash?" 508
1 butternut 5bQtEnQt n.白脱奶特白胡桃的一种 Joey: Hey, I wasn't the only one who looked like an idiot. All right? Remember when Ross tried to say, "Butternut squash?" And it came out, "Squatternut buash?" 508
1 feat fi:t n.技艺, 功绩, 武艺, 壮举, 技艺表演adj.漂亮的, 合适的 Joey: I mean, it's not so much an underpant as it is a feat of engineering. I mean, it's amazing how much they can do with so little material! And the way they play with your mind! Is it there? Is it not there? 508
1 engineering 7endVi5niEriN n.工程(学) Joey: I mean, it's not so much an underpant as it is a feat of engineering. I mean, it's amazing how much they can do with so little material! And the way they play with your mind! Is it there? Is it not there? 508
3 bumming 5bQmiN 发哼(声), 蜂鸣声 Joey: Oh, come on! I wanna hear it! It wouldn't be Thanksgiving without Chandler bumming us out! 508
3 thongs WCN n.皮带 Joey: Yeah, the other day I was at the bus-stop and this lovely fall breeze came in out of nowhere and blew this chick's skirt right up. Oh! Which reminds me, I'm also thankful for thongs. (Note: Actually, I think every guy is thankful for thongs. That and spandex. J ) 508
4 carrots 5kArEt n.胡萝卜 Monica: Boy, I love carrots! Oh! (She picks up a bunch of them and holds them between her fingers.) Sometimes I like to put them between my fingers like this and-and hold them down here while I talk to you. (She is rubbing her hip with the carrots.) Umm, and-and-and y'know if I get really hot umm, I-I like to pick up this knife (She picks up a knife without putting the box down. She's holding the box between her cheek and shoulder) and-and umm, I-I put the cold steal against umm, (Pause) my body. (She doesn't have any exposed skin within reach of the knife, so while holding the carrots in one hand and the box between her face and shoulder, she rubs the knife on her stomach.) 508
2 humiliate hju(:)5milieit v.羞辱, 使丢脸, 耻辱 Monica: Yeah, I mean yeah, I look great. Yeah, I feel great and yeah, my heart is not in trouble anymore! Blah, blah, blah! Y'know I still don't feel like I got him back, y'know? I just want to humiliate him. I wanna, I want him to be like naked and then I'm going to point at him and laugh! 508
4 pies pai n.馅饼, 杂乱, 喜鹊, 爱说话的人vt.弄乱      PIE=plug-In Electronics 插入式电子设备 Mrs. Geller: (holding two pies) Monica, why don't you finish off these pies? I don't have any more room left in the fridge. 508
9 thin Win adj.薄的, 细的, 瘦的, 稀少的, 稀疏的, (液体、气体)稀薄的, 淡的, 空洞的vt.使变薄, 使变细, 使稀少, 使淡vi.变薄, 变细, 稀少, 变淡adv.薄地, 稀疏地, 微弱地n.细小部分 Mrs. Geller: Yes, yes Monica is thin. It's wonderful. But what we really want to hear about is Ross's new girlfriend. 508
3 tent tent n.帐篷 Past Life Phoebe: More bandages! More bandages! Please, can I get some more bandages in here! This man is dying?She is cut off by an exploding shell just outside the tent. When the smoke clears, she's missing an arm and the blood is pumping out like you'd see in a horror movie. And upon seeing her condition, she says? Oh no. 508
2 pumping 5pQmpiN 抽吸[动、水、空] 泵唧[送] 汲取 充[打]气, 泵作用 Past Life Phoebe: More bandages! More bandages! Please, can I get some more bandages in here! This man is dying?She is cut off by an exploding shell just outside the tent. When the smoke clears, she's missing an arm and the blood is pumping out like you'd see in a horror movie. And upon seeing her condition, she says? Oh no. 508
2 exploding iks5plEud vt.使爆炸vi.爆炸, 爆发, 破除, 推翻, 激发 Past Life Phoebe: More bandages! More bandages! Please, can I get some more bandages in here! This man is dying?She is cut off by an exploding shell just outside the tent. When the smoke clears, she's missing an arm and the blood is pumping out like you'd see in a horror movie. And upon seeing her condition, she says? Oh no. 508
5 bandages 5bAndidV n.绷带 Past Life Phoebe: More bandages! More bandages! Please, can I get some more bandages in here! This man is dying?She is cut off by an exploding shell just outside the tent. When the smoke clears, she's missing an arm and the blood is pumping out like you'd see in a horror movie. And upon seeing her condition, she says? Oh no. 508
2 dwarf dwC:f n.矮子, 侏儒v.(使)变矮小 Phoebe: Fine, all right, mine had a dwarf that got broke in half, but y'know whatever. 508
4 butler 5bQtlE n.仆役长, 男管家      Butler  [5bQtlE]  巴特勒(①姓氏 ②Nicholas Murray, 1862-1947, 美国教育家、政治家, 曾获1931年诺贝尔和平奖) Phoebe: Oh, did the little rich boy have a problem with the butler? Yes, mine's worse! 508
1 dishtowel `dIF9taJEl n.<美>干毛巾布, 擦碟干布 Rachel: Well, like anything can be sexy. Like umm, oh-oh, like this dishtowel! (She grabs it and starts rubbing it on her cheek.) Ooh, ooh, this feels sooo good against my cheek! And-and if I feel a little hot, I can just dab myself with it. Or I can bring it down to my side and bring it through my fingers while I talk to him. 508
3 injury 5indVEri n.伤害, 侮辱 Ross: Can you please not do that feet first? You know where his injury is! Severed toe, you just said it! 508
1 eviction i(:)5vikFEn n.逐出, 赶出 Ross: Huh, I don't know what to pick. Am I more thankful for my divorce or my eviction? Hmm. 508
1 roland 5rEulEnd n.罗兰(男子名) Ross: Listen, Roland Chang, if things go well, I抦 gonna be out with her all night. 508
1 chang tFB:N, tFAN n.青稞酒(亦作chong) Ross: Listen, Roland Chang, if things go well, I抦 gonna be out with her all night. 508
1 lacrosse lE5krCs n.长曲棍球 Ross: Oh mom! Okay, umm, her name is Carol. And she's really pretty. And smart. And uh, she's-she's on the lacrosse team and the golf team. Can you believe it? She plays for both teams! 508
1 sow sau n.大母猪vt.播种, 散布, 使密布vi.播种      SOW=start of word 起始词 The Doctor: It's too late, all we can do now is sow up the wound. 508
2 severed si5viE adj.严厉的, 严格的, 剧烈的, 严重的, 严峻的 The Paramedic: Twenty year old has got a severed toe on his right foot. 508
1 paramedic 5pArE7medik n.伞兵军医, 护理人员 The Paramedic: Twenty year old has got a severed toe on his right foot. 508
1 nudges nQdV n.用肘轻推, 轻推为引起注意 (Ross walks in, eating cotton candy. Monica nudges Chandler who hides the picture in his magazine. Ross sits down on the chair, he seems kinda out of it.) 509
2 classmates 5klB:smeIt n.同班同学 [Scene: Monica and Phoebe's class; the class has ended and Phoebe is talking to one of her classmates.] 509
3 fidgeting 5fidVit vi.坐立不安, 烦躁, 慌张, (不安地或心不在焉地)弄, 玩弄 vt.使烦乱, 使不安n.坐立不安, 烦躁, 不安定 [Scene: Monica and Rachel's, the entire gang is there, eating breakfast. Phoebe is on the couch, fidgeting.] 509
6 cynthia 5sinWjE n.月亮女神, 月亮 [Scene: The hallway, Joey is returning from a date with Cynthia.] 509
4 addict E5dikt vt.使沉溺, 使上瘾n.入迷的人, 有瘾的人 Chandler: Joey's a sex addict.  509
7 confront kEn5frQnt vt.使面临, 对抗 Cynthia: I can't believe you thought that you were going to video tape us having sex on the first date! (She storms away and Rachel enters to confront Joey.) 509
1 refusal ri5fju:zEl n.拒绝, 推却, 优先取舍权, 优先取舍的机会 Dr. Leedbetter: Threatening letters, refusal to meet deadlines, apparently people now call you mental. 509
3 behavior bi5heivjE n.举止, 行为 Dr. Leedbetter: We've been getting reports of some very angry behavior on your part. 509
1 enticed in5tais v.诱惑, 诱使 Joey: But sadly I could not be enticed. 509
4 hiya `haIjE int.你好! Joey: Hiya. 509
1 films film n.薄膜, 膜层, 胶卷, 影片, 薄雾, 轻烟, 电影vt.在...上覆以薄膜, 拍成电影vi.生薄膜, 变成朦胧, 拍电影 Joey: I'm Joey. I mean, I'm disgusting. I make low-budget adult films. (Points at Chandler, angrily.) 509
1 whiteys 5(h)waiti n.白人社会 Joey: That's it! I'm tired of covering for you two! This has got to stop! (Realizes he still has the underwear in his hand.) Ahh! (Throws them towards Chandler's room.) And tighty-whiteys! What are you, 8? 509
1 learners 5lE:nE n.学习者, 初学者 Monica: Come on! Tests make us all better learners! Oh yeah! (Running out) We should have essay questions!! 509
1 essay 5esei, 5esi vt.企图, 尝试n.企图, 散文, 小品文, 随笔, 短文, 评论 Monica: Come on! Tests make us all better learners! Oh yeah! (Running out) We should have essay questions!! 509
1 polaroid 5pEulErCid n.[物]人造偏光板 Monica: Hey. Okay, so umm, since that video camera thing didn't work out uh, I thought that I would give you just a little preview. (Hands him a Polaroid.) 509
4 entice in5tais v.诱惑, 诱使 Monica: I guess I set up the video camera to try and entice Joey. 509
2 comparing kEm5pZE v.比较, 相比, 比喻  n.比较 Phoebe: (smiling) I'm sorry. It was just so funny when you started comparing Jane Eyre to Robocop.  509
1 undies 5Qndiz n.<口>(尤指妇女的)内衣 Phoebe: (taking something out of the couch) Ew-eww!! Undies!  509
8 pervert pE(:)5vE:t v.反常 Phoebe: All right, wait! Just wait. Everybody just calm down. Okay? Let's give our friend Joey a chance to explain why he's such a big pervert! 509
2 cyborg 5saibC:^ [计] 电子人,半机械人 Phoebe: Fine! Okay, all right, so Jane Eyre, first of all, you'd think she's a woman, but she's not. She's a cyborg.  509
3 wildness   wildnessn.野生, 野蛮 Phoebe: Okay, umm, it's this tragic love story between Cathy and Heathcliff and umm, it takes place on like these really creepy mores in England. Which I think represents the wildness of Heathcliff's character. I totally get symbolism. 509
2 tragic 5trAdVik adj.悲惨的, 悲剧的n.(文艺作品或生活中的)悲剧因素, 悲剧风格 Phoebe: Okay, umm, it's this tragic love story between Cathy and Heathcliff and umm, it takes place on like these really creepy mores in England. Which I think represents the wildness of Heathcliff's character. I totally get symbolism. 509
2 symbolism 5simbElizEm n.象征主义, 符号论 Phoebe: Okay, umm, it's this tragic love story between Cathy and Heathcliff and umm, it takes place on like these really creepy mores in England. Which I think represents the wildness of Heathcliff's character. I totally get symbolism. 509
2 mores 5mC:ri:z n.风俗, 习惯, 民德, 道德观念 Phoebe: Okay, umm, it's this tragic love story between Cathy and Heathcliff and umm, it takes place on like these really creepy mores in England. Which I think represents the wildness of Heathcliff's character. I totally get symbolism. 509
2 stabbed   stabbedv.刺,中伤,刺穿 Phoebe: Someday I'll, tell you about the time I stabbed the cop. 509
1 insights 5insait n.洞察力, 见识 Phoebe: Umm, Rachel and I were just discussing it and she had some very interesting insights. 509
1 wethering 5weTE n.阉羊, 阉过的公羊 Phoebe: Umm, Wethering Heights. I'm taking a literature class at the New School and I have to finish it for the first session tomorrow. 509
19 robot 5rEubCt, 5rCbEt n.机器人, 遥控设备, 自动机械, 机械般工作的人 Rachel: A cyborg?! Isn't that like a robot?! 509
4 goodie   goodien.身份低微之老妇, 媪, 糖果adj.感伤的, <俗>伪善的int.<俗>好呀! Rachel: Come on Phoebe! Don抰 be such a goodie-goodie! 509
1 mirrored 5mirE n.镜子, 真实反映情况的东西, 典范vt.反映, 映出n.DOS命令:在磁盘安全区域存贮根目录和文件分配表      Mirror(反射)镜;反映[射];[WIN]对称[M]; DOS命令:在磁盘安全区域存贮根目录和文件分配表 Rachel: Oh-oh-oh, symbolism! And uh, the-the uh, wildness of the mores, which I think is-is mirrored in the wildness of Heathcliff's character. 509
2 vogue vEu^ n.时尚, 时髦, 风气, 流行, 风行adj.流行的, 时髦的 Rachel: Vogue! Hey, so tell me about this Jane Eyre woman. 509
5 eyre ZE n.巡回, 巡回法院 Rachel: Vogue! Hey, so tell me about this Jane Eyre woman. 509
1 rally 5rAli v.重整旗鼓, 给予新力量, (使)恢复健康, 力量, 决心, 集结n.集会 Rachel: Well yeah, but then I remembered I started it and there was this pep rally and I was, I was on top of the pyramid but anyway梪mm, what is this book about? 509
1 stupor 5stju:pE n.昏迷 Ross: (in a stupor) Hey Chandler. (Sees Monica.) Monica! 509
3 rage reidV n.愤怒, 情绪激动, 狂暴, 精神错乱vi.大怒, 狂吹, 风行 Ross: On account of my rage. 509
4 mitts mit n.露指手套, 棒球手套, 拳击手套 Ross: Really?! So what would you say Pheebs? Stuff like uh, "Keep your mitts off my grub?" 509
1 grub ^rQb n.幼虫, <俚>食物v.挖, 掘 Ross: Really?! So what would you say Pheebs? Stuff like uh, "Keep your mitts off my grub?" 509
3 reports ri5pC:t n.报告, 传说, 谣言, 声誉, 名声, 爆炸声v.报导, 汇报, 报到, 告发 Ross: That was the water fountain! Okay?! Anyway, people are writing reports for me, uh pushing back deadlines to meet my schedule, I'm telling you, you get tough with people you can get anything you want. (Joey walks by with a cup of coffee.) Hey Tribbiani, give me that coffee! Now! 509
4 fountain 5fauntin n.泉水, 喷泉, 源泉 Ross: That was the water fountain! Okay?! Anyway, people are writing reports for me, uh pushing back deadlines to meet my schedule, I'm telling you, you get tough with people you can get anything you want. (Joey walks by with a cup of coffee.) Hey Tribbiani, give me that coffee! Now! 509
2 deadlines 5dedlain n.最终期限 Ross: That was the water fountain! Okay?! Anyway, people are writing reports for me, uh pushing back deadlines to meet my schedule, I'm telling you, you get tough with people you can get anything you want. (Joey walks by with a cup of coffee.) Hey Tribbiani, give me that coffee! Now! 509
2 tranquilizer 5trANkwilaizE n.镇定剂, 使镇定的人或物 Ross: Uh-huh. Well, when the psychiatrist told me I had to take a leave of absence because I yelled at my boss I started to get worked up again, so he offered me a tranquilizer. And I thought was a good idea so, I took it. 509
3 remain ri5mein vi.保持, 逗留, 剩余, 残存 Ross: You-you-you-you (trying to remain in control) threw my sandwich away! 509
3 repeating ri5pi:tiN adj.反复的, 重复的 The Teacher: Are you just repeating what I'm saying? 509
1 shrewdly   shrewdly机灵的 The Teacher: Excellent! What Rachel has shrewdly observed here? 509
2 observed Eb5zE:v vt.观察, 观测, 遵守, 评述, 说 The Teacher: Excellent! What Rachel has shrewdly observed here? 509
1 characterize 5kArIktEraIz vt.表现...的特色, 刻画的...性格 The Teacher: How would you characterize the theme of this book, uh let's see here (looks at his attendance sheet), Rachel Green? 509
1 attendance E5tendEns n.出席, 出席的人数, 伺候, 照料 The Teacher: How would you characterize the theme of this book, uh let's see here (looks at his attendance sheet), Rachel Green? 509
2 feminism 5feminizEm n.女权运动 The Teacher: If you're talking about feminism, I think you're right. 509
2 venture 5ventFE n.冒险, 投机, 风险v.冒险, 冒昧, 斗胆, 胆敢(谦语) The Teacher: Would ya care to venture one? 509
1 scowl skaul n.愁容, 怒容, 暴风雨前的阴沉晦暗vi.皱眉头, 怒目而视vt.板着脸表示 [Scene: In front of Macys, Phoebe has adorned her bucket with numerous signs. Like "We are not a urinal!" and "I have no Macys info." And other stuff like that. She also has a scowl on her face as she is ringing her bell. A little old lady walks up to make a donation but Phoebe stops her.] 510
2 numerous 5nju:mErEs adj.众多的, 许多的, 无数的 [Scene: In front of Macys, Phoebe has adorned her bucket with numerous signs. Like "We are not a urinal!" and "I have no Macys info." And other stuff like that. She also has a scowl on her face as she is ringing her bell. A little old lady walks up to make a donation but Phoebe stops her.] 510
3 donation dEu5neiFEn n.捐赠品, 捐款, 贡献 [Scene: In front of Macys, Phoebe has adorned her bucket with numerous signs. Like "We are not a urinal!" and "I have no Macys info." And other stuff like that. She also has a scowl on her face as she is ringing her bell. A little old lady walks up to make a donation but Phoebe stops her.] 510
1 adorned E5dC:n v.装饰 [Scene: In front of Macys, Phoebe has adorned her bucket with numerous signs. Like "We are not a urinal!" and "I have no Macys info." And other stuff like that. She also has a scowl on her face as she is ringing her bell. A little old lady walks up to make a donation but Phoebe stops her.] 510
1 collecting kE5lekt v.收集, 聚集, 集中, 搜集adj.由收件人付款的adv.由收件人付款地 [Scene: In front of Macys, Phoebe is collecting donations and ringing her bell.]  510
1 efforts 5efEt n.努力, 成就 [Scene: Monica and Rachel's, Monica and Rachel are about to read another one of Joey's efforts.] 510
1 ignited i^5nait v.点火, 点燃 Chandler: (entering from his room carrying a fire extinguisher and wearing oven mitts) Oh yeah, it's great! See you take a tennis ball, a bowl, and some lighter fluid桹p! Op! (He puts out a small fire which has re-ignited in his room.) 510
1 relaxes ri5lAks vi.放松, 休息, 休养, 变从容vt.使松驰, 缓和, 使松懈, 使休息 Chandler: (To Ross) Why don't you cut him a little slack? Okay? Maybe if he relaxes a little bit, he'll get some work done. 510
1 spackle `spAkl [建]n.填泥料      Spackle  [5spAkl]  [spackle ] 上抹墙粉于... 一种抹墙粉的商标名 [spackle ]抹墙粉 Chandler: Do you even remember which part of the wall is not spackle? 510
3 reacted ri5Akt vi.起反应, 起作用, 反抗, 起反作用 Chandler: No, it was me. I'm sorry. I over reacted. 510
5 deposit di5pCzit n.堆积物, 沉淀物, 存款, 押金, 保证金, 存放物vt.存放, 堆积vi.沉淀 Chandler: Okay, but be careful okay, because I wanna get our security deposit back. 510
1 airhead `eEhed n.(在敌方境内强行建立的)空降场,空军前进基地 Danny: 卻o we finally get to the top of the mountain and airhead here (His sister) forgets the camera! 510
2 crank krANk adj.脾气暴燥的, 易怒的n.[机]曲柄, 奇想vt.[机]装曲柄vi.[机]转动曲柄 Joey: (jumping up) All right! But uh, listen, what do you say we crank it up a notch? 510
1 discouraged dIs`kQrIdVd adj.气馁的 Joey: (Very discouraged) Okay, is there anything else? 510
5 created   createdadj.创造的 Joey: A handsome man enters. (Playing the part of the handsome man.) Hey! How's it going guys? I don't know what you two were talking about, but I'd like to say thanks to both of you. You, (Ross) you wouldn't let me give up on myself, and you (Chandler) well you co-created Fireball. The end. 510
1 religious ri5lidVEs adj.信奉宗教的, 虔诚的, 宗教上的, 修道的, 严谨的n.僧侣, 尼姑, 修道士 Joey: Hey, don抰 get religious on me, ok. (Ross looks a little confused.) A guy in your position needs to be a little better at relaxing. You know. Why do you think we have the comfortable chairs? Huh...come here卻it down. (Ross sits down.) Ready? (Joey flips the foot rest up.) Ahh!! (He reclines the chair fully.) Ohh, yeah!! Huh?! 510
7 relaxing ri5lAks vi.放松, 休息, 休养, 变从容vt.使松驰, 缓和, 使松懈, 使休息 Joey: Hey, don抰 get religious on me, ok. (Ross looks a little confused.) A guy in your position needs to be a little better at relaxing. You know. Why do you think we have the comfortable chairs? Huh...come here卻it down. (Ross sits down.) Ready? (Joey flips the foot rest up.) Ahh!! (He reclines the chair fully.) Ohh, yeah!! Huh?! 510
3 reclines ri5klain v.放置 Joey: Hey, don抰 get religious on me, ok. (Ross looks a little confused.) A guy in your position needs to be a little better at relaxing. You know. Why do you think we have the comfortable chairs? Huh...come here卻it down. (Ross sits down.) Ready? (Joey flips the foot rest up.) Ahh!! (He reclines the chair fully.) Ohh, yeah!! Huh?! 510
4 unhook 5Qn5huk vt.从...取下, 解开 Joey: Hey-hey guys, hey! How about we settle this over a friendly game of Fireball? Huh? I'll go unhook the smoke detectors! 510
1 detectors di5tektE n.发现者, 侦察器, 探测器, 检波器, 检电器 Joey: Hey-hey guys, hey! How about we settle this over a friendly game of Fireball? Huh? I'll go unhook the smoke detectors! 510
2 discipline 5disiplin n.纪律, 学科v.训练 Joey: I can't write! Y'know I mean I-I-I'm an actor, I don't have the discipline that takes, y'know? I can't do it. 510
1 torch tC:tF n.火把, 启发之物vi.像火炬一样燃烧vt.用火炬点燃 Joey: No-no, this only took five minutes. I spent the rest of the day coming up with new, Ultimate Fireball. (Takes out a bowling ball and a propane torch.) Ha-ha! 510
1 propane 5prEupein n.[化]丙烷 Joey: No-no, this only took five minutes. I spent the rest of the day coming up with new, Ultimate Fireball. (Takes out a bowling ball and a propane torch.) Ha-ha! 510
4 perfume 5pE:fju:m n.香味, 芳香, 香水vt.使发香, 洒香水于, 发香味 Monica: It's my new perfume. Why don't you come closer where you can really appreciate it? 510
1 ashtray 5AFtreI n.烟灰缸 Phoebe: Does it look like an ashtray? 510
1 allo 5AlEu adj.紧密相联的[化]同分异构的 Phoebe: Happy Holidays. Feliz Navidad. Allo, and Merry Christmas. (A man put some change in her bucket.) Ohh thank you sir. Here's some joy. (She waves her hand up and down as if she is spreading joy.) 510
2 smoldering 5smEuldE vi.郁积, 闷烧n.闷烧 Phoebe: Hey!! (The bucket starts smoking.) The charity's on fire! Help! (Yet another guy walks by carrying a cup, which Phoebe grabs.) Oh good! Thank you, I need that. (She throws onto the smoldering fire. Suddenly the bucket erupts in flames.) Whoa! What is that?! (She sniffs the cup.) (To the guy.) It's nine o'clock in the morning! 510
2 erupts i5rQpt vt.喷出vi.爆发 Phoebe: Hey!! (The bucket starts smoking.) The charity's on fire! Help! (Yet another guy walks by carrying a cup, which Phoebe grabs.) Oh good! Thank you, I need that. (She throws onto the smoldering fire. Suddenly the bucket erupts in flames.) Whoa! What is that?! (She sniffs the cup.) (To the guy.) It's nine o'clock in the morning! 510
1 swede swi:d 蕉青甘蓝      Swede     n.瑞典人 Phoebe: Is that a new Swede jacket? It looks really expensive. 510
1 respects ris5pekt n.尊敬, 敬重, 注意, 考虑, 尊重, 关系, 有关, 敬意vt.尊敬, 尊重, 不防碍 Phoebe: Nobody! Nobody respects the bucket! You wouldn't believe what people put in here! Look! (Hands it to Monica.) Okay, does this look like a garbage can to you? 510
1 scowls skaul n.愁容, 怒容, 暴风雨前的阴沉晦暗vi.皱眉头, 怒目而视vt.板着脸表示 Phoebe: Oh, I'm going to give him something else besides joy, just?(She scowls at him.) 510
2 smirks smE:k v.傻笑n.假笑 Phoebe: Ohh, they gave me a great spot. Right by Macys. Yeah, they hardly ever give such a good spot to a rookie, but I抦 the only one who can sing "Merry Christmas" in 25 languages. (She smirks.) I lied. 510
3 rookie 5rJkI n.新手 Phoebe: Ohh, they gave me a great spot. Right by Macys. Yeah, they hardly ever give such a good spot to a rookie, but I抦 the only one who can sing "Merry Christmas" in 25 languages. (She smirks.) I lied. 510
2 donations dEu5neiFEn n.捐赠品, 捐款, 贡献 Phoebe: Ohh, you and your ways. (She shakes the bell at him and sits down.) Since it抯 Christmastime. I抦 going to be one of those people collection donations. 510
1 christmastime `krIsmEstaIm n.(=Christmastide)圣诞节期 Phoebe: Ohh, you and your ways. (She shakes the bell at him and sits down.) Since it抯 Christmastime. I抦 going to be one of those people collection donations. 510
2 greetings 5^ri:tiN n.祝贺, 问候 Phoebe: Okay, Seasons Greetings and everything, but still? 510
2 tiffany 5tifEni n.纱的一种 Rachel: I'm doing just fine! God, Tiffany, you smell so great! 510
6 wrestle 5resl n.摔跤, 角力, 扭斗vi.摔跤, 格斗, 斗争, 斟酌vt.与(对手)摔跤, 使劲搬动 Rachel: Uh, I don't have any brothers so I don't know, but uh, did you guys wrestle? 510
1 meddled 5medl v.管闲事 Rachel: Well, you should be, this is all your fault! You meddled in our relationship!! 510
2 skip skip v.跳, 蹦, 急速改变, 跳读, 遗漏, 跳跃n.跳跃 Rachel: Yeah uh, y'know what uh, let's skip it. 510
1 rulebook `rU:lbJk n.规则手册[说明] Ross: All right. (Reading.) A room. A man enters, he looks suspicious. (Stops reading a flips the page to find the next one is blank.) That's it? (Joey shrugs.) Joey, you're supposed to have five pages done by now! Including an exciting incident! (Flipping through the rest of the pad.) And what is, and what is all this?! (Reading.) The official rulebook of Fireball. 510
6 fireball 5faIEbC:l n.火球, 大流星, [军](旧式)燃烧弹, [美口]工作起来劲十足的人 Ross: All right. (Reading.) A room. A man enters, he looks suspicious. (Stops reading a flips the page to find the next one is blank.) That's it? (Joey shrugs.) Joey, you're supposed to have five pages done by now! Including an exciting incident! (Flipping through the rest of the pad.) And what is, and what is all this?! (Reading.) The official rulebook of Fireball. 510
3 sabbatical sE5bAtIk(E)l adj.安息日的, 似安息日的, 周期性休息的 Ross: Hey, I am not unemployed. I抦 on sabbatical! 510
1 distractions dis5trAkFEn n.娱乐, 分心, 分心的事物 Ross: I guess when you don't have so many distractions, it's easier for you to focus. Huh? 510
1 reorganized 5ri:5C:^Enaiz v.改组, 再编制, 改造 Ross: I...reorganized the fridge. See, bottom shelf: meats and dairy. (There抯 nothing on the shelf.) Middle shelf: fruits and vegetables. (There抯 one lone tomato.) And top shelf: expired products. (The shelf is jammed packed.) 510
1 products 5prCdEkt n.产品, 产物, 乘积 Ross: I...reorganized the fridge. See, bottom shelf: meats and dairy. (There抯 nothing on the shelf.) Middle shelf: fruits and vegetables. (There抯 one lone tomato.) And top shelf: expired products. (The shelf is jammed packed.) 510
1 meats mi: t n.(食用)肉, 肉类 Ross: I...reorganized the fridge. See, bottom shelf: meats and dairy. (There抯 nothing on the shelf.) Middle shelf: fruits and vegetables. (There抯 one lone tomato.) And top shelf: expired products. (The shelf is jammed packed.) 510
2 hunting 5hQntiN n.打猎, 搜索, 追逐 Ross: I'm sorry, man. Hey, y'know what you should do? You should make something happen for yourself. Y'know, like-like write a play. Write a movie! Huh? I mean, what about those Good Will Hunting guys? 510
2 lawsuit 5lC:su:t, 5lC:sju:t n.诉讼(尤指非刑事案件) Ross: This is helping your career?! Huh? I thought you wanted to be an actor not the creator of crazy lawsuit game! 510
1 creator kri:5eItE(r) n.[计] 创建者, 创作者 Ross: This is helping your career?! Huh? I thought you wanted to be an actor not the creator of crazy lawsuit game! 510
2 weighted 5weitid adj.有利的 Ross: Uh, you weighted 200 pounds. 510
3 avail E5veil vi.有益于, 有帮助, 有用, 有利vt.有利于n.效用, 利益 (He goes to pull up his pants, but can't seem to get them past his knees. He frantically tries to pull them up to no avail. Panic sets in.) 511
1 wonderment 5wQndEmEnt n.惊奇, 惊叹 (He shifts on the couch and a ripping sound emanates from his lower regions, the sound reminds one of a brief explosion of gas. In other words, it sounds like he farted. She has a look of horrific wonderment, wondering "Did he just fart?") 511
1 regions 5ri:dVEn n.区域, 地方, (世界上某个特定的)地区, (艺术,科学等的)领域, (大气, 海水等的)层 (He shifts on the couch and a ripping sound emanates from his lower regions, the sound reminds one of a brief explosion of gas. In other words, it sounds like he farted. She has a look of horrific wonderment, wondering "Did he just fart?") 511
1 horrific hC5rifik adj.令人毛骨悚然的, 可怕的, 恐怖的 (He shifts on the couch and a ripping sound emanates from his lower regions, the sound reminds one of a brief explosion of gas. In other words, it sounds like he farted. She has a look of horrific wonderment, wondering "Did he just fart?") 511
1 farted fB:t n.<俗>屁vi.放屁 (He shifts on the couch and a ripping sound emanates from his lower regions, the sound reminds one of a brief explosion of gas. In other words, it sounds like he farted. She has a look of horrific wonderment, wondering "Did he just fart?") 511
2 explosion iks5plEuVEn n.爆发, 发出, 爆炸, [矿]煤气爆炸 (He shifts on the couch and a ripping sound emanates from his lower regions, the sound reminds one of a brief explosion of gas. In other words, it sounds like he farted. She has a look of horrific wonderment, wondering "Did he just fart?") 511
2 emanates 5emEneit vi.散发, 发出, 发源vt.[罕]发散, 放射 (He shifts on the couch and a ripping sound emanates from his lower regions, the sound reminds one of a brief explosion of gas. In other words, it sounds like he farted. She has a look of horrific wonderment, wondering "Did he just fart?") 511
1 sensation sen5seiFEn n.感觉, 感情, 感动, 耸人听闻的 (Ross proceeds to apply copious amounts of the lotion on his legs. He literally starts spraying the back of his legs with the lotion, and as he applies some to his butt he makes a happy face like he enjoyed that sensation. After using about half the bottle he again tries to pull up his pants, but at the first sign of resistance, his hand slips off of the pants and hits him in the forehead.) 511
1 copious 5kEupjEs adj.很多的, 广识的, 丰富的 (Ross proceeds to apply copious amounts of the lotion on his legs. He literally starts spraying the back of his legs with the lotion, and as he applies some to his butt he makes a happy face like he enjoyed that sensation. After using about half the bottle he again tries to pull up his pants, but at the first sign of resistance, his hand slips off of the pants and hits him in the forehead.) 511
4 apply E5plai vt.申请, 应用vi.申请, 适用 (Ross proceeds to apply copious amounts of the lotion on his legs. He literally starts spraying the back of his legs with the lotion, and as he applies some to his butt he makes a happy face like he enjoyed that sensation. After using about half the bottle he again tries to pull up his pants, but at the first sign of resistance, his hand slips off of the pants and hits him in the forehead.) 511
2 applies E5plai vt.申请, 应用vi.申请, 适用 (Ross proceeds to apply copious amounts of the lotion on his legs. He literally starts spraying the back of his legs with the lotion, and as he applies some to his butt he makes a happy face like he enjoyed that sensation. After using about half the bottle he again tries to pull up his pants, but at the first sign of resistance, his hand slips off of the pants and hits him in the forehead.) 511
1 amounts E5maunt n.数量vi.(to) 总计, 等于 (Ross proceeds to apply copious amounts of the lotion on his legs. He literally starts spraying the back of his legs with the lotion, and as he applies some to his butt he makes a happy face like he enjoyed that sensation. After using about half the bottle he again tries to pull up his pants, but at the first sign of resistance, his hand slips off of the pants and hits him in the forehead.) 511
1 resulted ri5zQlt n.结果, 成效, 计算结果vi.起因, 由于, 以...为结果, 导致 (She puts her hands over her breasts and indicates that the coworkers boob job resulted in one pointing up and one pointing down with her hands by pointing up with one hand and down with the other.) 511
1 envelops in5velEp vt.包封, 遮盖, 包围n.包裹, 封, 包围, 信封 [Cut to Elizabeth Hornswoggle's bathroom, Ross frantically pulls his shirt out and drops his pants. He exhales in sheer ecstasy as the coolness of the bathroom envelops his legs. He sits on the cast iron bathtub, again gasping in pleasure. He next grabs a magazine and starts to blow air on his exposed legs, but that doesn't work the way he wants it to. So he throws the magazine down, looks around for another idea, and finds one. He jumps up and hops to the sink. He turns on the water and starts to splash some on his legs, cooling them further.] 511
3 ecstasy 5ekstEsi n.入迷 [Cut to Elizabeth Hornswoggle's bathroom, Ross frantically pulls his shirt out and drops his pants. He exhales in sheer ecstasy as the coolness of the bathroom envelops his legs. He sits on the cast iron bathtub, again gasping in pleasure. He next grabs a magazine and starts to blow air on his exposed legs, but that doesn't work the way he wants it to. So he throws the magazine down, looks around for another idea, and finds one. He jumps up and hops to the sink. He turns on the water and starts to splash some on his legs, cooling them further.] 511
1 coolness   coolnessn.冷静, 冷, 凉爽 [Cut to Elizabeth Hornswoggle's bathroom, Ross frantically pulls his shirt out and drops his pants. He exhales in sheer ecstasy as the coolness of the bathroom envelops his legs. He sits on the cast iron bathtub, again gasping in pleasure. He next grabs a magazine and starts to blow air on his exposed legs, but that doesn't work the way he wants it to. So he throws the magazine down, looks around for another idea, and finds one. He jumps up and hops to the sink. He turns on the water and starts to splash some on his legs, cooling them further.] 511
1 inquiring in5kwaiEriN adj.咨询的, 打听的, 爱追根究底的 [Scene: Elizabeth's apartment; Elizabeth is inquiring as to the delay in Ross's exit from her bathroom.] 511
1 delay di5lei v.耽搁, 延迟, 延期, 迟滞n.耽搁, 延迟, 迟滞 [Scene: Elizabeth's apartment; Elizabeth is inquiring as to the delay in Ross's exit from her bathroom.] 511
1 shameless 5Feimlis adj.不知羞耻的 [Scene: Monica and Rachel's, Monica and Rachel are hosting a New Year's party. So the place is crowded and in a shameless promotion for NBC they're watching Jay Leno's coverage of New Year's from Time Square.] 511
1 nbc Nuclear,Biologicak,Chemical, 核、生、化abbr.<美> National Broadcasting Company国家广播公司abbr.Nuclear,Biological,Chemical  核生物化学总称 [Scene: Monica and Rachel's, Monica and Rachel are hosting a New Year's party. So the place is crowded and in a shameless promotion for NBC they're watching Jay Leno's coverage of New Year's from Time Square.] 511
3 hosting `hEJstIN n.群众或部队的集合, 作战 [Scene: Monica and Rachel's, Monica and Rachel are hosting a New Year's party. So the place is crowded and in a shameless promotion for NBC they're watching Jay Leno's coverage of New Year's from Time Square.] 511
1 coverage 5kQvEridV n.覆盖 [Scene: Monica and Rachel's, Monica and Rachel are hosting a New Year's party. So the place is crowded and in a shameless promotion for NBC they're watching Jay Leno's coverage of New Year's from Time Square.] 511
1 auntie 5B:nti n.姑妈, 伯母, 舅妈, 阿姨 Ben: Auntie Monica!! (He runs to hug her.) 511
6 hornswoggle `hR:n9swC^l vt.骗, 瞒 Chandler: (reading it) Elizabeth Hornswoggle? 511
1 plummet 5plQmit n.铅锤, 重荷vi.垂直落下 Chandler: That's good one too, Pheebs. Now all you have to do is find a planeload of people who's resolution is to plummet to their deaths. 511
1 planeload `pleInlEJd n.飞机负载量 Chandler: That's good one too, Pheebs. Now all you have to do is find a planeload of people who's resolution is to plummet to their deaths. 511
1 deaths deW n.死, 死亡, 致死的原因, 毁灭, 屠杀 Chandler: That's good one too, Pheebs. Now all you have to do is find a planeload of people who's resolution is to plummet to their deaths. 511
2 andy 5Andi n.Andrew 之昵称 Joey: (looking in the Yellow Pages) Look, maybe I need to try a real teacher! Right here! Here! Andy Cooper, he teaches guitar and look ooh, there's a nice picture of him with a little kid and THE KID'S GOT A GUITAR!!!!!! (Storms out.) 511
1 strands strAnd n.绳、线之一股, 线, 绳, 串, 海滨, 河岸vi.搁浅vt.使搁浅, 使落后, 使陷于困境, 弄断, 搓 Joey: (To Ross) Uh, Rachel's here, so good luck man, let me know how it works out. (He hangs up the phone and strands Ross in the bathroom.) 511
1 gossiping 5^Csip n.闲话, 闲谈 Joey: And you're not supposed to be gossiping!!  511
2 sprinkle 5spriNkl v.撒(某物)于(某物之表面), 洒, 喷撒 Joey: Good-good, okay, sprinkle some of that on your legs, it'll absorb some of the moisture and then you can get your pants back up. 511
1 moisture 5mCistFE n.潮湿, 湿气 Joey: Good-good, okay, sprinkle some of that on your legs, it'll absorb some of the moisture and then you can get your pants back up. 511
1 absorb Eb5sC:b vt.吸收, 吸引 Joey: Good-good, okay, sprinkle some of that on your legs, it'll absorb some of the moisture and then you can get your pants back up. 511
8 powder 5paudE n.粉, 粉末, 火药, 尘土vt.搽粉于, 撒粉, 使成粉末vi.搽粉, 变成粉末 Joey: Oh. That is quite a situation. Uh, do you see any like, powder? 511
1 vaseline 5vAzili:n n.凡士林, 凡士林的商标名      Vaselinen. 凡士林 Joey: Umm, do you see any梠h, Vaseline?  511
4 listed `lIstId adj.列出的 Joey: Well, y'know those special skills I have listed on my resume? I would love it would be great if one of those was true. 511
2 strumming strQm n.乱弹的声音v.乱弹, 乱奏 Joey: Wow! Cool! (He takes the guitar, stands up, and goes to play a note. However, while strumming it, he knocks it out of his hands and it bounces off the table and lands on the floor. Phoebe just stares at the guitar.) 511
6 gossip 5^Csip n.闲话, 闲谈 Monica: Hey Rach, maybe your resolution should be to umm, gossip less. 511
1 sprouting   sprouting发芽, 萌发 Monica: She has a better chance of sprouting wings and flying up your nose than you do of not making fun of us. 511
3 botched bCtF v.修补 Monica: Well if Ted Kopel talked about his coworkers botched boob jobs, I would. 511
1 guitars ^i5tB: n.吉他, 六弦琴vi.弹吉他 Phoebe: Did you, did you touch any of the guitars while you were there? Did you?! 511
7 studying 5stQdi n.学习, 研究, 学科, 试作, 论文, 求学, 努力, 书房vt.学习, 攻读, 研究, 考虑, 计划vi.学习, 试图 Phoebe: G-sharp? Have you been studying the real names of the chords? (Joey doesn't answer.) Have you? (He looks away in shame.) Oh my God!  511
2 unattended 5QnE5tendid adj.没人照顾的, 未被注意的, 无人出席的, (伤口等)未敷裹的, 没有同伴的 Phoebe: Okay, I'm gonna go too. I'm gonna go to the airport. I figure if I hang around there long enough, someone's bound to leave one of those planes unattended. 511
1 planes   planesn.位面 Phoebe: Okay, I'm gonna go too. I'm gonna go to the airport. I figure if I hang around there long enough, someone's bound to leave one of those planes unattended. 511
1 transcribers trAns5kraibE 誊写者 抄录器 读数器 信息转换器 Phoebe: Okay, lesson one: chords. Now, I don't know the actual names of the chords but umm, I-I-I made up names for the way my hand looks while I'm doing them. (She starts to show Joey the chords. Transcribers Note: For this one you'll have to use your imagination, 'cause it would take me 50 pages to describe each one. So if you want to see them, you'll have to wait for this episode to come to a TV near you.) (Holding up her hand and then reconfiguring her hand with each name.) So then, this is Bear Claw. Okay, umm, Turkey Leg and Old Lady. (Joey tries to imitate them.) 511
1 reconfiguring 9ri:kEn`fI^E(r); -^jJE(r) v.重新装配, 改装 Phoebe: Okay, lesson one: chords. Now, I don't know the actual names of the chords but umm, I-I-I made up names for the way my hand looks while I'm doing them. (She starts to show Joey the chords. Transcribers Note: For this one you'll have to use your imagination, 'cause it would take me 50 pages to describe each one. So if you want to see them, you'll have to wait for this episode to come to a TV near you.) (Holding up her hand and then reconfiguring her hand with each name.) So then, this is Bear Claw. Okay, umm, Turkey Leg and Old Lady. (Joey tries to imitate them.) 511
3 claw klC: n.爪, 脚爪v.抓 Phoebe: Okay, lesson one: chords. Now, I don't know the actual names of the chords but umm, I-I-I made up names for the way my hand looks while I'm doing them. (She starts to show Joey the chords. Transcribers Note: For this one you'll have to use your imagination, 'cause it would take me 50 pages to describe each one. So if you want to see them, you'll have to wait for this episode to come to a TV near you.) (Holding up her hand and then reconfiguring her hand with each name.) So then, this is Bear Claw. Okay, umm, Turkey Leg and Old Lady. (Joey tries to imitate them.) 511
2 iceberg 5aisbE^ n.冰山, 冷冰冰的人 Phoebe: Tiger! (Joey moves his hand in an attempt to do the chord, in fact he does it with each name.) Dragon! Iceberg!! (He fails.) Joseph, did you even study at all last night? 511
6 ain't eint prep.不是 Rachel: All right, how about I go over there and I will walk into Chandler's bedroom and I will see that thing that I think that I know is actually the thing that I think that I know! (Note: Kudos to Ms. Aniston on the delivery of that line. She said it very quickly and didn't screw up a word. Try it yourself, it ain't that easy.) 511
3 pace peis n.(一)步, 速度, 步调, 步法, 步态vi.踱步, 缓慢的走vt.用步测, 踱步于, (马)溜花蹄      PACE=Performance and Cost Evaluation 性能与成本估价 Rachel: Arghh!! (She quickly hangs up the phone and starts to pace around wondering what to do.) 511
1 claire klZE 克莱尔(女子名, Clara的异体) Rachel: Op, look! Claire forgot her glasses! And she's gonna be really needing these to keep an eye on that boyfriend, who, I hear, needs to keep his stapler in his desk drawer, if you know what I'm talking about. 511
1 snuggle 5snQ^l v.偎依 Ross: (talking to himself) My God! These pants are burning up! (He's still wearing the leather pants.) (She snuggles closer.) Oh come on, she wants to snuggle now! What is she trying to kill me? It's like a volcano in here! (Out loud.) Are you hot?  511
8 resolution 7rezE5lju:FEn n.坚定, 决心, 决定, 决议 Ross: Everyday I am gonna do one thing that I haven't done before. That my friends is my New Year's resolution. 511
2 squeaks skwi:k n.尖叫声, 吱吱声, 机会v.发出尖叫声 Ross: Look at me! (Chandler squeaks in an attempt not to make fun of him.) 511
2 fringe frindV n.边缘, 须边, 刘海adj.边缘的, 额外的v.在...上加以缘饰, 成为...的边缘 Ross: Maybe I should get another pair! Ooh, y'know, they-they had some with fringe all down the sides. (Chandler starts rubbing his temple again.) I'm gonna go kiss Ben goodnight. (He starts to head for Monica's bedroom.) I can't believe he thinks I'm a cowboy. (Pause.) I would make a good cowboy. (He struts into Monica's room.) 511
1 shrunk FrQNk vbl.shrink的过去式和过去分词 Ross: No, I-I got really hot in my leather pants so I took them off but they must have shrunk from the-the sweat or-or-or my legs expanded from the heat. Look, I-I can't put them back on. I can't! 511
1 expanded iks5pAndid 膨胀的 扩大[张]的 延伸的 展[张]开的 Ross: No, I-I got really hot in my leather pants so I took them off but they must have shrunk from the-the sweat or-or-or my legs expanded from the heat. Look, I-I can't put them back on. I can't! 511
4 paste peist n.糊, 面团, 黏土团vt.用浆糊粘, 张贴n.粘贴 Ross: They're still, they're still not coming on man and the lotion and the powder have made a paste! 511
11 divorces di5vC:s n.离婚, 脱离vt.使离婚, 与...脱离 Ross: Y'know what? I'm gonna go out on a limb and say no divorces in '99! 511
2 suzie 5su:zi (=Susy, Susi, Susie, Suzy)苏西(女子名) Teleplay by: Suzie Villandry 511
1 settling 5setliN n.沉淀物 [Scene: Chandler, Joey, and Ross's, Phoebe is settling a dispute between the chick and the duck.] 512
1 dispute dis5pju:t v.争论, 辩论, 怀疑, 抗拒, 阻止, 争夺(土地,胜利等)n.争论, 辩论, 争吵 [Scene: Chandler, Joey, and Ross's, Phoebe is settling a dispute between the chick and the duck.] 512
1 downing daun adj.向下的adv.向下, 在下面, 下去, 降下prep.往下, 沿着n.绒毛, 软毛, 开阔的高地 [Scene: Monica and Rachel's, Rachel is trying to pry more information about Chandler and Monica from Joey who's sitting on the couch and busy downing a pizza.] 512
1 implications 7impli5keiFEn n.牵连, 含意, 暗示 Chandler: (realizes what Ross just said and the implications to him) I am mad! But you know what I'm gonna do? I'm gonna forgive you! Because that's what friends do! They forgive their friends when they do everything you just said, all on the list there. Well, but I want you to remember that I forgave you. 512
2 forgave fE5^eiv vbl.forgive的过去式 Chandler: (realizes what Ross just said and the implications to him) I am mad! But you know what I'm gonna do? I'm gonna forgive you! Because that's what friends do! They forgive their friends when they do everything you just said, all on the list there. Well, but I want you to remember that I forgave you. 512
1 repaired ri5pZE n.修理, 修补vt.修理, 修补, 补救, 纠正 Chandler: And! They like me more just because I was with ya! I think you repaired a lot of the damage from when they met Joey. And Doug wants us to play tennis with them. He's never even talked to me outside of work. Except for that time when we bumped into each other at that strip club. (She glares at him.) Strip church. Anyway, I'm gonna go try and find a racquet. 512
1 management 5mAnidVmEnt n.经营, 管理, 处理, 操纵, 驾驶, 手段 Chandler: Did they teach you that in your anger management class? 512
1 gullible 5^QlIb(E)l adj.易受骗的 Chandler: Man, she is really gullible. 512
18 kara `kB:rE Sea喀拉海(北冰洋边海,在苏联新地岛和北地群岛之间) Doug: Hi! And this is my wife Kara. 512
1 sweeten 5swi:tn v.(使) 变甜, 加糖 Doug: Well, maybe I'll bring it out and have Monica stick her finger in it. That oughta sweeten it up, huh? (Once again, with the laugh.) 512
1 howe haJ n.洞, 孔      Howe  [hau]  豪(①姓氏 ②Elias, 1819-1867, 美国缝纫机发明人) Doug: Yeah, Dewey, Cheatum, and Howe. 512
2 dewey 5dju(:)i 杜威(①姓氏 ②John, 1859-1952, 美国哲学家、教育家 ③Melvil, 1851-1931, 美国教育家) Doug: Yeah, Dewey, Cheatum, and Howe. 512
1 infamous 5infEmEs adj.声名狼籍的 Janice: Oh! Okay! (To Ross) You, Mister Right Place at the Right Time, call me! (Does her famous, or is that infamous, laugh and exits.) 512
6 comic 5kCmik n.滑稽演员adj.滑稽的, 喜剧的 Joey: (entering) Hey Rach! Hey, you mind if I read my comic books in here? 512
1 flattened 5flAtn vi.变平, 变单调vt.使平, 变平, 打倒, 使失去光泽 Joey: (eyeing the flattened scone) Anybody gonna eat that? 512
4 contestants kEn5testEnt n.竞争者, 争论者 Joey: All right. Let's get the contestants out of their isolation booths. (He removes the waste bucket that's over the duck and the laundry basket that's over the chicken.) And they're off! (He puts his foot in front of the chick, stopping it from moving.) 512
3 nutter 5nQtE n.拾坚果的人, 疯狂之人 Joey: And the duck gets the Nutter-Butter! 512
1 hanks hANk n.一束, 一卷vt.使成一卷卷 Joey: Oh. Are you sure you don't want to come? Tom Hanks, Meg Ryan, they get mail and stuff. 512
1 browned braun 布朗(姓氏) Monica: Am I on fire today or what?! Those birds are browned, basted, and ready to be carved! 512
1 basted beist vt.粗缝, 润以油脂, (在烤肉上)涂油, 狠揍, 大骂 Monica: Am I on fire today or what?! Those birds are browned, basted, and ready to be carved! 512
1 smash smAF v.打碎, 粉碎n.打碎, 粉碎adj.出色的 Monica: I got it! (She hits a forehand smash that bounces right in between Doug and Kara and scores a point.) 512
1 sniveling 5snivl v.流鼻涕n.啜泣 Monica: I'd rather hang out with a sniveling work weasel guy when I can be hanging out with my boyfriend who I actually respect. 512
1 bigot 5bi^Et n.盲目信仰者, 顽固者 Monica: Mr. Bigot. He tells the most racist jokes. 512
4 liar 5laiE n.(惯于)说谎者 Monica: Sorry! I'm just桰'm not very good at this! I'm a terrible liar and I hate having to lie to Rachel! 512
1 racquets 5rAkit n.球拍, 拍球戏, 球拍型雪鞋 Monica: They have racquets don't they?! 512
1 inventory 5invEntri n.详细目录, 存货, 财产清册, 总量 Monica: What are you doing here? I thought you had to do inventory all day. 512
1 imply im5plai vt.暗示, 意味 Monica: Yeah! I mean it was really funny, I-I just don't think you got it. You see Kara's coffee is-is-is weak tasting, okay? But-but what Doug was-was imply that it was weak physically. You get it now honey? 512
7 mocks mCk v.嘲笑, 骗, 挫败, 嘲弄adj.假的n.嘲弄, 模仿, 仿制品 Monica: Y'know what really bothers me? Is梚t's how-how different you act around them! I mean y'know the throwing the tennis games, the fake laugh, the "I'll see you around, Bing!" "Not if I see you first, Doug!" (Mocks the fake laugh.) I gotta tell you, I don't like Work Chandler. Okay? The guy's a suck-up. 512
2 clucks klQk n.咯咯的叫声v.咯咯叫 Phoebe: (gasps) Ohh. Uh-huh. Uh-huh. (The chick clucks.) You'll get your turn! 512
1 wonton 5wCn7tCn n.馄饨 Phoebe: (turning from Ross.) No!! Hey-hey that's not a Nutter-Butter, that's just an old Wonton! 512
2 contestant kEn5testEnt n.竞争者, 争论者 Phoebe: Get your foot off my contestant! Judge! 512
1 louisiana lu(:)7i:zi5AnE n.路易斯安那, (美国南部的州名) Phoebe: Hey, you know what might help you deal with it? Think of it this way, you and Emily are in the past and you can't be mad about the past. So are you still mad about the Louisiana Purchase? 512
1 farrell 5fArEl 法雷尔(姓氏) Rachel: (entering) Okay, I have to tell you something that I have never admitted during our entire friendship! But, when we were in high school I made out with James Farrell even when I knew that you liked him! Wow, that feels so good to get off my chest! Okay, you go! 512
2 initiated i5niFieit vt.开始, 发动, 传授v.开始, 发起 Rachel: No! I mean come on! This is a huge deal! (She sits next to him on the couch.) Fine I want桰 need more details, who-who initiated the first kiss? 512
7 scone skCn, skEun n.烤饼 Ross: (disinterested) Hey-yeah. (He hurries up to the counter.) Hey Gunther, can I have a scone please? (To the gang.) Wanna hear some good news? Someone I know is getting married! Yeah! And weddings are happy occasions! Oh, by-the-by it's my ex-wife Emily! 512
1 disinterested dis5intristid adj.无私的 Ross: (disinterested) Hey-yeah. (He hurries up to the counter.) Hey Gunther, can I have a scone please? (To the gang.) Wanna hear some good news? Someone I know is getting married! Yeah! And weddings are happy occasions! Oh, by-the-by it's my ex-wife Emily! 512
1 substance 5sQbstEns n.物质, 实质, 主旨      Substancen. 物质,物 Ross: (licks the envelope and encounters a foreign substance on the glue.) Oh God! 512
1 encounters in5kauntE v.遭遇, 遇到, 相遇n.遭遇, 遭遇战 Ross: (licks the envelope and encounters a foreign substance on the glue.) Oh God! 512
2 nasty 5nAsti adj.污秽的, 肮脏的, 令人厌恶的, 淫秽的, 下流的, 凶相的, 威胁的 Ross: I was up all night writing this really nasty letter to Emily! It was perfect and now it's all covered in-in?(The duck quacks.) Actually, thanks! 512
3 annoy E5nCi vt.使苦恼, 骚扰 Ross: Let-let me make sure I'm hearing this right, you're ending this with me because I'm too whiney? (Janice makes an agreeing sound.) So you're saying, I've become so whiney that I annoy you, Janice. 512
1 oblivion E5bliviEn n.遗忘, 湮没, 赦免 Ross: Oh, thanks Gunther. (He takes it, hands the plate it's on to Rachel, sets it down on the table, and proceeds to pound it into oblivion while saying.) STUPID BRITISH SNACK FOOD!!!!!!! 512
1 chimes tFaim n.一套发谐音的钟(尤指教堂内的), 和谐vi.鸣, 打, 和谐vt.敲出和谐的声音, 打钟报时 (Chandler picks up the timer being used and turns it to zero at which it chimes.) 513
1 welcoming 5welkEm n.欢迎vt.欢迎int.欢迎adj.受欢迎的 [Scene: Phoebe's Grandmother's memorial, Phoebe is at the door welcoming people.] 513
1 wincing wins v.退缩      WinCEMicrosoft开发的掌上电脑操作系统 Chandler: (wincing) Yes, he is! 513
2 disappear 7disE5piE vi.消失, 不见 Chandler: And you're gonna make them all disappear. 513
3 torturing   torturing拷问的 使受苦的 使痛苦的 Chandler: I'm telling you, she gives the worst massages ever!! Okay, it was like she was torturing me for information. And I wanted to give it up I just桰 didn't know what it was! 513
1 votes vEJt n.投票, 选票,表决, 得票数vi.投票vt.投票,投票决定, 公认, <口>建议, 使投票 Chandler: Oh, it would be you! You! Monica! And you'd get all the votes! 513
3 hill hil n.小山, 丘陵, 斜坡, 山岗      Hill  [hil]  希尔(①姓氏 ②Archibald Vivian, 1886-1977, 英国生理 学家, 曾获1922年诺贝尔生理学-医学奖) Frank Sr.: (Seeing the look on her face) Y'know what? Strike that. My name uh, actually is-is Joe. Uh, Joe umm, Hill. 513
2 formula 5fC:mjulE n.公式, 规则, 客套语 Frank Sr.: Yes. Yes it is. I burned the formula and I put your diapers on backwards. I mean, I made up a song to sing you to sleep, but that made you cry even more! 513
2 latest 5leitist adj.最近的 Joey: All right look, let me show you the catalog! (Does so.) See? Huh? It's the latest thing! Everyone's got one! Men! Women! Children! Everyone's carrying them! 513
1 vasa `veIsE,-zE <瑞典语>=Vaasa vas的复数 Joey: Fine! Do you take Vasa or Mustercard? (He's holding the fake credit cards that come with the bag.) 513
1 ultra 5QltrE adj.过激的, 极端的n.过激论者, 急进论者 Joey: Oh! Yeah, look there's this play all right? And I'm up for the part of this real cool like suave international guy. A real clothes horse. So I figure that everyone at the audition is gonna be wearing this kinda y'know, ultra-hip, high fashion stuff. 513
1 suave sweiv adj.温和的 Joey: Oh! Yeah, look there's this play all right? And I'm up for the part of this real cool like suave international guy. A real clothes horse. So I figure that everyone at the audition is gonna be wearing this kinda y'know, ultra-hip, high fashion stuff. 513
10 horse hC:s n.马, [总称]骑兵, 脚架, 马力vi.骑马, 作弄人vt.使骑马, 系马于 Joey: Oh! Yeah, look there's this play all right? And I'm up for the part of this real cool like suave international guy. A real clothes horse. So I figure that everyone at the audition is gonna be wearing this kinda y'know, ultra-hip, high fashion stuff. 513
5 practical 5prAktikEl adj.实际的, 实践的, 实用的, 应用的, 有实际经验的 Joey: What? Are you referring to my man's bag? At first, I thought it just looked good, but it's practical too. Check it out! It's got compartments for all your stuff! Your wallet! Your keys! Your address book! 513
1 stovepipe   stovepipen.火炉的烟囱, 大礼帽 Joey: Whoa, dude, look out! You almost crushed my hat! (He picks a hat up from the floor. It's one of those magician stovepipe hats.) 513
2 bursting bE:st v.爆裂, 炸破, 急于, 爆发n.突然破裂, 爆发, 脉冲 Monica: (bursting into tears) My boyfriend said he didn't like my massages. 513
4 indignant in5di^nEnt adj.愤怒的, 愤慨的 Monica: (indignant) I give good massages! (Ross laughs.) I used to give them to Rachel all the time before she got allergic! And-and-and Chandler loves them! Watch! (She starts giving Chandler a massage.) 513
1 hesitating   hesitatingadj.犹豫的, 踌躇的 Phoebe: Come, sit. (He's hesitant.) Sit. (Still hesitating.) Sit! (He sits on the arm of the couch.) Umm, all righty, before we get started I just桰 need you to state for the official record that you are in fact Frank Buffay. 513
1 hesitant 5hezitEnt adj.犹豫的, 吞吞吐吐的, 犹豫不决 Phoebe: Come, sit. (He's hesitant.) Sit. (Still hesitating.) Sit! (He sits on the arm of the couch.) Umm, all righty, before we get started I just桰 need you to state for the official record that you are in fact Frank Buffay. 513
1 glenda 5^lendE 格伦达(女子名) Phoebe: He said, "Nice to meet you Glenda." (They stare at her, dumbfounded) Well, obviously I couldn't give him my real name? 513
3 checkout 5tFekaut 检验,校验 Phoebe: It was really sweet. The last thing she said to me was; "Okay dear, you go get the eggs and I'm gonna get the yogurt and we'll meet at the checkout counter." And y'know what? We will meet at the checkout counter. 513
6 memorial mi5mC:riEl n.纪念物, 纪念馆, 纪念议事, 请愿书adj.记念的, 记忆的 Phoebe: No, she just died today! Okay, umm, we're having a memorial service tomorrow. 513
3 abandonment E5bAndEnmEnt n.放弃 Phoebe: Okay, umm, question 2) Umm, did that marriage end A. Happily, B. Medium, or C. In the total abandonment of her and her two children? 513
1 receipts ri5si:t n.收条, 收据, 收到v.收到 Phoebe: Okay. I have just a few questions to ask so I'm going to get out my official forms. (She picks up a couple of crumpled receipts.) Okay, so, question 1) You and uh, you were married to Francis' daughter Lilly, is that correct? 513
2 reverend 5revErEnd adj.可尊敬的, 教士的, 对牧师或神父的尊称n.教士, 牧师      Reverendadj.(对牧师的尊称,前面与the连用)尊敬的 Phoebe: Well hello, Mrs. Penella! Thank you so much for coming! Well, okay look, here's your umm, 3-D glasses and Reverend Pong will tell you when to put them on. 513
1 executor i^5zekjutE n.被指定遗嘱执行者, 执行者 Phoebe: Well, I said, I told him y'know, that I was the executor person of Francis' will and that I needed to talk to him so I'm gonna meet him at the coffee house later. 513
1 cremating kri5meit vt.火葬, 焚化 Phoebe: Well, if she isn't then cremating her was a big mistake. 513
1 spiritual 5spiritjuEl adj.精神上的 Phoebe: Yeah, her first day on a new spiritual plane and she's gonna come to the coffeehouse! 513
1 unisex 5ju:niseks adj.男女皆宜的 Rachel: Exactly! Unisex! 513
2 controversial 7kCntrE5vE:FEl adj.争论的, 争议的 Rachel: Wait a minute! Wait a minute! I'm not saying that you shouldn抰 have a bag, I just梚t's just there are other bags that are a little less umm, (Pause) controversial. 513
8 danger 5deindVE n.危险, 危险物, 威胁 Ross: Well, but aren't you pissed at him?! I mean this guy abandoned you! I gotta tell you if this were me, this guy would be in some serious physical danger! (Getting worked up) I mean I-I-I'd walk in there and I'd be like, "Yo, dad! You and me outside right now!" (Calming down.) I kinda scared myself. 513
1 pastor 5pB:stE n.牧师 The Pastor: Could everyone please take their seats? 513
2 mist mist n.薄雾 (In the meantime, Rachel has returned with the perfume and sprays a mist out in front of Phoebe who walks through the mist and does a little spin.) 514
1 saunters 5sC:ntE n.vi.闲逛, 漫步 (She saunters over to Chandler with a mean pair of 'Come hither' eyes and she glares at Monica.) 514
1 mutual 5mju:tjuEl, 5mju:tFuEl adj.相互的, 共有的 (They click their glasses and take a sip. That sip turns into a gulp, which quickly progresses into their mutual draining of their glasses at once.) 514
1 draining 5dreiniN 排水 泄水 排泄 (They click their glasses and take a sip. That sip turns into a gulp, which quickly progresses into their mutual draining of their glasses at once.) 514
4 hesitantly   hesitantlyadv.迟疑地, 踌躇地 (They move closer to together and Phoebe hesitantly puts her hand on Chandler's hip. He puts his hand on her left hip but then decides to put his hand on her left hip. Phoebe then grabs his butt. Chandler goes for her breast, but stops and puts his hand on her shoulder.) 514
3 snoozing snu:z vi.<口>(尤指在白天)小睡, 打盹儿vt.懒散地打发日子n.打盹儿, 瞌睡 [Scene: Chandler, Joey, and Ross's, Joey is snoozing with Hugsy, his bedtime penguin pal and Chandler and Monica come storming in.] 514
1 strategies 5strAtidVi n.策略, 军略 [Scene: Monica and Rachel's, Chandler and Monica and Rachel and Phoebe are planning their respective strategies to break the other pairing. Joey is not amused. 514
2 pairing 5pZEriN 配对[偶] (核子等)成对 [Scene: Monica and Rachel's, Chandler and Monica and Rachel and Phoebe are planning their respective strategies to break the other pairing. Joey is not amused. 514
1 outlook 5autluk n.景色, 风光, 观点, 见解, 展望, 前景      Outlook由Microsoft公司研制的收发邮件的软件。 [Scene: Ross's new apartment, he is showing his boss, Dr. Ledbetter his new place and new outlook on life.] 514
1 bulging 5bQldViN 膨胀, 凸出(部) 打气 折皱 Chandler: (a little hurt) Okay but what about y'know my pinchable butt and my bulging biceps桽he knows! 514
1 initially I5nIFElI adv.最初, 开头 Chandler: (initially worried, but gets over it) Really? 514
1 messies 5mesi adj.肮脏的, 凌乱的, 杂乱 Chandler: Ahh yes, the messers become the messies! 514
1 competitor kEm5petitE n.竞争者 Chandler: And hats off to Phoebe. Quite a competitor. (Pause) And might I say your breasts are still showing. 514
6 fried fraid adj.油炸的, <美俚>喝醉了的      Fried  [fri:d]  弗里德(Alfred Hermann, 1864-1921, 奥地利著述家、记者, 曾获1911年诺贝尔和平奖) Chandler: And we're done with the chicken fried rice. 514
1 misunderstand 5misQndE5stAnd vt.误解, 误会 Chandler: No, I didn't misunderstand, okay? She was all over me! She touched my bicep for crying out loud! 514
1 flexed fleks vt.弯曲(四肢), 伸缩, 折曲vi折曲, 弯曲n.电线, 松紧带 Chandler: Well it's not flexed right now! 514
3 bedtime   bedtimen.就寝时间 Joey: Oh yeah? Well, you don't know about Hugsy, my bedtime penguin pal. (Joey shies away.) 514
1 sexless 5sekslis adj.性冷淡的, 无性征的 Monica: I'm sorry it's just, Phoebe just always thought you were, you were charming in a, in a sexless kind of way. 514
2 slick slik adj.光滑的, 熟练的, 聪明的, 华而不实的, 陈腐的, 平凡的, 老套的adv.灵活地, 聪明地vt.使光滑, 使漂亮n.平滑的水面, 平滑器, 修光工具vi.打扮整洁 Monica: Oh man, they think they are so slick messing with us! But see they don't know that we know that they know! So? 514
1 pinball 5pInbC:l n.钉球戏, 弹球戏 Monica: Oh, is it that pinball machine with the big bow on it? 514
2 begrudgingly   begrudginglyadv.小气地, 吝啬地 Phoebe: And Joey, get me a bottle of wine and glasses? (He begrudgingly does so.) 514
3 sexuality 7seksju5Aliti n.性特征, (尤指过度的)性欲, 性方面的事情(如性行为,性能力) Phoebe: And then. I would use y'know the strongest tool at my disposal. My sexuality. 514
1 disposal dis5pEuzEl n.处理, 处置, 布置, 安排, 配置, 支配 Phoebe: And then. I would use y'know the strongest tool at my disposal. My sexuality. 514
1 intercourse 5intE(:)kC:s n.交往, 交流 Phoebe: Good. I'm really looking forward to you and me having sexual intercourse. 514
1 sipping sip v.吸吮      SIP=solvent-in-pulp溶剂矿浆萃取 Phoebe: I think it's just y'know that I haven't been with a guy in so long and how sometimes you're looking for something and you just don抰 even see that it's right there in front of you sipping coffee桹h no, have I said to much? Well it's just something to think about. I know I will. 514
1 suggestive sE5dVestiv adj.提示的, 启发的, 暗示的 Phoebe: Maybe, maybe I'll dance for you. (She starts doing a rather suggestive and seductive dance that's silly at the same time.) 514
2 showcasing 5FEJkeIs n.(商店或博物馆的玻璃)陈列橱, <主美>显示优点的东西 Phoebe: Umm, not without you, lover. (She slowly walks over to him and is showcasing her bra.) So, this is my bra. 514
2 bendy `bendI adj.易弯曲的,柔韧的 Phoebe: You should be. I'm very bendy. (Pause) I'm gonna kiss you now. 514
9 divert di5vE:t v.转移, 转向, 使高兴 Rachel: (trying to divert his attention from the window by jumping up and down) HI!! Hi!  514
2 undoes 5Qn5du: vt.解开, 松开v.取消撤消 Rachel: Okay? Whoa, wait! (She undoes one button on Phoebe's dress.) 514
1 hobbies 5hCbi n.业余爱好 Rachel: You should find out what his hobbies are and then use that to bond with him. Yeah! Like if I would strike up a conversation about say umm, sandwiches. Or uh, or my underwear. 514
1 fierce fiEs adj.凶猛的, 猛烈的, 热烈的, 暴躁的<美>极讨厌的, 难受的, <英方>精力旺盛的 Ross: Good evening, sir. My name is Ross Geller. I'm one of the people who applied for the apartment. And I-I realize that the competition is fierce but桰'm sorry. I, I can't help but notice you're naked and (He claps his hands.) I applaud you. Man, I wish I was naked. I mean, this-this looks so great. That is how God intended it. 514
1 applied E5plaid adj.应用的, 实用的 Ross: Good evening, sir. My name is Ross Geller. I'm one of the people who applied for the apartment. And I-I realize that the competition is fierce but桰'm sorry. I, I can't help but notice you're naked and (He claps his hands.) I applaud you. Man, I wish I was naked. I mean, this-this looks so great. That is how God intended it. 514
1 labeled 5leibl n.标签, 签条, 商标, 标志vt.贴标签于, 指...为, 分类, 标注[计] 加上或修改磁盘的标签 Ross: Ironically, most of the boxes seem to be labeled clothes. 514
1 compares kEm5pZE v.比较, 相比, 比喻  n.比较 Ross: Look I've already looked at like a thousand apartments this month and none of them even compares to that one! 514
1 scales skeil n.刻度,衡量,比例,数值范围,比例尺,天平,等级vt.依比例决定,攀登,测量vi.剥落,生水垢,重,攀登,衡量 Ross: No-no, I got the edge. I know it's not exactly ethical but I sent him a little bribe to tip the scales in my direction. Check it out, you can probably see it from the window. (They all head to the window.) 514
1 ethical 5eWikEl adj.与伦理有关, 民族的, 民族特有的 Ross: No-no, I got the edge. I know it's not exactly ethical but I sent him a little bribe to tip the scales in my direction. Check it out, you can probably see it from the window. (They all head to the window.) 514
2 applicants 5AplikEnt n.申请者, 请求者 Ross: Well, I called over there and it turns out Ugly Naked Guy is subletting it himself and he's already had like a hundred applicants. 514
1 frosting 5frCstiN n.霜状白糖, 玻璃粉, 无光泽面 (Steve goes over to look at Ross who's trying to look cool, but has some frosting on his lip.) 515
1 puffy 5pQfi adj.一阵阵吹的, 气喘吁吁的, 膨胀的, 自大的 [Scene: Central Perk, Rachel is getting some coffee as Joey enters. He's looking a little puffy, but that's probably from the large number of different color sweaters he's wearing.] 515
3 curled   curled卷曲的, 卷发状的, 卷缩的 [Scene: Chandler and Joey's, Chandler and Monica are curled up on one of the chairs.] 515
1 partygoers `pB:tI9^EJE(r) n.社交聚会常客 [Scene: Howard's party, Phoebe is talking Ross up to two more partygoers. Ross isn't happy about it.] 515
1 raging 5reidViN adj.狂怒的 [Scene: Ross's apartment, he's having his party, only he's the only guest. He gets up and puts on a nametag that says Ross, but doesn't quite like it. So he takes it off and puts on one that says Dr. Geller and he puts the Ross one underneath the Dr. Geller one. Then as he turns off the music, we hear the party for Howard raging in the apartment across the hall.] 515
1 banished 5bAniF vt.流放, 驱逐, 消除 [Scene: Ross's apartment, Ross and Phoebe have been banished to Ross's place.] 515
1 monicas 5mCnikE n.莫尼卡(f.) Chandler: I don't see it that way. Okay? Because, I see two Monicas, the one that was my friend, who lived across the hall, and wanted to have a lot of babies and then the new Monica, who I just started to date. Now, who's to say what she wants?! I抦 right. I'm right. Am I right? 515
1 cooker 5kukE n.炊具, 蒸(煮)机,(非生吃的)为烹食所种水果 Chandler: Oh please, you are obsessed with babies and-and marriage and everything that's related to babies and-and marriage! I've got an idea, why don't we turn down the heat on this pressure cooker?! 515
5 urgent 5E:dVEnt adj.急迫的, 紧急的 Chandler: Where's Monica?! Where is she? I need to talk to her! It's urgent! Is she here? 515
5 fever 5fi:vE n.发烧, 发热, 热病, 狂热, 高度兴奋v.(使)发烧, (使)患热病, (使)狂热 Chandler: Yes! You want babies! You have baby fever! 515
1 chipping 5tFipiN n.碎屑, 破片 Guest #1: See ya Phoebe! Oh and hey, thanks for chipping in! 515
2 tenants 5tenEnt n.承租人, 房客, 租客v.出租 Guy: Welcome to the building. I'm uh, Steve Sarah; I'm president of the tenants committee. 515
7 godfather 5^RdfB:TE(r) n.教父vt.当教父 Joey: (quickly) I call Godfather! 515
1 fangs fAN n.(犬, 狼等的)尖牙, 犬牙, (毒蛇的)毒牙, 牙根, 尖端vt.灌水引动(水泵)      Fang  [fAN]  (分布在非洲几内亚湾东部海岸的) 芳族, 芳人 Joey: (sets the coffee down) Y'know, breadstick fangs are always funny. 515
3 punching pQntF n.冲压机, 冲床, 打孔机vt.冲孔, 打孔      Punch  [pQntF]  潘趣(英国木偶戏 Punch and Judy 中的主角) Joey: (shyly) She keeps punching me. 515
49 katie `keItI n.卡蒂(Kate 的异体亦作Katy)(f.) Joey: (to her) Oh, hey Katie! Everyone, this is Katie. 515
1 lovebirds 多情鹦鹉 Joey: Okay, all right, whew! What do you say we all clear out of here and let these two lovebirds get back down to business? (Ross turns and glares at him.) Hey-hey-hey, I-I-I'm just talking here, he-he's the one doing your sister. 515
1 padding 5pAdiN n.填料 Joey: Well look, I抦 breaking up with Katie so I had to put on some extra padding. Y'know? I mean, if she hits me when she's happy, can you imagine how hard she's gonna hit me when I tell her I'm taking away the Joey love? 515
2 punched pQntF n.冲压机, 冲床, 打孔机vt.冲孔, 打孔      Punch  [pQntF]  潘趣(英国木偶戏 Punch and Judy 中的主角) Katie: Oh, thanks! That's so sweet! (She punches Rachel like she punched Joey.) 515
1 thighs Wai n.大腿, 股 Katie: You were so funny with that waiter! You're such a nut! (She slaps her thighs, Joey jerks, and spills some of his coffee.) 515
1 preschool 5pri:sku:l adj.未满学龄的, 入学前的n.幼儿园 Monica: I know what you need, you need a bodyguard. Hey Ross, what is Ben doing after preschool? 515
1 bodyguard 5bRdI^B:d n.保镖, 护卫 Monica: I know what you need, you need a bodyguard. Hey Ross, what is Ben doing after preschool? 515
1 tutor 5tju:tE n.家庭教师, (大学)指导教师, 助教, 监护人, 辅导教师v.辅导 Monica: Really? I'm really tired of being your relationship tutor. You're gonna have to figure this one for yourself. All right? Y'know what? If you're too afraid to be in a real relationship, then don't be in one. (She walks out.) 515
3 teasing ti:z n.揶揄, 戏弄, 逗惹vt.取笑, 逗恼, 奚落, 欺负, 嘲弄, 取笑, 强求, 梳理 Monica: Well I think the length of teasing is directly related to how insane you were so, a long time. 515
6 investigate in5vesti^eit v.调查, 研究 Party Guests: (chanting) Howard! Howard! Howard! Howard! (Ross goes to investigate the noise) Howard! Howard! Howard! (They're holding Howard above their heads.) Howard! Howard! Howard! Howard! Howard! (He sees Phoebe chanting along with them.) Howard! Howard! Howard! Howard! Howard! Howard! Howard! Howard! Howard! Yay!! 515
2 chanting tFB:nt n.圣歌 Party Guests: (chanting) Howard! Howard! Howard! Howard! (Ross goes to investigate the noise) Howard! Howard! Howard! (They're holding Howard above their heads.) Howard! Howard! Howard! Howard! Howard! (He sees Phoebe chanting along with them.) Howard! Howard! Howard! Howard! Howard! Howard! Howard! Howard! Howard! Yay!! 515
1 numbingly   numbinglyadv.使麻木地, 使失去感觉地 Phoebe: All right, everyone calm down! Everyone calm down! I have something that I would like to say! Who here likes Ross? (Ross is the only one who raises his hand and Phoebe glares at him to put his hand back down.) Of course you don't like him! He-he didn't give you any money, he raised his own hand when I asked, "Who hear likes Ross," and he's wearing two nametags! (He takes one off.) I-I'll be honest with you guys, when I first met Ross I didn't like him at all! But then once I got to know him I saw that he's really sweet and caring and very generous. I mean, all I'm saying is don't judge Ross before you get to know him all right? I mean, I like all you guys now, but when I first meet you y'know Kurt, I thought, y'know abrasive drunk, umm Lola, mind numbingly stupid! And okay, you guys (She turns to an elderly gentleman and a 20 something woman, who're a couple.) (To the girl) Gold-digger, (To the old guy) cradle robbing perv! So, I think you all know what I mean. 515
4 elderly 5eldElI adj.过了中年的, 稍老的 Phoebe: All right, everyone calm down! Everyone calm down! I have something that I would like to say! Who here likes Ross? (Ross is the only one who raises his hand and Phoebe glares at him to put his hand back down.) Of course you don't like him! He-he didn't give you any money, he raised his own hand when I asked, "Who hear likes Ross," and he's wearing two nametags! (He takes one off.) I-I'll be honest with you guys, when I first met Ross I didn't like him at all! But then once I got to know him I saw that he's really sweet and caring and very generous. I mean, all I'm saying is don't judge Ross before you get to know him all right? I mean, I like all you guys now, but when I first meet you y'know Kurt, I thought, y'know abrasive drunk, umm Lola, mind numbingly stupid! And okay, you guys (She turns to an elderly gentleman and a 20 something woman, who're a couple.) (To the girl) Gold-digger, (To the old guy) cradle robbing perv! So, I think you all know what I mean. 515
1 digger 5di^E n.挖掘者, 掘地兽 Phoebe: All right, everyone calm down! Everyone calm down! I have something that I would like to say! Who here likes Ross? (Ross is the only one who raises his hand and Phoebe glares at him to put his hand back down.) Of course you don't like him! He-he didn't give you any money, he raised his own hand when I asked, "Who hear likes Ross," and he's wearing two nametags! (He takes one off.) I-I'll be honest with you guys, when I first met Ross I didn't like him at all! But then once I got to know him I saw that he's really sweet and caring and very generous. I mean, all I'm saying is don't judge Ross before you get to know him all right? I mean, I like all you guys now, but when I first meet you y'know Kurt, I thought, y'know abrasive drunk, umm Lola, mind numbingly stupid! And okay, you guys (She turns to an elderly gentleman and a 20 something woman, who're a couple.) (To the girl) Gold-digger, (To the old guy) cradle robbing perv! So, I think you all know what I mean. 515
1 cradle 5kreidl n.摇篮, 发源地, 支船架vt.将...放在摇篮内 Phoebe: All right, everyone calm down! Everyone calm down! I have something that I would like to say! Who here likes Ross? (Ross is the only one who raises his hand and Phoebe glares at him to put his hand back down.) Of course you don't like him! He-he didn't give you any money, he raised his own hand when I asked, "Who hear likes Ross," and he's wearing two nametags! (He takes one off.) I-I'll be honest with you guys, when I first met Ross I didn't like him at all! But then once I got to know him I saw that he's really sweet and caring and very generous. I mean, all I'm saying is don't judge Ross before you get to know him all right? I mean, I like all you guys now, but when I first meet you y'know Kurt, I thought, y'know abrasive drunk, umm Lola, mind numbingly stupid! And okay, you guys (She turns to an elderly gentleman and a 20 something woman, who're a couple.) (To the girl) Gold-digger, (To the old guy) cradle robbing perv! So, I think you all know what I mean. 515
1 abrasive E5breisiv n.研磨剂adj.研磨的 Phoebe: All right, everyone calm down! Everyone calm down! I have something that I would like to say! Who here likes Ross? (Ross is the only one who raises his hand and Phoebe glares at him to put his hand back down.) Of course you don't like him! He-he didn't give you any money, he raised his own hand when I asked, "Who hear likes Ross," and he's wearing two nametags! (He takes one off.) I-I'll be honest with you guys, when I first met Ross I didn't like him at all! But then once I got to know him I saw that he's really sweet and caring and very generous. I mean, all I'm saying is don't judge Ross before you get to know him all right? I mean, I like all you guys now, but when I first meet you y'know Kurt, I thought, y'know abrasive drunk, umm Lola, mind numbingly stupid! And okay, you guys (She turns to an elderly gentleman and a 20 something woman, who're a couple.) (To the girl) Gold-digger, (To the old guy) cradle robbing perv! So, I think you all know what I mean. 515
2 scented 5sentid adj.洒有香水的, 有香味的,有气味的 Phoebe: And a scented candle for the bathroom, because well, y'know. 515
1 retaliates ri5tAlieit v.报复 Rachel: Ohh, and the nicest girlfriend! (She retaliates.) 515
4 shin Fi:n; Fin n.[解]胫骨v.攀, 爬      Shin  [Fin]  真宗(日本佛教的重要派别), 净土真宗, 信义宗 Rachel: Ohh, you're so sweet! (She kicks Katie in the shin.) 515
4 principles 5prinsEpl n.法则, 原则, 原理 Ross: 卻o then President Steve told everyone that I was a cheapskate, and now the whole building hates me! A little kid spit on my knee! Y'know what I'm gonna do? I'm gonna throw a party. That's right. For everyone in the building, and I'm gonna sit them down and explain to them, I am not a bad guy. I am not a cheap guy! I'm just a guy who-who stands up for what he believes in. A man with principles. 515
1 cheapskate `tFi:pskeIt n.<美俚>守财奴,吝啬鬼 Ross: 卻o then President Steve told everyone that I was a cheapskate, and now the whole building hates me! A little kid spit on my knee! Y'know what I'm gonna do? I'm gonna throw a party. That's right. For everyone in the building, and I'm gonna sit them down and explain to them, I am not a bad guy. I am not a cheap guy! I'm just a guy who-who stands up for what he believes in. A man with principles. 515
2 retiring ri5taiEriN adj.退休的 Steve: Yeah, he's the handy man. He's gonna be retiring next week and everyone who lives here is kicking in a 100 bucks as a thank you for all the hard work type of thing. 515
1 sandwiched 5sAnwidV, -tF n.夹心面包, 三明治vt.夹入中间v.做成三明治      Sandwich  [5sAnwitF, -dV]  三维治(英国五港之一) (As they turn the couch, Chandler gets sandwiched between the railing and the couch.) 516
4 chew tFu: vt.咀爵(食物等)v.咀嚼, 认真考虑 (He throws his piece back in the box, runs into the living room, looks for a place to hide the pizza, finds one, slides the box under the couch, sits down on the table, and tries to quickly chew the food in his mouth.) 516
3 grips ^rip vt.紧握, 紧夹n.掌握, 控制, 把手v.抓住 (She don't got it as the couch slips out of their grips and falls over the bottom railing.) 516
2 instantly 5instEntli adv.立即地, 即刻地 (They realize the implication of their behavior, stop instantly and head for his bedroom. In the meanwhile, Joey is starring at Rachel in a seductive way.) 516
1 implication 7impli5keiFEn n.牵连, 含意, 暗示 (They realize the implication of their behavior, stop instantly and head for his bedroom. In the meanwhile, Joey is starring at Rachel in a seductive way.) 516
1 staircase 5steEkeIs n.楼梯 (They start the attempt. Ross is going backwards and reaches the first landing. This staircase has three steps then a landing, makes a 90-degree turn, and has more steps before another landing and another 90-degree turn.) 516
7 saleswoman   saleswomann.女售货员, 女店员 [Scene: The couch store, Ross is talking to a saleswoman.] 516
1 enticing in5taisiN adj.引诱的, 迷人的 [Scene: The lobby of Ross's building, he's sitting on the couch at the bottom of the stairs, and he's practicing enticing women to join him on the couch.] 516
2 stud stQd n.大头钉, 钮扣, 饰纽, 柱头螺栓, 马群v.用饰纽装饰, 散布 Chandler: No, it can mean anything. Like uh, all of the sudden you're jealous because I've become the apartment stud. 516
4 martin 5mB:tin n. 燕子      Martin  [5mB:tin]  n.马丁(男子名) Chandler: Whoa-whoa-whoa-whoa-whoa-what-what if Martin Luther King had said that? (Imitating what his famous speech would sound like.) I kinda have a dream! I don抰 want to talk about it. 516
1 luther 5lu:WE n.卢瑟(m.) Chandler: Whoa-whoa-whoa-whoa-whoa-what-what if Martin Luther King had said that? (Imitating what his famous speech would sound like.) I kinda have a dream! I don抰 want to talk about it. 516
1 maroon mE5ru:n n.栗色adj.栗色的 Chandler: Yeah, I think that's wrong, but there's a Connect the Dots in here for you later. (To Monica) Hey, how about maroon? 516
1 dots dCt n.点, 圆点, 园点vt.在...上打点      DOT文档模板格式。      DoTabbr. (美国)运输部 (Department of Transport) Chandler: Yeah, I think that's wrong, but there's a Connect the Dots in here for you later. (To Monica) Hey, how about maroon? 516
4 dreamt dremt vbl.dream的过去式和过去分词 Chandler: You had a dream about a girl that I am seeing?! Oh, that is so cool! (To Monica) I can't tell you how many times I've dreamt about a girl that he was seeing. (Seeing Monica's stare.) (To Joey) Anyway we're talking about your dream. (To Monica) I love you. (To Joey) Your dream? (Leans in to listen closely.) 516
4 precinct 5pri:siNkt n.区域, 围地, 范围, 界限, 选区 Cop: (stopping her) Hey, wait a second! So wait, what precinct are you with? 516
1 foolish 5fu:liF adj.愚蠢的, 傻的, 笨的, 卤莽的, 可爱的 Cop: I don't like looking foolish. Y'know what? Maybe uh, I don't arrest you today. Maybe I came by and you weren't here. 516
1 flashed flAF [计]Macromedia 公司开发的动画编辑工具n.闪光, 闪现, 一瞬间vi.闪光, 闪现, 反射, 使迅速传便vt.使闪光, 反射adj.闪光的, 火速的      FlashFlash 由macromedia公司推出的交互式矢量图和 Web 动画的标准。网页设计者使用 Flash 创作出既漂亮又可改变尺寸的导航界面以及其他奇特的效果。 Cop: Yeah. Ever since you flashed my badge at me, I kinda can't stop thinking about you. You're the prettiest, fake undercover whore I've ever seen. 516
1 fingerprints 5fIN^EprInt n.指纹, 手印vt.采指纹 Gary: Well you're fingerprints were all over my badge so I just ran it through the computer and this was listed as your last known address so I just checked it out. 516
1 crosswords 5krCswE:d n.纵横字谜 Joey: No, I don't think it's just about just getting a girlfriend. Y'know? I mean, yeah, I can get a girlfriend! Yeah, we could sit in the chair and do crosswords, but y'know are we ever going to have y'know the closeness like-like you guys have? 516
1 pickup 5pikQp n.拾起, 获得 Joey: Well because you didn't give me advice! No! You gave me a pickup line! As soon as I told her I wanted to y'know, build a foundation and be friends first. I suddenly, through no fault of my own, became irresistible to her! (Pause) And her roommate! 516
3 irresistible 7iri5zistEbl adj.不可抵抗的, 不能压制的 Joey: Well because you didn't give me advice! No! You gave me a pickup line! As soon as I told her I wanted to y'know, build a foundation and be friends first. I suddenly, through no fault of my own, became irresistible to her! (Pause) And her roommate! 516
2 donates dEu5neit v.捐赠, 赠予 Phoebe: All right. Hold on. (She starts digging in the chair.) I got it. Nickel! (Donates it.) How much more do we need? 516
2 punk pQNk n.废物, 小阿飞, 年轻无知得人adj.无用的, 低劣的朋客, 崩客 Phoebe: Hold it! (Grabs the badge) N.Y.P.D! Freeze punk! 516
2 undercover 7QndE5kQvE, 5QndE7kQvE adj.秘密从事的, 秘密的, 被雇进行间谍活动的 Phoebe: I'm in vice. Yeah, in fact I'm undercover right now. I'm a whore. 516
1 slammer 5slAmE n.监狱 Phoebe: Save it Red! Unless you wanna spend the night in the slammer, you apologize to the tree. 516
1 minimum 5minimEm adj.最小的, 最低的n.最小值, 最小化 Phoebe: Well, if I'm going down, I'm taking you (Points at all of them) with me. (They all look at her.) Harboring a fugitive? That's one to three years minimum. Good luck Chandler. (She opens the door to the cop from before.) Okay, you can arrest me. Fine. But you'll never make it stick and you know it! 516
2 harboring 5hB:bE n.海港 Phoebe: Well, if I'm going down, I'm taking you (Points at all of them) with me. (They all look at her.) Harboring a fugitive? That's one to three years minimum. Good luck Chandler. (She opens the door to the cop from before.) Okay, you can arrest me. Fine. But you'll never make it stick and you know it! 516
1 fugitive 5fju:dVitiv adj.逃亡的, 无常的, 易变的n.逃亡者, 亡命者, 难捕捉之物 Phoebe: Well, if I'm going down, I'm taking you (Points at all of them) with me. (They all look at her.) Harboring a fugitive? That's one to three years minimum. Good luck Chandler. (She opens the door to the cop from before.) Okay, you can arrest me. Fine. But you'll never make it stick and you know it! 516
4 arrest E5rest vt.逮捕, 拘留, 吸引n.逮捕, 拘留 Phoebe: Well, if I'm going down, I'm taking you (Points at all of them) with me. (They all look at her.) Harboring a fugitive? That's one to three years minimum. Good luck Chandler. (She opens the door to the cop from before.) Okay, you can arrest me. Fine. But you'll never make it stick and you know it! 516
1 bluff blQf n.断崖, 绝壁, 诈骗adj.绝壁的, 直率的vt.vi诈骗 Phoebe: You apologize to the tree right now or I am calling for backup. (The woman calls her bluff.) (Screaming at no one in particular) Backup! Backup!! 516
2 homicide 5hCmisaid n.杀人, 杀人者 Phoebe: 卻o this guy was all (Mumbles.) And I'm all, Buffay, Homicide. (Flashes the badge.) It was just so cool! 516
1 antics 5AntIks n.滑稽的动作, 古怪的姿态 Rachel: (disgusted at Ross's antics) Ugh! 516
2 reinforcements 7ri:in5fC:smEnt n.增援, 加强, 加固, 援军 Rachel: (entering) Hey Ross! I brought reinforcements. 516
3 foundation faun5deiFEn n.基础, 根本, 建立, 创立, 地基, 基金, 基金会 Rachel: (laughs and pushes the chair back in) Yeah, well, y'know umm?No honey, listen I think it's a great idea to become friends with someone before you date them, but I think the way you do it is y'know you meet someone, become their friend, build a foundation, then you ask them out on a date. Don't hit on your existing friends! 516
1 existing i^5zistiN [计] 现有的 Rachel: (laughs and pushes the chair back in) Yeah, well, y'know umm?No honey, listen I think it's a great idea to become friends with someone before you date them, but I think the way you do it is y'know you meet someone, become their friend, build a foundation, then you ask them out on a date. Don't hit on your existing friends! 516
6 flattered 5flAtE vt.过分夸赞, 奉承, 阿谀, 使高兴, 使满意, (画, 肖像上的形象)胜过(真人或实物) Rachel: Y'know honey, umm, as uh, as flattered as I am that uh, you saw me first, uhh, I just, I-I don't think we should be cranking anything up. 516
1 cranking   cranking摇动, 起动, 开动 Rachel: Y'know honey, umm, as uh, as flattered as I am that uh, you saw me first, uhh, I just, I-I don't think we should be cranking anything up. 516
10 pivot 5pivEt n.枢轴, 支点, (讨论的)中心点, 重点adj.枢轴的vi.在枢轴上转动vt.装枢轴于 Ross: Oh yeah it will! Come on, up! Up-up-up! Up! Yes! Here we go! Pivot! (They start up the stairs again. Chandler is between the couch and the wall now.) Pivot! Piv-ot! Piv-et!! Piv-ett!!! Piv-et! 516
7 piv   PIV=Peak Inverse Voltage 峰值反向电压 Ross: Oh yeah it will! Come on, up! Up-up-up! Up! Yes! Here we go! Pivot! (They start up the stairs again. Chandler is between the couch and the wall now.) Pivot! Piv-ot! Piv-et!! Piv-ett!!! Piv-et! 516
1 ot Operational Test, 适用性试验abbr.Old Testament ,<<圣经旧约>>(=overtime) 加班 Ross: Oh yeah it will! Come on, up! Up-up-up! Up! Yes! Here we go! Pivot! (They start up the stairs again. Chandler is between the couch and the wall now.) Pivot! Piv-ot! Piv-et!! Piv-ett!!! Piv-et! 516
1 smirk smE:k v.傻笑n.假笑 (It's only when the camera cuts to Ross's apartment that we see that the TV is turned off and Ross is indeed doing a bit. He then tries to hide his smirk.) 517
4 jaws   jawsn.口, 狭口, 咽喉, 鬼门关 (We see Ross through the window and he acts like a swimmer that gets attacked by a shark, picture one of the many, many, many Jaws movies they made and you get the idea.) 517
3 swimsuits 5swImsu:t n.(女)游泳衣 (We see through the big window from the outside and see that Monica and Rachel have pictures of their faces pasted onto cardboard cutouts of Pamela Anderson and Yasmine Bleeth wearing their Baywatch swimsuits.) 517
1 pasted peist n.糊, 面团, 黏土团vt.用浆糊粘, 张贴n.粘贴 (We see through the big window from the outside and see that Monica and Rachel have pictures of their faces pasted onto cardboard cutouts of Pamela Anderson and Yasmine Bleeth wearing their Baywatch swimsuits.) 517
2 cutouts 5kQtaut n.挖剪图画, 终止, 剪切块, 删除部分 (We see through the big window from the outside and see that Monica and Rachel have pictures of their faces pasted onto cardboard cutouts of Pamela Anderson and Yasmine Bleeth wearing their Baywatch swimsuits.) 517
3 anderson 5AndEsn 安德森(①姓氏 ②Carl David, 1905-, 美国物理学家, 正电子的发现者, 曾获1936年诺贝尔物理学奖) (We see through the big window from the outside and see that Monica and Rachel have pictures of their faces pasted onto cardboard cutouts of Pamela Anderson and Yasmine Bleeth wearing their Baywatch swimsuits.) 517
6 tugs tQ^ v.用力拖, 吃力地搬运, 苦干, 用拖轮拖, 拖拉n.拖, 苦干, 拖船, (牵引用的)绳索 [Scene: Looking through Ross's window, he's doing more pantomimes. The first one is he's walking a dog that has stopped, then suddenly tugs him forward.] 517
1 bulletin 5bulitin n.公告, 报告 [Scene: The lobby in Ross's building, we see a flyer that is on the bulletin board that reads, "Are you the Hot Girl who waved at me? If so, give me a call!" and it's signed, Joey 629-9*** (The last couple of numbers have been ripped off). Anyhoo, Ross is getting his mail.] 517
1 irrational i5rAFEnEl adj.无理性的, 失去理性的 Chandler: Little?! You freaked out big time! Okay? And I fixed it! We have switched places! I am the relationship and king and you are the crazy, irrational screw up! (Does a dance of joy.) (Monica glares at him.) And now we're back. 517
1 stroll strEul n.漫步, 闲逛, 四处流浪v.闲逛, 漫步, 跋涉于 Gary: Yeah, we took a little stroll in the park and no one was around, so? 517
1 emerged i5mE:dV vi.显现, 浮现, 暴露, 形成, (由某种状态)脱出, (事实)显现出来 Gary's Radio: Suspect has just emerged naked from the sewer. 517
7 undress 5Qn5dres vt.使脱衣服, 暴露, 使卸去装饰vi.脱衣服n.便服, 晨衣 Joey: (entering) Hey guys! (Sees their state of undress) What 'cha been doin'? (Has a silly grin.) 517
2 parallel 5pArElel adj.平行的, 相同的, 类似的, 并联的n.平行线, 平行面, 类似, 相似物v.相应, 平行 Joey: Because it's impossible to find her apartment! She lives in some like of hot girl parallel universe, or something. 517
2 excess ik5ses, 5ekses n.过度, 剩于, 无节制, 超过, 超额adj.过度的, 额外的 Joey: I got this pair marked excess, I gotta tell ya, there was no room for excess anything in there. 517
3 eighth eItW num.第八 Joey: No. No. No. She lives on the third floor, eighth apartment from the left. 517
3 pantomimes 5pAntEmaim n.手势, 哑剧, 舞剧v.打手势, 演哑剧 Joey: Tell me about it, huh? (Realizes that she can see Monica.) Oh no-no-no, I'm not with her, she's just Monica! (He pantomimes that out.) Ewwuck! (He pushes Monica away and makes a disgusted face.) 517
13 winks wiNk n.眨眼, 使眼色, 瞬间, (星光等的)闪烁vi.眨眼, 使眼色, 闪烁, 打信号, 假装不见, 终止, 熄灭vt.眨(眼) Joey: Yeah, I-I-I'm down with that. (He turns back to the woman.) Okay, here goes. (Thinks.) How (Holds up his hand like an Indian) you (Points at her) a-doin'? (Does a little twisting motion with both hands and ends up pointing at her, he then winks. She smiles and waves again.) (To Monica) It worked! She's waving me over. (Towards the woman.) Okay, I-I-I'll be right over. Let's see, she's on the third floor? 517
1 twisting 5twistiN 翘曲, 扭曲 Joey: Yeah, I-I-I'm down with that. (He turns back to the woman.) Okay, here goes. (Thinks.) How (Holds up his hand like an Indian) you (Points at her) a-doin'? (Does a little twisting motion with both hands and ends up pointing at her, he then winks. She smiles and waves again.) (To Monica) It worked! She's waving me over. (Towards the woman.) Okay, I-I-I'll be right over. Let's see, she's on the third floor? 517
4 hyper   hyper宣传人员 Monica: (Start annoying hyper-competitive mode now.) (Jumping up) What don't you just calm down Phoebe! All right?! Why don抰 you just get all your facts before you run around telling everybody that you're the only hot couple!! 517
1 competitiveness kEm5petitiv adj.竞争的 Monica: (That annoying competitiveness thing kicks in again, what the heck is that with her and why must the writers show it every flippin' episode?!) Oh, we're not seeing a movie! 517
6 hotter `hCtE(r) adj.热的,热烈的 Monica: 'Cause, Gary and Phoebe think they're a hotter couple than we are! 517
1 stairway 5steEweI n.楼梯 Monica: No, those first two windows, (Points) that's the lobby. And y'know the other one over there, that's the stairway. You've been counting wrong. 517
1 fiery 5faiEri adj.火的, 火焰的, 炽热的, 热烈的, 暴躁的, [眼]炯炯有神的 Monica: Oh no, it is okay, I mean as long as you know that Chandler and I are also very hot and fiery, just as hot as you! I mean our flame, whew, is on fire! 517
1 twig twi^ n.嫩枝, 小枝, 末梢v.注意, 了解 Monica: Phoebe, you have a, a twig in your hair. 517
1 videotaped   videotapen. 录像带 Mr. Zelner: That's quite all right, but I feel obligated to tell you that this meeting is being videotaped. 517
1 misspoke 9mIs`spEJk vbl.misspeak的过去式,读错,念错 Phoebe: (Under her breath) God, I woke the beast. Sorry. (To Monica) I was wrong obviously, I just桰 misspoke. It's okay. 517
1 detour 5di:tJE(r); (?@) dI5tJEr n.便道, 绕路vi.绕路而行vt.使绕道 Phoebe: Ohh, (laughs) umm, we kinda took a little detour on the way over here. 517
3 handshake 5hAndFeik n.握手 Phoebe: Okay! All right, let's start with the handshake. Hi. 517
1 paragraph 5pArE^rB:f n.(文章)段, 节, 段落 Phoebe: We did! We violated Section 12 Paragraph 7 of the criminal code! 517
1 criminal 5kriminl n.罪犯, 犯罪者adj.犯罪的, 犯法的, 罪恶的 Phoebe: We did! We violated Section 12 Paragraph 7 of the criminal code! 517
1 hussy 5hQsi n.贱妇, 轻佻或粗野的女子 Rachel: (stopping him) Wh-whoa! All right, okay-okay, I see, I see what's going on here! Now listen, look-look, I'm sorry if I gave you the wrong impression, but I am not some hussy who will just sleep around to get ahead! Now even though I (He tries to interrupt and tell her about the ink), hey-hey-hey, even though I kissed you, that does not give you the right to demand sex from me. I do not want, this job that bad. Good day, sir. (She storms out of his office.) 517
2 coordinator kEu5C:dineitE n.协调者, 同等的人或物 Rachel: Anyway, I'm going to be the coordinator of the woman's collection, I'll work right under the director, it's the perfect, perfect job for me! 517
1 workplace   workplace工作场所, 车间 Rachel: Now you're probably going to hire one of the people who did not ah, (She puts her hands on his desk blotter and he moves it. Rachel then doesn't know where to put her hands.) who did, who did not umm, yell at you and storm out, and I think that's a big mistake and here's why. I made a huge fool of myself and I came back, that shows courage. When I thought you wanted sex in exchange for this job, I said no. That shows integrity. And, I was not afraid to stand up for myself and that shows courage. (Suddenly realizes that she said courage twice.) Okay umm, now I know I already said courage, but y'know you gotta have courage. And umm, and finally when I thought you were making sexual advances in the workplace, I said no and I was not litigious. {By the way, litigious means to want to litigate and litigate is to make a lawsuit against.  So she didn't want to sue him.   Don't worry, I had to look it up too.} So there you go, you got, you got (counts them off with her fingers) courage, you got integrity, you got (Pause) courage again, and not litigious. Look Mr? 517
8 sue sju:, su: vt.控告, 向...请求, 请愿vi.提出诉讼, 提出请求      Sue  [sju:, su:]  休 (女子名, Susan, Susanna, Susannah 的爱称) Rachel: Now you're probably going to hire one of the people who did not ah, (She puts her hands on his desk blotter and he moves it. Rachel then doesn't know where to put her hands.) who did, who did not umm, yell at you and storm out, and I think that's a big mistake and here's why. I made a huge fool of myself and I came back, that shows courage. When I thought you wanted sex in exchange for this job, I said no. That shows integrity. And, I was not afraid to stand up for myself and that shows courage. (Suddenly realizes that she said courage twice.) Okay umm, now I know I already said courage, but y'know you gotta have courage. And umm, and finally when I thought you were making sexual advances in the workplace, I said no and I was not litigious. {By the way, litigious means to want to litigate and litigate is to make a lawsuit against.  So she didn't want to sue him.   Don't worry, I had to look it up too.} So there you go, you got, you got (counts them off with her fingers) courage, you got integrity, you got (Pause) courage again, and not litigious. Look Mr? 517
3 litigious li'tidVEs adj.好诉讼的, 好争论的 Rachel: Now you're probably going to hire one of the people who did not ah, (She puts her hands on his desk blotter and he moves it. Rachel then doesn't know where to put her hands.) who did, who did not umm, yell at you and storm out, and I think that's a big mistake and here's why. I made a huge fool of myself and I came back, that shows courage. When I thought you wanted sex in exchange for this job, I said no. That shows integrity. And, I was not afraid to stand up for myself and that shows courage. (Suddenly realizes that she said courage twice.) Okay umm, now I know I already said courage, but y'know you gotta have courage. And umm, and finally when I thought you were making sexual advances in the workplace, I said no and I was not litigious. {By the way, litigious means to want to litigate and litigate is to make a lawsuit against.  So she didn't want to sue him.   Don't worry, I had to look it up too.} So there you go, you got, you got (counts them off with her fingers) courage, you got integrity, you got (Pause) courage again, and not litigious. Look Mr? 517
2 litigate 5liti^eit v.提出诉讼 Rachel: Now you're probably going to hire one of the people who did not ah, (She puts her hands on his desk blotter and he moves it. Rachel then doesn't know where to put her hands.) who did, who did not umm, yell at you and storm out, and I think that's a big mistake and here's why. I made a huge fool of myself and I came back, that shows courage. When I thought you wanted sex in exchange for this job, I said no. That shows integrity. And, I was not afraid to stand up for myself and that shows courage. (Suddenly realizes that she said courage twice.) Okay umm, now I know I already said courage, but y'know you gotta have courage. And umm, and finally when I thought you were making sexual advances in the workplace, I said no and I was not litigious. {By the way, litigious means to want to litigate and litigate is to make a lawsuit against.  So she didn't want to sue him.   Don't worry, I had to look it up too.} So there you go, you got, you got (counts them off with her fingers) courage, you got integrity, you got (Pause) courage again, and not litigious. Look Mr? 517
3 integrity in5te^riti n.正直, 诚实, 完整, 完全, 完整性 Rachel: Now you're probably going to hire one of the people who did not ah, (She puts her hands on his desk blotter and he moves it. Rachel then doesn't know where to put her hands.) who did, who did not umm, yell at you and storm out, and I think that's a big mistake and here's why. I made a huge fool of myself and I came back, that shows courage. When I thought you wanted sex in exchange for this job, I said no. That shows integrity. And, I was not afraid to stand up for myself and that shows courage. (Suddenly realizes that she said courage twice.) Okay umm, now I know I already said courage, but y'know you gotta have courage. And umm, and finally when I thought you were making sexual advances in the workplace, I said no and I was not litigious. {By the way, litigious means to want to litigate and litigate is to make a lawsuit against.  So she didn't want to sue him.   Don't worry, I had to look it up too.} So there you go, you got, you got (counts them off with her fingers) courage, you got integrity, you got (Pause) courage again, and not litigious. Look Mr? 517
1 blotter 5blCtE n.吸墨纸, 记事簿 Rachel: Now you're probably going to hire one of the people who did not ah, (She puts her hands on his desk blotter and he moves it. Rachel then doesn't know where to put her hands.) who did, who did not umm, yell at you and storm out, and I think that's a big mistake and here's why. I made a huge fool of myself and I came back, that shows courage. When I thought you wanted sex in exchange for this job, I said no. That shows integrity. And, I was not afraid to stand up for myself and that shows courage. (Suddenly realizes that she said courage twice.) Okay umm, now I know I already said courage, but y'know you gotta have courage. And umm, and finally when I thought you were making sexual advances in the workplace, I said no and I was not litigious. {By the way, litigious means to want to litigate and litigate is to make a lawsuit against.  So she didn't want to sue him.   Don't worry, I had to look it up too.} So there you go, you got, you got (counts them off with her fingers) courage, you got integrity, you got (Pause) courage again, and not litigious. Look Mr? 517
3 pamela 5pAmilE, 5pAmElE n. 帕梅拉(女子名) Rachel: Yeah! Oh by the way, thank you for loaning us Pamela and Yasmine.  517
1 loaning 5lEuniN 田间小路, 村边空地 Rachel: Yeah! Oh by the way, thank you for loaning us Pamela and Yasmine.  517
2 surfing 5sE:fiN n.冲浪游戏网络冲浪 Ross: Of course it is. Yeah, come on in. Ooh-ooh, go by the window you can pretend to be surfing. (He pretends he's surfing by the window.) 517
1 handyman 5hAndImAn n.受雇做杂事的人, 做零活的人 The Hot Girl: I know. You're the guy who wouldn't chip in for the handyman. 517
1 intruder in5tru:dE n.入侵者 The Man: (To Ross) Excuse me. (He puts up a flyer that has a sketch drawing of Joey and it reads, "Warning! Intruder! If you see this creep - call the cops!") You should check this out, tell the other tenants. Apparently he's running around looking for some kind of a hot girl. 517
1 inadvertent 7inEd5vE:tEnt adj.不注意的, 疏忽的, 无意中做的 The One With Rachel's Inadvertent Kiss 517
7 spoonful 5spu:nfJl n.一匙 (Raymond and Joey both eat a spoonful and Joey turns to Raymond and says? 518
1 garland 5^B:lEnd n.花环vt.戴花环      Garland  [5^B:lEnd]  n.加兰(美国城市)n.美国作家 Hamlin Grarland (1860-1940) [Scene: Monica and Rachel's, Rachel's surprise party. The apartment is festooned with cups. There are cups everywhere! Cup centerpiece, cup garland, etc., etc] 518
1 festooned fes5tu:n n.花彩vt.结彩于, 使成为花彩形 [Scene: Monica and Rachel's, Rachel's surprise party. The apartment is festooned with cups. There are cups everywhere! Cup centerpiece, cup garland, etc., etc] 518
1 centerpiece 5sentEpi:s n.中心装饰品, (餐桌中央的摆饰) [Scene: Monica and Rachel's, Rachel's surprise party. The apartment is festooned with cups. There are cups everywhere! Cup centerpiece, cup garland, etc., etc] 518
1 puffing   puffing噗噗吹, 夸奖 [Scene: The smoker's balcony, Rachel, Kim, and Nancy are all puffing away on their cancer sticks.] 518
2 polo 5pEulEu n.马球, 水球      POLO=Polar Orbiting Lunar Observatory 极地轨道月球观测台      Polo  [5pEulEu]  马可·波罗(Marco, 1254?-1324, 意大利旅行家) Chandler: Hey Rach, now that you're working at Ralph Lauren, can you bring me back some of those polo shirts? 518
1 gallons 5^AlEn n.加仑 Chandler: Oh good, because uh we got Rachel 800 gallons of water. 518
7 yuck jQk 讨厌 Chandler: There are snow cones! (Monica glares at him.) Snow cones! Yuck! 518
2 unwilling 5Qn5wiliN adj.不愿意的, 勉强的 Chandler: Unwilling to steal from work, interesting. 518
2 weirder wiEd adj.怪异的, 超自然的, 神秘的, 不可思议的, 超乎事理之外的n.<古><苏格兰>命运, 预言, 符咒 Chandler: Weirder than watching his two moms make out? (Monica nods in agreement.) 518
1 rued ru: n.<古>懊悔, 后悔, [植]芸香v.后悔, 悲伤, 懊悔 Chandler: Y'know I rued the day once卍idn't get a whole lot else done. 518
1 stability stE5biliti n.稳定性 Joey: (goes over to Ben) Hi Ben! So you wanna be an actor huh? I gotta tell ya, it's no picnic. There's tons of rejection. No stability. One day you're Dr. Drake Remoray, the next day you're eating ketchup right out of the bottle. 518
3 ketchup 5ketFEp n.调味蕃茄酱 Joey: (goes over to Ben) Hi Ben! So you wanna be an actor huh? I gotta tell ya, it's no picnic. There's tons of rejection. No stability. One day you're Dr. Drake Remoray, the next day you're eating ketchup right out of the bottle. 518
1 caveman   cavemann. -men (史前石器时代的)穴居人;野人 Joey: Hmmm, soup! (Tries again.) Hmm soup! (Tries again, with a little caveman thrown in.) Hmm, soup! 518
1 steered stiE v.驾驶, 掌舵 Joey: I know! I know! It turns out that one of the casting ladies has actually seen me in a play, so I steered clear of her? 518
2 succeed sEk5si:d vi.(~ in) 成功v.继...之后, 继任, 继承, 取得成功 Joey: No, it's just ah, I care so damn much about little Ben that uh, it was more important to see him succeed. 518
7 playstation   Playstation游戏站 Joey: Oh yeah, yeah! He's done tons of commercials. I've seen him in like Sugar Smacks, Playstation, and that one for the phone company. In fact he was so good in that one, he actually convinced me to switch phone companies. Chandler was mad? 518
1 competing kEm5pi:t vi.比赛, 竞争 Joey: Well, I've been thinking about this whole commercial thing, y'know me going up against Ben, the two of us competing, and that can't lead to anything good. So, I think I'm just gonna step aside. I'm gonna tell them that I won't audition. 518
1 callbacks `kR:lbAk n.回收, 回叫信号, 复查 Joey: Well, unfortunately, I don't get many callbacks so? 518
1 mitch mItF vi.<方>逃学 Joey: Yeah! Because this commercial belongs to me and Mitch! 518
2 appealing E5pi:liN adj.吸引人的, 哀诉似的, 恳求似的 Kim: It does sound appealing. 518
2 opinions E5pinjEn n.意见, 看法, 主张, 判断, 评价 Kim: Oh don't be sorry, that's part of your job here to give your opinions and then I take credit for them--I'm kidding. 518
19 mimics 5mimik adj.模仿的, 假装的, [生]拟态的n.效颦者, 模仿者, 小丑, 仿制品vt.模仿, 摹拟 Kim: Oh sure, every Sunday night I'm telling myself I'm quitting but every Monday morning it's like (Mimics chain smoking.) 518
2 plaid plAd n.格子花呢披肩, 格子花呢 Kim: So, we're decided, no on plaid, yes on pink? 518
2 tuscan 5tQskEn adj.托斯卡纳的, 托斯卡纳式的n.托斯卡纳人, 托斯卡纳语 Monica: All right, that's a little sketch of the cake, umm some sample menus, umm y'know what I thought we would start out with Tuscan style finger food, and for music, here's an alphabetized list of all my CDs! I've highlighted the ones that would go really good with the food. 518
2 highlighted   highlightedadj.突出的 Monica: All right, that's a little sketch of the cake, umm some sample menus, umm y'know what I thought we would start out with Tuscan style finger food, and for music, here's an alphabetized list of all my CDs! I've highlighted the ones that would go really good with the food. 518
7 cds   CDS=Central Dynamic Store中央动态存贮器 Monica: All right, that's a little sketch of the cake, umm some sample menus, umm y'know what I thought we would start out with Tuscan style finger food, and for music, here's an alphabetized list of all my CDs! I've highlighted the ones that would go really good with the food. 518
1 alphabetized 5AlfEbitaiz vt.依字母顺序排列, 以字母表示 Monica: All right, that's a little sketch of the cake, umm some sample menus, umm y'know what I thought we would start out with Tuscan style finger food, and for music, here's an alphabetized list of all my CDs! I've highlighted the ones that would go really good with the food. 518
3 binder 5baindE n.装订工, 包扎者, 包扎工具, [法律]临时契约 Monica: Yeah, me too! (Runs and grabs her 3-ring binder of ideas.) 518
4 disagree 7disE5^ri: vi.不一致, 不适宜 Nancy: She is kidding, but don't ever disagree with her again. Okay, now I'm kidding! 518
1 designs di5zain n.设计, 图案, 花样, 企图, 图谋, (小说等的)构思, 纲要v.设计, 计划, 谋划, 构思 Nancy: So anyway I sent the designs over to Ralph and he's very excited about the line. 518
1 mystical 5mistikEl adj.神秘的, 奥秘的 Phoebe: (following him) And did you notice the ice? (Gestures to 3 huge buckets of ice on the table.) Look! We have it all! We have crushed! Cubed! And dry! Watch! (Pours some water onto the dry ice, causing it to evaporate/smoke.) Ahhh! Mystical! 518
1 evaporate i5vApEreit v.(使)蒸发, 消失 Phoebe: (following him) And did you notice the ice? (Gestures to 3 huge buckets of ice on the table.) Look! We have it all! We have crushed! Cubed! And dry! Watch! (Pours some water onto the dry ice, causing it to evaporate/smoke.) Ahhh! Mystical! 518
1 cubed kju:b n.立方体, 立方 Phoebe: (following him) And did you notice the ice? (Gestures to 3 huge buckets of ice on the table.) Look! We have it all! We have crushed! Cubed! And dry! Watch! (Pours some water onto the dry ice, causing it to evaporate/smoke.) Ahhh! Mystical! 518
1 buckets 5bQkit n.桶, 一桶的量, [桶状物]铲斗 Phoebe: (following him) And did you notice the ice? (Gestures to 3 huge buckets of ice on the table.) Look! We have it all! We have crushed! Cubed! And dry! Watch! (Pours some water onto the dry ice, causing it to evaporate/smoke.) Ahhh! Mystical! 518
2 rue ru: n.<古>懊悔, 后悔, [植]芸香v.后悔, 悲伤, 懊悔 Phoebe: Yeah well, that's 'cause Monica put me in charge of cups and ice, and Monica is gonna rue the day that she put me in charge of cups and ice. 518
1 punished 5pQniF vt.惩罚, 处罚 Rachel: I know! It's like I'm being punished for not having this disgusting, poisoning habit! 518
2 habit 5hAbit n.习惯, 习性 Rachel: I know! It's like I'm being punished for not having this disgusting, poisoning habit! 518
1 patches pAtF n.片, 补缀, 碎片, 斑纹, 斑点, 小块地, 眼罩, 傻瓜vt.修补, 补缀, 掩饰, 平息 Rachel: Oh but you could. You can. Absolutely! We can help each other out! We can get--what are those--those patches! We could be like the Patch Sisters! 518
2 unexpected 5Qniks5pektid adj.想不到的, 意外的, 未预料到 Rachel: Oh my God! You guys this is so great! I mean it's so unexpected! I mean Chandler's birthday is even before mine! 518
3 supported sE5pC:t vt.支撑, 扶持, 支持, 支援, 拥护, 维持, 赡养, 忍受n.支撑, 支持, 支援, 维持, 赡养, 支持者, 支柱 Rachel: Oh no, my dad's a doctor and he would always tell me just horror stories?stops and tries to change directions)卆bout ghosts and goblins who totally supported the princess's right to smoke. 518
1 goblins 5^Cblin n.顽皮的丑小鬼, 小妖精 Rachel: Oh no, my dad's a doctor and he would always tell me just horror stories?stops and tries to change directions)卆bout ghosts and goblins who totally supported the princess's right to smoke. 518
3 rummaging 5rQmidV v.到处翻寻, 搜出, 检查n.翻箱倒柜的寻找, 检查, 零星杂物 Rachel: Okay then! (She starts rummaging through the trash to find Kim's lighter.) 518
1 lighters 5laitE n.点火者, 打火机, 驳船v.驳运 Rachel: Yes! Great! Give me those cigs! Give it! Give it! (She grabs their cigarettes and lighters and throws them in the trash.) 518
1 cigs of Imperial General Staff (英)帝国总参谋长 Rachel: Yes! Great! Give me those cigs! Give it! Give it! (She grabs their cigarettes and lighters and throws them in the trash.) 518
2 downtrodden 5daJntrRd(E)n adj.被践踏的, 被蹂躏的,被压制的 Ross: (entering, downtrodden) Hi. 518
1 sabotaged 5sAbEtB:V, -tidV n.(不满的职工或敌特等的)阴谋破坏, 怠工, 破坏vi.从事破坏活动vt.对...采取破坏行动, 妨害, 破坏 Ross: (pause) I think on some level, you-you sabotaged your own audition so that Ben would get the part. 518
1 wracking rAk n.失事船只, 破坏vt.完全毁坏 Ross: Oh God, this is so nerve wracking! How-how do you do this? 518
1 godson 5^RdsQn n.教子 Ross: Yeah y'know what? Maybe-maybe you didn't mess up your audition because you suck, maybe you messed up because you care more about uh, your godson. 518
19 kyle kail n.<苏>狭海峡 The Casting Director: (entering) Okay uh, we have narrowed it down to Raymond, Ben, Kyle, and Joey. The rest of you, thank you very much. 518
2 bowls   bowlsn.保龄球 The Casting Director: Okay, uh well, let's try one. Whenever you guys are ready. (Some dude puts down a couple bowls of soup in front of them.) 518
3 braces   bracesn. 吊带;背带, a pair of braces 一副裤子背带 (Joey has made a little home movie that's his big scene. He braces himself against the door to his apartment and while holding a plastic gun and wearing the same sweater says? 519
1 possessed pE5zest adj.着魔的, 疯狂的 (Phoebe then gets possessed 'cause she starts speaking in tongues. She speaks Italian to Joey's grandmother. She is quickly exorcised and returns to speaking in English. Of course, too most people English is a strange language as well. But none of them are probably reading this and if they were they wouldn't understand it. So why am I talking about them? I have absolutely no clue. Moving on?  519
1 exorcised `eksR:saIz vt.驱邪, 除怪 (Phoebe then gets possessed 'cause she starts speaking in tongues. She speaks Italian to Joey's grandmother. She is quickly exorcised and returns to speaking in English. Of course, too most people English is a strange language as well. But none of them are probably reading this and if they were they wouldn't understand it. So why am I talking about them? I have absolutely no clue. Moving on?  519
4 impromptu im5prCmptju: n.即席演出, 即兴曲adj.即席的adv.即席地, 未经准备地 (Suddenly, the tape cuts away from Joey's impromptu scene, to Chandler standing really, really close to the camera.) 519
2 seeking si:k v.寻找, 探索, 寻求 [Scene: Monica and Rachel's, another time lapse, Monica is seeking advice from Rachel and Phoebe about possible replacement earrings.] 519
1 replacement ri5pleismEnt n.归还, 复位, 交换, 代替者, 补充兵员, 置换, 移位 [Scene: Monica and Rachel's, another time lapse, Monica is seeking advice from Rachel and Phoebe about possible replacement earrings.] 519
2 commencing kE5mens v.开始, 着手 Chandler: (singing) Ground control to Major Tom! Commencing countdown卐ngines卭n! 519
2 behave bi5heiv vi.举动, 举止, 运转v.行为表现 Chandler: All guys that are awake. Then we go to sleep and then all the guys from the other end of the world wake up and behave the exact same way. 519
2 lima `li:mE,`lai- n.狐贝属利马(秘鲁首都)莱马(美国城市)      Lima  [5li:mE]  利马(秘鲁首都) 通讯中用以代表字母 L 的词 Chandler: If you said, "Big lima bean, bubbling up." Would she understand the difference? 519
10 desert di5zE:t n.沙漠, 应得的赏罚, 功过adj.沙漠的, 不毛的, 荒凉的vt.放弃, 遗弃, 逃跑vi.逃掉, 逃亡, 开小差 Chandler: Made a few calls, pulled some strings, and they agreed to seat us at 11:30 if we both had the chicken and didn't get desert.  519
1 ja jB: [德]=yes Chandler: Monica and I are celebrating our ten-month anniversary, we've got reservations at Ja George. 519
3 cleared   clearedvbl.清除的 Chandler: Oh, I'm so glad we cleared that up. Look, I'm sorry, some things are different for men and for women. 519
1 uncanny Qn5kAni adj.离奇的 Chandler: Okay first of all, the impression, uncanny. And second, that was not flirting, that was just casual conversation between two people. That is all. 519
1 pantomime 5pAntEmaim n.手势, 哑剧, 舞剧v.打手势, 演哑剧 Chandler: Uh, Joey is gonna be right back. Right back! (Tries to pantomime it for her.) Meanwhile, let's-let's-let's talk about you. (Pause.) So, you're old and small. 519
3 sam sAm (sammed, samming)均湿 受潮 (木材)回潮      SAM  [sAm]  abbr.[军] Surface to Air Missile, 地对空导弹萨姆防空导弹      Sam  [sAm]  萨姆(男子名, Samuel的昵称) Grandma Tribbiani: (pointing at the screen) No! Sam Waterston! 519
4 bravo 5brB:vEu n.亡命徒, 喝彩int.好啊!妙!vt.喝彩 Grandma Tribbiani: Joey, bravo! (Starts with that Italian stuff again.) 519
1 misdemeanors 7misdi5mi:nE n.<美>(=misdemeanour)[律]轻罪,(与felony相对,英国1967年刑法条例已废除misdemeanour和felony之间的一切区别) Grandma Tribbiani: No, it's Sam Waterston! Crimes and Misdemeanors, Capricorn One. 519
2 capricorn 5kAprIkC:n n.摩羯宫,摩羯(星)座 Grandma Tribbiani: No, it's Sam Waterston! Crimes and Misdemeanors, Capricorn One. 519
1 resignation 7rezi^5neiFEn n.辞职, 辞职书, 放弃, 顺从 Monica: (angrily) That is exactly why I do not lend you stuff!! (Rachel looks over at Phoebe in resignation.) Okay?! I mean, first it's my jewelry! And if it's not my jewelry, it's-it's my blue sweater! And if it's not my sweater, it's my sunglasses! 519
2 crawling 5krC:liN 表面涂布不均 Monica: (noticing Rachel crawling behind the couch) Rach? What are you doing? 519
3 pepperoni   pepperonin. 意大利辣香肠 Phoebe: (looking through the pizzas) Okay pepperoni, pepperoni, pepperoni, okay Ross, I know she's pretty and you love her, but is she stupid?! She forgot my vegetarian! 519
1 vegetarianism vedVI5teErIEnIz(E)m n.素食主义 Phoebe: See? Vegetarianism benefits everyone. 519
3 benefits 5benifit n.利益, 好处vt.有益于, 有助于vi.受益 Phoebe: See? Vegetarianism benefits everyone. 519
5 shushes FQF int.嘘!n.嘘声 Rachel: Honey, you have nothing to prove. And if you really like this girl, I don't flirting is the right thing to?(Ross interrupts and shushes her.) 519
1 measurements 5meVEmEnt n.测量法, 度量, (量得的)尺寸, 度量单位制 Rachel: Okay, y'know what? We don't need her measurements.  519
1 methane 5meWein n.[化]甲烷, 沼气 Ross: Meth-methane smells? 519
1 meth meW (=methamphetamine)[美俚]甲安菲他明(一种兴奋剂) Ross: Meth-methane smells? 519
2 ovens 5QvEn n.烤箱, 烤炉, 灶 Ross: Okay, (gets the money) so, do you make the pizzas in one of those uh, wood-burning ovens? 519
2 favors 5feivE n.好感, 宠爱, 关切, 欢心, 好意, 喜爱vt.支持, 赞成, 照顾, 促成, 象, 喜欢, 证实, 赐予 Ross: Rach, thanks but uh, I don't need you doing me any favors. 519
1 odorless `EJdElIs adj.无嗅的 Ross: The gas is odorless, but they add the smell so you know when there's a leak. 519
5 leak li:k n.漏洞, 漏出, 漏出物, 泄漏, <俚>撒尿vi.漏, 泄漏vt.使渗漏 Ross: The gas is odorless, but they add the smell so you know when there's a leak. 519
1 unmarked 5Qn5mB:kt adj.未被注意的, 无记号的 (Gary reaches up to grab that little light that cops have for unmarked cop cars.) 520
1 playback 5pleIbAk n.录音重放, 录音重放装置, 重放 (Ross hits the playback button.) 520
1 awe C: n.敬畏vt.敬畏 (They leave as Ross stares in awe at Joey.) 520
1 repair ri5pZE n.修理, 修补vt.修理, 修补, 补救, 纠正 [Scene: Ross's apartment, Rachel is trying to repair the thing she broke earlier, but gets interrupted by hearing Ross at the door. She panics and throws the thing into the kitchen. And runs to the couch as Ross enters.] 520
1 demoted di5mEut vt.使降级, 使降职 [Time lapse, Ross has been demoted to the back seat with Joey and Chandler. He's not too happy about it.] 520
1 sniff snif v.用力吸, 嗅, 闻到, 发觉, 轻视, 用力吸气n.吸, 闻, 吸气声, 嗤之以鼻 Chandler: (leans in and takes a sniff of Joey's sandwich) Wow! That sandwich really does smell good. 520
2 pouting paut n.撅嘴, 板脸, 生气, 大头鱼类v.撅嘴, 绷脸 Chandler: (pouting) It was a car backfire! 520
1 troops tru:p n.群, 组, 多数, 军队vi.群集, 结队, 成群而行vt.把(骑兵)编成骑兵连 Chandler: Before or after you were shot by your own troops? 520
1 visitors 5vizitE n.访问者, 来宾, 游客 Chandler: Look at Officer Ross riding back here with the visitors. 520
1 risked risk vt.冒...的危险n.冒险, 风险 Chandler: So you risked your life, for a sandwich! 520
2 sur s\:(r) super-同义, 如: surrender, surcharge, surface      Sur     苏尔[黎巴嫩西南部港市]prep.[律]根据 Chandler: Sur-surprise him? We're not, we're not gonna make anybody mad are we? 520
3 nighttime   nighttimen.夜间 Chandler: Tonight? You-you didn't say it was going to be at nighttime. 520
1 rambling 5rAmbliN adj.漫步的, 散漫的, 流浪性的 Chandler: Yeah! If the car that backfired had run over you! Y'know what, I think I'll go home before Ross starts rambling about his newfound respect for life. (He gets up and starts for the door.) 520
2 newfound `njU:faJnd adj.新发现的,新得到的 Chandler: Yeah! If the car that backfired had run over you! Y'know what, I think I'll go home before Ross starts rambling about his newfound respect for life. (He gets up and starts for the door.) 520
2 dove dEuv n.鸽子vbl.dive 的过去式 Chandler: You dove in front of Ross! Ross! 520
1 melted melt v.(使)融化, (使)熔化, 使软化, 使感动 Gary: Does it have melted cheese and marinara sauce? 520
1 meatballs 5mi:tbC:l n.肉丸子, 笨蛋 Gary: Hey Joe does it have meatballs on it? 520
4 backfire bAk5faIE(r) n.逆火 Gary: Hey, it's okay. It was just a car backfire. (Joey slowly moves off of Ross.) Hey, look at that! You tried to save your buddy. You see that? You see what he did? 520
1 scrap skrAp n.小片, 废料, 剪下来的图片, 文章, 残余物, 废料, 打架vt.扔弃, 敲碎, 拆毁vi.互相殴打adj.零碎的, 废弃的 Gary: Oh it's nothing, it just says that you can't sue the city if you scrap your knee or y'know, get your head blown off. 520
1 talkative 5tC:kEtiv adj.多话的, 爱说话的, 多嘴的 Gary: Yeah well, being that he was the victim, they're usually pretty talkative. 520
3 deli 5deli (pl. delis)[美口](=delicatessen)熟食品 熟食店 Joey: (returning from a deli) Okay, I got it! This place makes the best sandwich in the world! 520
1 lawyers 5lC:jE n.律师 Joey: Come on man! (To Gary) Listen so uh, are you gonna squeeze the perps shoes a little bit before he lawyers up? 520
2 instinct 5instiNkt n.本能 Joey: Look Chandler, it was instinct! Okay? I just went for it! 520
3 organize 5C:^Enaiz vt.组织, 使有机化, 给予生机vi.组织起来 Monica: Hey! Oh, I'm so glad you're home, I thought tonight we could finally organize these photos! 520
1 prototype 5prEutEtaip n.原型 Monica: I hadn't! Photo 152 was a prototype.  520
3 unstable 5Qn5steibl adj.不牢固的, 不稳定的 Monica: No, look, she's obviously unstable, okay? I mean she's thinking about running out on her wedding day. (Rachel slowly turns and glares at her.) (Realizing what she just said.) Okay, fine! But I mean, look at the position she's putting him in! What's he gonna do? Ross is gonna run over there on the wedding day and break up the marriage?! I mean, who would do that?! (Rachel again turns and glares at her in disgust.) Okay, fine, all right, but that's y'know, it's different! Although it did involve a lot of the same people. 520
1 referenced   referencedadj.参考的, 引用的 Monica: Okay, I've broken them down into categories. Okay, we have uh, we got holidays, birthdays, candids, y'know?And then what I've done is I've cross-referenced them by subject. Right? So if you're looking up, oh let's say birthdays and dogs, you get Photo 152. See? (Hands her the photo.) 520
1 candids 5kAndid adj.无偏见的, 公正的, 坦白的, 率直的 Monica: Okay, I've broken them down into categories. Okay, we have uh, we got holidays, birthdays, candids, y'know?And then what I've done is I've cross-referenced them by subject. Right? So if you're looking up, oh let's say birthdays and dogs, you get Photo 152. See? (Hands her the photo.) 520
1 controlling   controllingvbl.控制 Monica: We have too! I mean what if Ross's hears that and then calls her back and then they get back together? Is that what you want? Ross back with that controlling, neurotic, crazy Emily? The Emily that wouldn't let him see you? 520
1 rational 5rAFEnl adj.理性的, 合理的, 推理的n.[数]有理数 Monica: Well, if you're gonna be totally rational about this, I can't argue with you! All right? Fine, if you wanna tell him, tell him. I just don't want to be a part of it. 520
2 glenn ^len n.格伦 Phoebe: (excited) John Glenn is here?! 520
1 prevented pri5vent v.防止, 预防 Phoebe: Monica, I'm sorry I didn't come by last night. I was out with Gary; he let me ride around with him in his cop car. We saw and prevented crimes. 520
1 pacifist 5pAsifist n.和平主义者 Phoebe: Well you all know that I'm a pacifist so I'm not interested in war in any way. (Gets up) But y'know what? When the revolution comes, I will have to destroy you all. (Starts to leave.) (To Joey) Not you Joey. 520
1 escaped is5keip n.逃, 逃亡, 溢出设备, 出口, 逃跑, [植]野生vi.逃脱, 避开, 溜走vt.逃避, 避免, 被忘掉 Rachel: I mean, look-look today you escaped (Pause) (Not believing it) death, y'know? And maybe this is a chance for you to escape getting back together with Emily? 520
1 slug slQ^ n.[动]鼻涕虫, 懒汉, 子弹, 金属小块vi.偷懒, 捕鼻涕虫vt.插嵌片于 Rachel: Oh. Oh! (Takes a slug of tequila.) 520
1 sconce skCns n.壁突式烛台, <古>头, 头盖vt.筑保垒防卫 Rachel: Ohh please don't be from a real dinosaur! Please! Please! Please! Please! Please! Please! Please! Please! (She picks up the 2 pieces and looks at the stand.) Made in Mexico! Yes!! Ugh, who would buy this?! (Looks for a place to hide it and finds a wall sconce and drops the pieces into it and heads into the kitchen as the phone rings.) 520
3 escaping   ESCAPabbr.Economic and Social Commission for Asia an the Pacific 亚太经社会 Rachel: Okay, y'know what? Maybe, this is not about seizing stuff. Maybe this is about escaping stuff. 520
5 stamps stAmp n.邮票, 印花, 印, 图章, 标志, 印记, 跺脚, 顿足v.跺(脚), 顿(足), 压印 Ross: (on the machine) Hey Ross! It's you! I just want you to remember this feeling. You are lucky to be alive! So live everyday to the fullest. Love yourself, okay? Okay. Oh, and also get stamps. Bye! (He hangs up.) 520
1 fullest ful n.全部, 完整adj.充满的, 完全的, 丰富的, 完美的, 详尽的, 丰满的adv.完全地, 整整, 十分vt.把衣服缝得宽大 Ross: (on the machine) Hey Ross! It's you! I just want you to remember this feeling. You are lucky to be alive! So live everyday to the fullest. Love yourself, okay? Okay. Oh, and also get stamps. Bye! (He hangs up.) 520
4 bullet 5bulit n.子弹 Ross: And it could've just as easily have been a bullet. 520
3 protecting prE5tekt vt.保护 Ross: I know where Joey would be. He would be down in the foxhole protecting all of us. 520
2 foxhole 散兵坑 Ross: I know where Joey would be. He would be down in the foxhole protecting all of us. 520
1 interrogation in7terE5^eiFEn n.审问, 问号 (He takes her into one of those typical interrogation rooms you see on TV and in the movies. Which is really appropriate here, since this is a TV show. What are the odds of that?) 521
6 appropriate E5prEupriit adj.适当的 (He takes her into one of those typical interrogation rooms you see on TV and in the movies. Which is really appropriate here, since this is a TV show. What are the odds of that?) 521
2 hairless `heElIs adj.无毛的, 秃头的 (Joey turns and looks at quite possibly one of the ugliest pets that you can possibly buy on the planet. Rachel has bought herself a hairless cat. Yep, a hairless cat! Joey and Ross start to get sick.) 521
1 facilities fE5siliti n.容易, 简易, 灵巧, 熟练, 便利, 敏捷, 设备, 工具 [Cut to Chandler and Joey's, Ross is seen throwing the ball into the bathroom, presumably where Joey is currently using the facilities.] 521
1 tiring 5taiEiN adj.引起疲劳的, 累人的 [Scene: Monica and Rachel's, Hyper-competitive Monica, Rachel, Chandler, Joey, and Ross are still playing catch. Monica is finally tiring while the rest of them are totally exhausted and virtually asleep.] 521
1 deluded di5lu:d vt.迷惑, 蛊惑 {Y'know, sometimes I think the script writers throw in a line like that to try to trip me up. But it won't work. I'll always have the last laugh! <manical_laugh.wav> Okay, so maybe I'm a little deluded, it's probably just my spellchecker. But, I must admit I did get Mesozoic and Paleozoic on the first attempt. Yay me! Anyhoo厎 521
4 thus TQs adv.因而, 从而, 这样, 如此 All: All right. Okay. I'm starving! (They all get up, thus officially ending the game.) 521
1 congrats kEn`grAts [复] n.&lt;口&gt; 祝贺, 恭喜 All: Congratulations! Congrats! 521
1 gar ^B:i n.(=gaufish, 长嘴硬鳞鱼)雀鳝属鱼, 雀鳝      GAR=Guided Aircraft Rocket 制导机载导弹 Chandler: Hey Gar! 521
1 minion 5minjEn n.奴才, 宠臣 Chandler: Maybe that's because she's a minion of the anti-Christ. 521
1 christ kraist n.[基督教]救世主(特指耶稣基督) Chandler: Maybe that's because she's a minion of the anti-Christ. 521
3 breathes bri:T v.呼吸, 发出 Chandler: Oh! Good for you Pheebs, way to go! (Breathes a sigh of relief) 521
2 juggle 5dVQ^l vi.玩戏法, 诓骗, 篡改vt.耍弄, 歪曲, 篡改n.玩戏法, 魔术, 欺骗 Chandler: Oh! Oh! That's so hard. (Starts to juggle the ball, but loses control and almost drops it and hands it to Monica.) 521
1 overreacted 7EuvEri5Akt 反应过度 互作用过强(to) Chandler: Yeah, you almost overreacted to something. 521
3 reputation 7repju(:)5teiFEn n.名誉, 名声 Chandler: Y'know, how did I get this reputation as a dropper? Okay? I'm anything but a dropper. (We see various scenes of him dropping a football, a mug of coffee, the phone, an apple, a Frisbee, a record, and the final scene has a ball bouncing off of his chest. I'm not going to describe them, you'll have to see them.) 521
1 produces prE5dju:s n.产物, 农产品vt.提出, 出示, 生产, 制造, 结(果实), 引起, 招致, 创作 Gary: 'Cause uh, this is today's Post (produces one from the other chair) and uh, these are the listings I found. (Points) Brooklyn Heights, two bedroom. (Points) Brooklyn Heights, one bedroom. (Points) Brooklyn Heights, (points) Brooklyn Heights, (points) Brooklyn Heights! 521
5 doubts daut n.怀疑, 疑惑, 疑问v.怀疑, 不信, 拿不准, &lt;古&gt;恐怕 Gary: Let me tell you what I think might be going on. (Phoebe looks down in shame.) No-no-no, don't look at the table. Look at me. (Points to his eyes and she does so) Okay, I think somebody asked someone to move in with them. And I think someone said, "Yes" but now she's having doubts because things are moving to fast for someone. Does that sound at all possible to you? 521
1 jinx dViNks n.&lt;美口&gt;不祥物, 白虎星vt.使倒霉 Joey: Yeah. I realized it about a half-hour ago but I didn't want to say anything 'cause I didn't want to jinx it. 521
5 dropper 5drCpE n.使滴下的东西, 点滴器 Monica: He's a dropper! 521
1 ballplayer `bR:l9pleIE(r) n.棒球手 Monica: It's okay. It's okay. Just pretend that it didn't happen! Okay? No one needs to know! I mean, Phoebe's not an official ballplayer! I mean, only official ballplayers can drop the ball! 521
1 ballplayers `bR:l9pleIE(r) n.棒球手 Monica: It's okay. It's okay. Just pretend that it didn't happen! Okay? No one needs to know! I mean, Phoebe's not an official ballplayer! I mean, only official ballplayers can drop the ball! 521
1 compromised 5kCmprEmaiz n.妥协, 折衷v.妥协, 折衷, 危及...的安全 Monica: Oh my God, the cat's made my eyes water! Don't-don't throw it to me! My vision's been compromised!! (Quickly grabs a tissue to wipe her eyes.) Oh God! Okay. Okay. It's okay. Man, that was close. 521
1 bragging brA^ n.v.吹牛 Phoebe: (looks at the paper) Are these for rent! I thought people were just bragging! 521
3 uncovers Qn5kQvE vt.揭开, 揭露v.揭示 Rachel: (makes some unintelligible sound to stop her from leaving) Obviously you know how to haggle, so I'm not gonna try and take you on. Okay? So $800 and I don't call the cops because you're robbing me blind! Blind! (Covers her eyes) Just take cat, leave the money, and run away! Run away! (Uncovers her eyes and sees that the woman has fled) Damnit! (To the cat) Cat, can't you at least smile or something?! (The cat hisses at her again, it sounds like Rachel) Okay, did anybody just hear that? Anybody? 521
2 haggle 5hA^l v.争价n.争价 Rachel: (makes some unintelligible sound to stop her from leaving) Obviously you know how to haggle, so I'm not gonna try and take you on. Okay? So $800 and I don't call the cops because you're robbing me blind! Blind! (Covers her eyes) Just take cat, leave the money, and run away! Run away! (Uncovers her eyes and sees that the woman has fled) Damnit! (To the cat) Cat, can't you at least smile or something?! (The cat hisses at her again, it sounds like Rachel) Okay, did anybody just hear that? Anybody? 521
1 fled fled vbl.flee的过去式及过去分词 Rachel: (makes some unintelligible sound to stop her from leaving) Obviously you know how to haggle, so I'm not gonna try and take you on. Okay? So $800 and I don't call the cops because you're robbing me blind! Blind! (Covers her eyes) Just take cat, leave the money, and run away! Run away! (Uncovers her eyes and sees that the woman has fled) Damnit! (To the cat) Cat, can't you at least smile or something?! (The cat hisses at her again, it sounds like Rachel) Okay, did anybody just hear that? Anybody? 521
3 protect prE5tekt vt.保护 Rachel: (she's wearing an oven mitt to protect her hand) I give up you guys, I don't know what I'm going to do with this thing! 521
3 mitt mit n.露指手套, 棒球手套, 拳击手套 Rachel: (she's wearing an oven mitt to protect her hand) I give up you guys, I don't know what I'm going to do with this thing! 521
1 shoestring 5Fu:striN n.鞋带, 零钱, 零星资金 Rachel: All right listen ball boys! My grandmother had one of these when I was a little girl and it was the sweetest thing! I mean it was so cute, it would sit in my lap and purr all day long, and I would drag a shoestring on the ground and he would chase it! 521
1 purr pE: v.咕噜咕噜叫, 发出喉音n.咕噜咕噜声 Rachel: All right listen ball boys! My grandmother had one of these when I was a little girl and it was the sweetest thing! I mean it was so cute, it would sit in my lap and purr all day long, and I would drag a shoestring on the ground and he would chase it! 521
2 sphinx sfiNks [Sphinx ][希神]斯芬克斯(有翼的狮身女怪, 传说她常叫过路行人猜谜, 猜不出者即遭杀害)      Sphinx  [sfINks]  n.[希神]斯芬克司(有翼的狮身女怪), (古埃及)狮身人面像, [昆]天蛾 Rachel: Excuse me! But this is a purebred, show-quality Sphinx cat! 521
1 purebred `pjJE`bred adj.纯种的n.纯种的动物 Rachel: Excuse me! But this is a purebred, show-quality Sphinx cat! 521
1 defrosting di(:)5frCst vt.除霜, 使(冰的食物)融化vi.解冻 Rachel: It's not! I'm defrosting a chicken. (Pause) Oh, I uh sold Mrs. Whiskerson. 521
2 investment in5vestmEnt n.投资, 可获利的东西 Rachel: Well, I do, but you're just gonna have to actually look at this as more of an investment than a cat. 521
4 hisses his v.嘶嘶作声, 用嘘声表示 Rachel: You guys this cat is nothing like my grandmother's cat. I mean, it's not sweet, it's not cute, I even dragged that little string on the ground, and it just flipped out and scratched the hell out of me. And I swear, I know this sounds crazy, but every time this cat hisses at me I know it's saying, "Rachel!" 521
2 leash li:F n.拴狗颈的皮带, 控制, 约束vt.以皮带束缚, 束缚 Ross: Free cats do that too, y'know. {Which reminds me, if I might get a little political here, support your local animal shelter. Pet shops are not the place to buy dogs and cats from, you get a much better deal from the shelter, plus they probably won't die on you in a week and a half. If you want a leash, go to the pet shop. If you want the dog for that leash, go to the shelter and save it's life. Now back to regularly scheduled programming.} 521
1 shawn FR:n n.肖恩(m.&amp;.f.) Ross: You bought Shawn Cassidy! 521
2 paleozoic pAliE5zEuik adj.古生代的n.古生代 Ross: 卬ow when they found the remains of the Mesozoic Mastodon they discovered what appeared to be the remains of a Paleozoic Amphibian in its jaws! How did it get there?! 521
2 mesozoic 7mesEu5zEuik, 7mez- n.[地]中生代adj.中生代的 Ross: 卬ow when they found the remains of the Mesozoic Mastodon they discovered what appeared to be the remains of a Paleozoic Amphibian in its jaws! How did it get there?! 521
1 appeared   appeared(vbl.Appear) 出现,出席,发表 Ross: 卬ow when they found the remains of the Mesozoic Mastodon they discovered what appeared to be the remains of a Paleozoic Amphibian in its jaws! How did it get there?! 521
1 amphibian Am5fibiEn adj.两栖类的, 水陆两用的n.两栖动物, 水陆两用飞机, 水陆两用的平底车辆 Ross: 卬ow when they found the remains of the Mesozoic Mastodon they discovered what appeared to be the remains of a Paleozoic Amphibian in its jaws! How did it get there?! 521
1 administer Ed5ministE v.管理, 给予, 执行 (Phoebe jumps to the floor as Ross tackles Rachel off of the couch. Chandler helps push Rachel onto the floor by jumping over the back of the couch. Phoebe grabs Rachel's head to hold it still and opens Rachel's eye as Monica jumps onto Chandler's back to administer the torture--I mean medicine.) 522
1 congratulatory kEn5^rAtjulEtEri adj.庆祝的, 祝贺的 (The rest of the crew start to drive away leaving Joey sad, alone, and holding his congratulatory balloons as the song comes up again. La-la-la. See, I've been through the desert on a horse with no name! It felt good to be out of the rain! In the desert you can't remember your name, 'cause there ain't no one for to give you no pain. La-la-la, la, la, la? 522
3 roman rCmE n. 罗马字体      Roman  [5rEumEn]  adj.罗马的, 罗马人的n.罗马人 [Cut to Joey hanging up the phone in Vegas. He's wearing a Roman gladiator's uniform and goes over to join a family to pose for a picture. You see, he's apparently taken a job at Caesar's Palace.] 522
2 winking 5wiNkiN n.瞬眼, 目语 [Scene: Central Perk, everyone but Phoebe are there reading. Rachel is sitting on the couch flanked by Ross and Monica. She suddenly stops reading and starts blinking her left eye as if it's bothering her. The problem is that Joey is on her left and thinks she's winking at him and winks back. Ross is watching this and isn't quite sure of what to make of it.] 522
1 flanked flANk n.腰窝, 侧面, 军队侧翼, 侧腹, 胁, 腰窝肉vt.在...的侧面, 侧翼包围, 守侧面vi.侧面与...相接 [Scene: Central Perk, everyone but Phoebe are there reading. Rachel is sitting on the couch flanked by Ross and Monica. She suddenly stops reading and starts blinking her left eye as if it's bothering her. The problem is that Joey is on her left and thinks she's winking at him and winks back. Ross is watching this and isn't quite sure of what to make of it.] 522
1 ophthalmologist 7CfWAl5mClEdVist n.眼科专家, 眼科医师 [Scene: Monica's eye doctor's office, Monica and Rachel are waiting in an exam room and looking at this big white thing used to check eyes. I have no idea what it is, and if an ophthalmologist happens to know what that is, let me know.] 522
2 speeds spi:d n.迅速, 速度, 速率v.加快, 速飞, 飞跑 Chandler: All right!! (Gets out and Joey speeds away.) Wait! Wait, there's no sidewalk! Yeah, I'm gonna die here. 522
1 springing 5spriNiN 弹动, 弹跳, 弹回 Chandler: I see, but once you get your first paycheck you'll be springing a big hotel suite, right? I mean, lead in a movie, they must be paying you a lot? 522
4 vests vest n.汗衫, 背心, 内衣vt.使穿衣服, 授予vi.穿衣服, 归属 Chandler: Yeah, listen, how cold is it going to be there? Do I need a coat or will all these sweater vests be enough? (Holds up 3 of them in different colors.) 522
2 glaucoma ^lC:5kEumE n.绿内障, 青光眼 Dr. Miller: This is a glaucoma test. 522
1 toga 5tEu^E n.宽外袍, 参议员的职位 Joey: Everybody smile! (The picture is taken) Okay, thanks a lot! Enjoy your stay at Caesar's! We hope it's toga-rrific! (The family leaves.) Kill me. Kill me now. 522
7 stanley 5stAnli n. 斯坦利(男子名) Joey: Hey-hey! Stanley! Hey-hey! You're leading man is here! Let's get to work. 522
1 traveled 5trAv(E)ld adj.富有旅行经验的,旅客多的,旅客使用的,旅客常到的 Joey: I can't decide which route to take to Vegas. Hey, you've traveled a lot right? 522
2 shutter 5FQtE n.关闭者, 百叶窗, 快门, &lt;美俚&gt;安眠药vt.关上, 装以遮门, 以百叶窗遮闭 Joey: It's called Shutter Speed, it's really cool! Yeah, umm, I meet this girl in the subway and we fall in love in like a day, right? And then, she disappears?But I find out where she lives and when I get there this like old lady answers the door and I say, "Where's Betsy?" Right? And she says, "Betsy's been dead for 10 years." 522
3 ohio Eu5haiEu n.俄亥俄州(美国州名) Joey: Let's just say there's a well-dressed pack of dogs in Ohio. Hey Monica listen is-is Phoebe there? I gotta ask her something about the car. 522
4 southern 5sQTEn adj.南的, 南方的 Joey: Okay, so-so which route should I take the northern route or the southern route? 522
2 northern 5nC:TEn adj.北方的, 北部的 Joey: Okay, so-so which route should I take the northern route or the southern route? 522
2 removal ri5mu:vEl n.移动, 免职, 切除 Monica: (looks at it more closely) Oh that's an eye removal machine. 522
4 permission pE(:)5miFEn n.许可, 允许 Monica: Chandler! You don't have to ask for my permission. (Quietly) You can go. 522
2 grammar 5^rAmE n.文法, 有关原理的书, 入门的书 Monica: Oh, I know! Umm, is it because he's always correcting people's grammar? Whom! Whom! Sometimes it's who! 522
2 correcting kE5rekt adj.正确的, 恰当的, 端正的vt.改正, 纠正, 告诫, 惩戒 Monica: Oh, I know! Umm, is it because he's always correcting people's grammar? Whom! Whom! Sometimes it's who! 522
2 ascot `AskEt n.宽领带      Ascot  [5AskEt]  英国爱斯科赛马场 爱斯科赛马会 Phoebe: No thinking! No thinking! Tie or ascot? 522
8 south sauW n.南部, 南adj.南的, 南方的adv.在南方, 向南方 Phoebe: North route or south route? 522
6 chess tFes n.国际象棋      CHESScommunity health and environmental surveillance system 居民健康和环境警戒网 Phoebe: Oh my God, I remember now! We were playing chess! 522
4 mask mB:sk n.面具, 掩饰, 石膏面像vt.戴面具, 掩饰, 使模糊vi.化装, 戴面具, 掩饰, 参加化装舞会 Phoebe: Oh, come on! Yes, remember that time on the frozen lake? We were playing chess, you said I was boring, and then you took off your energy mask and you were Cameron Diaz! (Realizes) Okay, there's a chance this may have been a dream. 522
1 cameron 5kAmErEn 卡梅伦(姓氏, 男子名) Phoebe: Oh, come on! Yes, remember that time on the frozen lake? We were playing chess, you said I was boring, and then you took off your energy mask and you were Cameron Diaz! (Realizes) Okay, there's a chance this may have been a dream. 522
2 chilling 5tFiliN 冷却, 急剧冷却 Phoebe: Ohh-oh, chilling! 522
2 wisconsin wis5kCnsin n.威斯康星州(美国州名), 威斯康星河(密西西比河支流) Phoebe: Ooh, if you take the northern route there's a man in Illinois with a beard of bees. {Okay, I must protest this, I've lived in Illinois all my life and know of no man with a beard of bees! Wisconsin, on the other hand, might be a different story.} 522
4 illinois 7ili5nCi(z) n.伊利诺斯州(美国州名) Phoebe: Ooh, if you take the northern route there's a man in Illinois with a beard of bees. {Okay, I must protest this, I've lived in Illinois all my life and know of no man with a beard of bees! Wisconsin, on the other hand, might be a different story.} 522
3 bees bi: n.蜜蜂      BEE=Bachelor of Electrical [eletronical] Engineering 电气[电子]工程学士 Phoebe: Ooh, if you take the northern route there's a man in Illinois with a beard of bees. {Okay, I must protest this, I've lived in Illinois all my life and know of no man with a beard of bees! Wisconsin, on the other hand, might be a different story.} 522
4 protection prE5tekFEn n.保护 Phoebe: Y'know what you should send him? A cartoon of cigarettes. 'Cause that why he could trade it for protection. No. That's prison. 522
2 reschedule ri:Fedju:l v.重新计划, 重订...的时间表 Rachel: (entering from her bedroom) All right! Let's get this over with! Ugh! (She walks by the table and notices that no one is looking and accidentally on purpose knocks over the open cereal box.) Ohhh! No! Look what I did! (She starts walking through the mess. {Also, notice the continuity error in this scene. Note the position of the box and dispersal pattern of the cereal before and after the camera cut.}) Oh, I mean, look at this mess! I mean, we're probably gonna have to clean this up! Y'know? We're gonna have to reschedule! 522
1 dispersal dis5pE:sEl n.散布, 分散, 消散, 驱散, 疏散 Rachel: (entering from her bedroom) All right! Let's get this over with! Ugh! (She walks by the table and notices that no one is looking and accidentally on purpose knocks over the open cereal box.) Ohhh! No! Look what I did! (She starts walking through the mess. {Also, notice the continuity error in this scene. Note the position of the box and dispersal pattern of the cereal before and after the camera cut.}) Oh, I mean, look at this mess! I mean, we're probably gonna have to clean this up! Y'know? We're gonna have to reschedule! 522
2 continuity 7kCnti5nju(:)iti n.连续性, 连贯性 Rachel: (entering from her bedroom) All right! Let's get this over with! Ugh! (She walks by the table and notices that no one is looking and accidentally on purpose knocks over the open cereal box.) Ohhh! No! Look what I did! (She starts walking through the mess. {Also, notice the continuity error in this scene. Note the position of the box and dispersal pattern of the cereal before and after the camera cut.}) Oh, I mean, look at this mess! I mean, we're probably gonna have to clean this up! Y'know? We're gonna have to reschedule! 522
1 tester 5testE n.考试者, 试验装置, 检测器, 华盖 Rachel: (jerks back from the tester) What?! 522
1 retinas 5retinE n.[解]视网膜 Rachel: (really excited) Great!! It was very, very nice to meet you sir--Ow! Hey! What are you doing?! Are you crazy! (He took out that thing they use to look at people's retinas and looked at Rachel's when she was shaking his hand causing her to flinch and scream at him.) 522
2 puss pus n.猫, 小姑娘, 少女n.脸, (尤指撅起的)嘴      PUSS=Pilots Universal Sighting System 驾驶员通用瞄准器 Rachel: Oh honey, I'll say good-bye to you at the car if you don't mind the puss. 522
5 eyedropper `aI9drCpE(r) n.点眼药器 Rachel: Okay. (She tilts her head back and squeezes the eyedropper. The only problem is, it's not over her eye.) 522
2 handwriting 5hAnd7raitiN n.笔迹, 书写体, 书法, 笔势 Ross: Are you angry at me because I said your handwriting is childlike? 522
1 childlike 5tFaIldlaIk adj.孩子似的, 天真烂漫的 Ross: Are you angry at me because I said your handwriting is childlike? 522
1 flora 5flC:rE n.[罗神]花神      Flora  [5flC:rE]  n. 弗洛拉(女子名) Ross: What do you like better flora or fauna? 522
2 fauna 5fC:nE n.动物群, 动物区系, 动物志 Ross: What do you like better flora or fauna? 522
1 invest in5vest v.投(资), 购买(有用之物)~, 授予, 投资 Stanley: I don't know. A week? Maybe two? The money will turn up! People will always wanna invest in movies! Hey, you're not rich are ya? 522
5 helium 5hi:ljEm, -liEm n.氦(化学元素, 符号为He) The Grip: These got left for ya. (He hands him a bunch of helium balloons.) 522
1 como `kEJmEJ 科摩[意大利北部城市](在科摩湖畔,有丝绸城之称) (Cue up the music as they move in and kiss. This time I think it's Perry Como, but I'm not sure. It's Everybody loves somebody, sometime! Everybody falls in love somehow! Something in your kiss, just told me, my sometime, is now!) 523
1 scheme ski:m n.安排, 配置, 计划, 阴谋, 方案, 图解, 摘要v.计划, 设计, 图谋, 策划 (Joey starts to leave to embark on his genius moneymaking scheme, but is freaked out slightly when as he goes to open the door, there's a mysterious knock. He calms himself down and opens the door to reveal Phoebe.) 523
1 mysterious mis5tiEriEs adj.神秘的 (Joey starts to leave to embark on his genius moneymaking scheme, but is freaked out slightly when as he goes to open the door, there's a mysterious knock. He calms himself down and opens the door to reveal Phoebe.) 523
1 moneymaking `mQnI9meIkIN adj.孜孜求利的, 热心赚钱的 (Joey starts to leave to embark on his genius moneymaking scheme, but is freaked out slightly when as he goes to open the door, there's a mysterious knock. He calms himself down and opens the door to reveal Phoebe.) 523
2 embark im5bB:k v.上船, 上飞机, 着手, 从事, 装于船上, 登上 (Joey starts to leave to embark on his genius moneymaking scheme, but is freaked out slightly when as he goes to open the door, there's a mysterious knock. He calms himself down and opens the door to reveal Phoebe.) 523
1 presley `preslI,`prezlI n.普雷斯利(m.) (She goes one way; he goes the other. The camera pans back to Chandler and Monica, and needless to say, they're standing there dumbstruck as The King's (Elvis Presley to the yougin's) Viva, Las Vegas begins to play. Sing along with me now, "Viva! Las Vegas! Vivaaaaaa! Vivaaaaa! Las Vegassssss!!" Fade to Black.) 523
4 fade feid vi.(声音等)减弱下去, 褪色, 消失, 枯萎, 凋谢vt.使褪色n.淡入, 淡出adj.乏味的, 平淡的 (She goes one way; he goes the other. The camera pans back to Chandler and Monica, and needless to say, they're standing there dumbstruck as The King's (Elvis Presley to the yougin's) Viva, Las Vegas begins to play. Sing along with me now, "Viva! Las Vegas! Vivaaaaaa! Vivaaaaa! Las Vegassssss!!" Fade to Black.) 523
1 meows mju:, mjau n.猫叫声vi.猫叫 (They both continue on and Ross meows like a cat.) 523
1 relaying 5ri:lei n.驿马, 接替, [电工]继电器vt.(消息, 货物等)分程传递, 使接替, 转播vi.得到接替, 转播 [Cut to Chandler's room, Joey is relaying to Chandler his amazing discovery.] 523
7 gladiator 5^lAdieitE n.古罗马公开表演的格斗者(通常都是奴隶和俘虏), 精于辩论和格斗的人, 职业拳击者 [Cut to Las Vegas, Joey is on the phone and wearing his gladiator costume.] 523
2 whiskers   whiskersn.腮须, 胡须 [Cut to the casino, a very drunk and doodled on Rachel is walking arm in arm with an equally drunk and doodled on Ross are walking through the casino and greeting people on their way through. Ross has some whiskers and his nose colored in, along with his name on his forehead.]  523
2 doodled 5du:dl vi.混时间, 闲荡, 涂鸦n.傻子, 乱画(或乱写)之物 [Cut to the casino, a very drunk and doodled on Rachel is walking arm in arm with an equally drunk and doodled on Ross are walking through the casino and greeting people on their way through. Ross has some whiskers and his nose colored in, along with his name on his forehead.]  523
7 craps krAps n.&lt;美&gt;双骰儿赌博 [Cut to the casino, Monica is walking through it past the craps table when she notices a chip on the floor. She picks it up and heads to the table.] 523
1 spoiler   spoilern.抢夺者, 损坏者 [Scene: A blackjack table, Joey is moving in to try and get his hand twin (who's dealing) to join him in his evil plot to rule the world! "Join me, and together we'll rule the universe as father and son!" (Sorry, I had a little Star Wars creep in there桹oh, I have a big spoiler for The Phantom Menace, Yoda lives at the end! Ha-ha, spoiled it! Now you don't have to see it!)] 523
1 phantom 5fAntEm n.幻影 [Scene: A blackjack table, Joey is moving in to try and get his hand twin (who's dealing) to join him in his evil plot to rule the world! "Join me, and together we'll rule the universe as father and son!" (Sorry, I had a little Star Wars creep in there桹oh, I have a big spoiler for The Phantom Menace, Yoda lives at the end! Ha-ha, spoiled it! Now you don't have to see it!)] 523
1 menace 5menEs n.威胁, 危险物v.恐吓, 危及, 威胁 [Scene: A blackjack table, Joey is moving in to try and get his hand twin (who's dealing) to join him in his evil plot to rule the world! "Join me, and together we'll rule the universe as father and son!" (Sorry, I had a little Star Wars creep in there桹oh, I have a big spoiler for The Phantom Menace, Yoda lives at the end! Ha-ha, spoiled it! Now you don't have to see it!)] 523
1 aircraft 5ZEkrB:ft n.航行器 [Scene: An aircraft cabin, Ross and Rachel are on their way to Vegas.] 523
3 victory 5viktEri n.胜利, 战胜, 克服, [罗神]胜利女神 [Scene: Caesar's Palace Casino, Chandler is looking for Monica while Tom Jones's signature song is playing in the background (Getting the theme yet? Tom Jones, Wayne Newton, casinos?They're in Vegas people! Catch up!) It's Not Unusual, y'know, "It's not unusual to be loved by anyone! It's not unusual to have fun with anyone! But when I see you hanging about with anyone, it's not unusual to see me cry! I wanna die." Well, while that's playing he spots Monica playing craps and in victory hug the guy next to her. Chandler turns and walks out.] 523
1 quest kwest n.寻求 [Scene: Caesar's Palace Casino, Joey is approaching one of the blackjack tables on his quest to make enough money for his movie.] 523
1 feathery 5feTEri adj.生有羽毛的, 柔软如羽毛的 [Scene: Chandler's hotel room, he's sitting there with Joey who's talking about his helmet and running his hand through that feathery thing at the top.] 523
7 slot slCt n.缝, 狭槽, 位置, 水沟, 细长的孔, 硬币投币口, 狭通道, 足迹vt.开槽于, 跟踪 [Scene: Las Vegas, we have the typical glamour shots of Vegas, the Strip, slot machines, a couple other gaming tables all set to the tune of you guessed it, Money. Anyhoo, we finally get through that and watch Chandler, Monica, and Phoebe enter Caesar's Palace carrying their luggage.] 523
1 gaming 5^eimiN n.赌博, 赌胜负 [Scene: Las Vegas, we have the typical glamour shots of Vegas, the Strip, slot machines, a couple other gaming tables all set to the tune of you guessed it, Money. Anyhoo, we finally get through that and watch Chandler, Monica, and Phoebe enter Caesar's Palace carrying their luggage.] 523
1 foreshadowing fC:5FAdEu v.预示 [Scene: Ross and Rachel's hotel room, Rachel is still trying to get the ink off and Ross is on the phone to the company. Wait a minute, why exactly are they sharing a hotel room? Didn't they like break-up or something? Did I miss a memo? Or maybe, it's just foreshadowing things to come. Who knows? Maybe the answer's at the bottom of the page. Then again, maybe it isn't and it's just one of those things TV writers just don't explain. Anyhoo匽 523
1 consumed kEn5sju:m vt.消耗, 消费, 消灭, 大吃大喝, 吸引vi.消灭, 毁灭 [Scene: Ross and Rachel's room, they've pretty much consumed the entire mini-bar. Needless to say, they're feeling no pain and are still playing blackjack.] 523
1 disembarking 5disim5bB:k v.(使)起岸, (使)登陆 [Scene: That same plane cabin, Ross is working on a crossword puzzle and Rachel is asleep against his shoulder. She shifts a little bit and Ross suddenly gets an idea. An evil idea when he looks at his pen. Then we have a little time lapse, the plane has landed and everyone is disembarking. The flight attendant is saying bye-bye to everyone.] 523
31 wayne wein n. 韦恩(男子名) [Scene: The casino bar, Phoebe and Monica are sitting at the bar, while Wayne Newton's signature song Danke Schoen is playing in the background.] 523
1 bandit 5bAndit n.强盗 [Scene: The slot machines, Phoebe is still feeding quarters into the one-armed bandit as the lurker peeks over the top of the machines.] 523
2 armed B:md adj.有扶手的, 武装的, (动物)有防卫器官的 [Scene: The slot machines, Phoebe is still feeding quarters into the one-armed bandit as the lurker peeks over the top of the machines.] 523
1 deposits di5pCzit n.堆积物, 沉淀物, 存款, 押金, 保证金, 存放物vt.存放, 堆积vi.沉淀 [Scene: The slot machines, we see some guy not having any luck. Both Phoebe and the Lurker are lurking him and each stick their heads around the corner at different times This is all set to that Pink Panther song. Finally the guy gives up and walks past the lurker's position, thus giving her the advantage. She scurries in and quickly drops a coin in the slot before Phoebe gets there. Phoebe arrives slightly later and pulls the arm just after the lurker deposits the coin and wins.] 523
1 teaser 5ti:zE n.戏弄者, 喜欢戏弄别人的人 [That's all folks, no teaser; just the big cliffhanger for season 6. Yes, there will be a season 6, and it'll start again in September. Have a good summer everyone!] 523
1 september sEp5tembE n.九月(略作Sep) [That's all folks, no teaser; just the big cliffhanger for season 6. Yes, there will be a season 6, and it'll start again in September. Have a good summer everyone!] 523
1 cliffhanger `klIfhAN v.扣人心弦,悬疑 [That's all folks, no teaser; just the big cliffhanger for season 6. Yes, there will be a season 6, and it'll start again in September. Have a good summer everyone!] 523
13 casino kE5si:nEu n.娱乐场(供表演跳舞、赌博的地方), (=cassino)一种由二至四人玩的纸牌游戏 A Casino Boss: Hey! Tribbiani! Get back to work! Break time's over! 523
4 gambler 5^AmblE(r) n.赌博的人, 赌徒 A Drunken Gambler: (To Chandler) Don't you let her go! You're a lucky guy! 523
1 tourist 5tuErist n.旅行者, 旅游者 A Tourist: (To Joey) Would you mind doing a picture with us? 523
1 statute 5stAtju:t n.法令, 条例 Chandler: Come on! I was there! (He's propped up with his hand on a statute of a naked guy. He winces and pulls his hand away.) I know he's the love of your life. 523
2 propped prCp n.支持者, 倚靠人, 道具, 螺旋桨vt.支撑, 维持      PROP=Planetary Rocket Ocean Platform (研究)行星火箭的海洋工作站 Chandler: Come on! I was there! (He's propped up with his hand on a statute of a naked guy. He winces and pulls his hand away.) I know he's the love of your life. 523
21 matthew 5mAWju: n.马太, [宗]马太福音 Chandler: Okay, so if an eight comes up, we take it as a sign and we do it! {Whoa! Where have I heard that before? Matthew Perry talking about signs in Las Vegas. I guess it must've been some movie I saw.} What do you say? 523
1 lunching lQntF n.午餐 Chandler: When you go lunching with hunky moustache men and don't tell me about it! 523
1 hunky 5hQNki n.匈牙利人 Chandler: When you go lunching with hunky moustache men and don't tell me about it! 523
4 clap klAp n.拍手声, 霹雳声v.鼓掌, 轻拍 Joey: (stopping him) Whoa! Whoa! Whoa! Whoa-whoa! We could have our own show! Y'know we could clap our hands together people will love it! Huh? And-and-and I wrote a song for us! (Singing, to the tune of This Land is Your Land) This hand is your hand! This hand is my hand! Oh wait, that's your hand! No wait, it's my hand! 523
1 wad wCd n.块状软物, 填料vt.把...卷为一卷, 填塞, 以软物衬填 Joey: (throws down a small wad of money, and as his hand twin starts to unfold it, Joey once again brings attention to their special gift to the world. {Y'know, looking at it now, they really don't have that similar of hands. Joey's are bigger.}) Ooh-ho-ho! (The dealer stares at him and he stops.) 523
2 unfold Qn5fEuld vt.打开, 显露, 开展, 阐明vi.伸展, 开花, 呈现vt.放(羊)出栏 Joey: (throws down a small wad of money, and as his hand twin starts to unfold it, Joey once again brings attention to their special gift to the world. {Y'know, looking at it now, they really don't have that similar of hands. Joey's are bigger.}) Ooh-ho-ho! (The dealer stares at him and he stops.) 523
1 dawson 5dC:sn 道森[加拿大西北部城市] Joey: Dawson?!  523
1 cooperate kEu5CpEreit vi.合作, 协作 Joey: Look-look-look you guys, I need some help! Okay? Someone is going to have to convince my hand twin to cooperate! 523
3 mansion 5mAnFEn n.大厦, 官邸, 公寓(用复数,用于专有名词中) Joey: Okay. Well, if that's how you feel about it, fine! None of you get to live with me in my great big hand-shaped mansion! Except uh, you Pheebs. You can live in the thumb. 523
3 poses Point Of Sells , 电子收款机系统 Joey: Uh, Entertainment Tonight. [Cut to Chandler] Yeah, okay so, good talking to ya and don't come out here. All right. (Hangs up the phone and poses for that picture.) 523
1 stunt stQnt v.阻碍...发育, 妨碍...生长, 作惊人表演, 使绝招n.发育迟缓, 矮小的人(或物), 惊人表演, 绝技 Joey: Uhh, my stunt double. Yeah, and y'know, he's getting a little too familiar for my tastes. 523
1 shutdown 5FQtdaJn n.关门, 停工, (广播电台)停播(时间) Joey: Well, the movie got shutdown because they ran out of money, so I'm working here 'til it starts up again, if it ever does. 523
1 venue 5venju: n.犯罪地点, 审判地, 集合地点, 会议地点, 比赛地点, 管辖地 Joey: Wouldn't you pay good money to see these identical hands showcased in some type of a uh, entertainment venue? 523
1 showcased 5FEJkeIs n.(商店或博物馆的玻璃)陈列橱, &lt;主美&gt;显示优点的东西 Joey: Wouldn't you pay good money to see these identical hands showcased in some type of a uh, entertainment venue? 523
9 blackjack   blackjackv.以棒打, 胁迫n.扑克牌的二十一点 Joey: Yeah-yeah, he was playing blackjack for like an hour and he won $5,000. Can you believe that? $5,000! 523
1 ani `B:nI 动画光标文件扩展名自动号码标识 Monica: Oh, he just doesn't want us to go through any trouble. Think of how excited he'll be when we go out and surprise him! Plus we get to have our own, ani-Vegas-ary! A-Nevadaversary! 523
2 efficient i5fiFEnt adj.(直接)生效的, 有效率的, 能干的 Monica: You're so efficient. I love you!  523
6 regina ri5dVainE n.女王 Phoebe: (entering and sitting down at the table.) Hello. My name is Regina Phalange. I'm a businesswoman in town on business. Would you like to see my card? (Looks down) Ooh, what did I do with my file-a-facts? I must've left it in conference room B. 523
4 phalange 5fAlEndV n.[解]指骨, 趾骨 Phoebe: (entering and sitting down at the table.) Hello. My name is Regina Phalange. I'm a businesswoman in town on business. Would you like to see my card? (Looks down) Ooh, what did I do with my file-a-facts? I must've left it in conference room B. 523
1 businesswoman 5bIznIswJmAn n.妇女实业家 Phoebe: (entering and sitting down at the table.) Hello. My name is Regina Phalange. I'm a businesswoman in town on business. Would you like to see my card? (Looks down) Ooh, what did I do with my file-a-facts? I must've left it in conference room B. 523
2 vila 5vi:lE 维拉港[西南太平洋岛国瓦努阿图首都] Phoebe: (sees Rachel's face) What? Did you go to a costume party? Let me guess umm Pancho Vila? (Points at Rachel) and you're Bob Saget. (An old lady has sat down at the slot machine Phoebe was just at.) 523
1 aft B:ft adv.在船尾      AFT=Audio Frequency Transformer 音频变压器 Phoebe: Ah-ha! Okay, (takes out a notepad) Las Vegas 1, London 0! I'll be right back. (Gets up and heads aft.) 523
2 lurking `l\:kIN (新用户的)"潜伏"(在USENET上作为旁观者,不参加讨论) Phoebe: Be cool! (They both pretend to have a nice conversation as the guard walks by, but after he leaves they both start fighting again.) Okay lady, your lurking days are over! 523
1 toots tu:ts n.亲密的人 Phoebe: Fine! Here! Take a hike toots! (Gives back her quarter.) 523
1 cleopatra kliE5pB:trE 克利奥帕特拉(女子名) Phoebe: Hey you guys wait! Guys! (Catches up to them.) This place is so much better than London! Okay? This lady dressed like Cleopatra gave me a coupon, 99 cent steak and lobster dinner. Huh! 523
3 scurries 5skQri vi.急赶, 急跑, 急转, 以轻快而交替的步子走动n.急赶, 急跑, 急转 Phoebe: Oh well, lost again. (She gets up and slowly moves away. The lurker scurries in and takes her spot, only this time Phoebe set a trap for her and catches her in the act.) That's it! You and me, outside! 523
1 candies 5kAndi n.糖果, 冰糖v.蜜饯, 糖煮(水果) Phoebe: Okay, what about after I give you these candies? (Hands them each one from her purse.) 523
2 lurk lE:k n.潜伏, 埋伏vi.潜藏, 潜伏, 埋伏 Phoebe: Yeah, from now on everyone you lurk, I'm gonna lurk first! You move on to someone else, I'm gonna be one step ahead of you, every single time! And then I'll be on your ass every hour of every day 'til Monday, because that's when I go home. When do you leave? 523
2 setback 5setbAk n.顿挫, 挫折, 退步, 逆流, (疾病的)复发 Phoebe: Y'know Monica you had a minor setback in your relationship with Chandler. Big deal! It's only Chandler. (Monica turns and stares at her.) I am so sorry. 523
3 macadamia 7mAkE5deimiE n. 〈植〉澳大利亚坚果 Rachel: (she's finished reliving the fridge of its entire alcohol content.) Macadamia nut? 523
1 content kEn5tent n.内容, 容量, 目录, 满足adj.满足的, 满意的, 愿意vt.使满足 Rachel: (she's finished reliving the fridge of its entire alcohol content.) Macadamia nut? 523
1 networks 5netwE:k n.网络, 网状物, 广播网      Network网(络),(计算机,电路)网络[路][NET] Rachel: (takes off her robe) Oh! Look what happened! {Don't get your hopes up guys, we only get to see her from the back or from the neck up. Its times like these I wish that the networks would broadcast some nudity other than Denis Franz's butt.} (In her head.) Huh, check me out! I'm in my kitchen卬aked! I'm picking up an orange. (Does so) I'm naked! (Goes into the living room) Lighting the candles, naked, and carefully. (She backs anything that might have a point like a candle on her body away.) 523
1 denis 5denis n. 丹尼斯(男子名) Rachel: (takes off her robe) Oh! Look what happened! {Don't get your hopes up guys, we only get to see her from the back or from the neck up. Its times like these I wish that the networks would broadcast some nudity other than Denis Franz's butt.} (In her head.) Huh, check me out! I'm in my kitchen卬aked! I'm picking up an orange. (Does so) I'm naked! (Goes into the living room) Lighting the candles, naked, and carefully. (She backs anything that might have a point like a candle on her body away.) 523
1 irl   IRLn.中断请求线 Rachel: (to the flight attendant who appears in record time. It was only seconds after Rachel pushed the call button was she there. Once again, more proof that TV isn't real, IRL she would've been waiting for the rest of the flight and by then Ross's pants would be dry.) Hi!  523
2 sucker 5sQkE n.乳儿, 吸管 Rachel: (under her breath) Sucker! 523
1 slows slEu adj.慢的, 迟钝的, 不活跃的, 缓慢的v.(~ down)(使)慢下来, (使)减速, 减缓adv.缓慢 Rachel: Hit me. (He does so.) Hit me. (He does so.) Hit me. (He does so.) Hit me. (He does so.) Hit me. (He does so.) Hit me. (He does so.) Hit me. (She slows down with each one.) 523
3 secure si5kjuE adj.安全的, 可靠的, 放心的, 无虑的v.保护 Rachel: No, I don't! Ross, I think I'm just a more secure person than you are. 523
7 muriel   Murieln. 穆里尔(女子名) Rachel: Oh my God, I'm starting to look like my great aunt, Muriel. 523
1 beeline 5bi:lain n.直线 Rachel: Okay, I need a, I need a drink! (Makes a beeline for the mini-bar.) 523
1 whup (h)wQp [美俚]大胜 Rachel: Yeah, and also we need more umm, drinks. Hold on a second. (Gets up but stumbles a little bit.) Whup, okay. (She makes it to the phone and picks it up, without dialing.) Hello! Vegas? Yeah, we would like some more alcohol, and y'know what else? We would like some more beers. Hello? Ohh, I forgot to dial! 523
5 stumbles 5stQmbl v.绊倒, 使困惑, 蹒跚, 结结巴巴地说话, 踌躇n.绊倒, 错误 Rachel: Yeah, and also we need more umm, drinks. Hold on a second. (Gets up but stumbles a little bit.) Whup, okay. (She makes it to the phone and picks it up, without dialing.) Hello! Vegas? Yeah, we would like some more alcohol, and y'know what else? We would like some more beers. Hello? Ohh, I forgot to dial! 523
1 disembarks 5disim5bB:k v.(使)起岸, (使)登陆 Rachel: Yes, I did. Thank you very much, it was excellent. (Disembarks) 523
3 bowing `bEJIN n.运弓法 Ross: (bowing) Hello! 523
1 vivid 5vivid adj.生动的, 鲜明的, 鲜艳的, 大胆的, 清晰的, 活泼的, 逼真的 Ross: (in his head) Oh my God! That's Rachel naked! I can't look at that! I am looking at this. (Looks back at his book.) Okay, vivid colors, expressive brush strokes桿nless she wants me to be looking at that. She knows I'm home. She knows I can see her. What kind of game is she playing? I think maybe someone's lonely tonight. Oh-ho, Dr. Geller! Stop it! You're being silly! Or, am I? 523
1 expressive iks5presiv adj.表现的, 表达...的, 有表现力的, 富于表情的 Ross: (in his head) Oh my God! That's Rachel naked! I can't look at that! I am looking at this. (Looks back at his book.) Okay, vivid colors, expressive brush strokes桿nless she wants me to be looking at that. She knows I'm home. She knows I can see her. What kind of game is she playing? I think maybe someone's lonely tonight. Oh-ho, Dr. Geller! Stop it! You're being silly! Or, am I? 523
1 pricey 5praisi adj.-ier, -iest 价格高的;昂贵的 Ross: (looking at the price list) Umm?Wow! That's-that's some pricey nut! 523
2 jackpot 5dVAkpRt n.[桥牌] 累积赌注, 累积奖金 Ross: No. They swoop in and steal your jackpot. 523
2 nakedness   nakednessn.裸出 Ross: Oh so-so you weren't trying to entice me just now with your-your nakedness? 523
1 overcharge EuvE5tFB:dV v.讨价过高, 使过量装填过度充电n.超载, 过重的负担, 过度充电 Ross: Oh, hey y'know, they-they really overcharge you for that stuff. (Rachel glares at him.) But who cares?! Because it's all on me! (Rachel reaches into the fridge and pulls out two handfuls of those mini booze bottles.) (Watching her.) That is, one big drink!  523
1 handfuls 5hAndful n.一把, 少数 Ross: Oh, hey y'know, they-they really overcharge you for that stuff. (Rachel glares at him.) But who cares?! Because it's all on me! (Rachel reaches into the fridge and pulls out two handfuls of those mini booze bottles.) (Watching her.) That is, one big drink!  523
16 lurker 5lE:kE 诱鱼灯船, 划艇 Ross: What? No-no, a lurker. 523
1 airlines 5ZElain n.定期航线 Ross: Yeah? All right I'll call the airlines. (Picks up the phone and does so) 523
2 sway swei v.摇摆, 摇动 Ross: Yes, it's a deadly but beautiful sport. (Does a karate chop, then does a little dance-type sway.) 523
1 deadly 5dedli adj.致命的, 势不两立的, 死一般的, 极度的, 必定的 Ross: Yes, it's a deadly but beautiful sport. (Does a karate chop, then does a little dance-type sway.) 523
1 doubled   doubledv.两倍,快步走,加倍努力vbl.两倍,快步走,加倍努力 The Croupier: Comin' out. Place your bet. (Monica does so.) Dice are out. (The woman next to Monica rolls the dice.) Double or nothin'! Pay the front line! (Monica won and doubled the chip.) 523
3 croupier 5kru:piE n.赌场上的总管理人, 副主持人 The Croupier: Comin' out. Place your bet. (Monica does so.) Dice are out. (The woman next to Monica rolls the dice.) Double or nothin'! Pay the front line! (Monica won and doubled the chip.) 523
2 chunk tFQNk n.大块, 矮胖的人或物 The Lurker: I don't want to see you lose a chunk of that pretty blond hair! 523
2 hinges hindV n.(门、盖等的)铰链, 枢纽, 关键vt.装铰链v.装以绞链, 依...而转移 (Joey goes back into the apartment, runs back into the hallway, throws his shoulder against the door, and knocks it down off it抯 hinges.) 601
1 hangovers 5hAN7EuvE n.残留, 遗物, 宿醉 (Suddenly, there抯 movement beside her, startling her. It抯 Ross! He wakes up and they both start screaming in terror. Then they both grab their heads having aggravated their hangovers.) 601
1 aggravated 5A^rEveit vt.使恶化, 加重 (Suddenly, there抯 movement beside her, startling her. It抯 Ross! He wakes up and they both start screaming in terror. Then they both grab their heads having aggravated their hangovers.) 601
2 pricks prik vt.刺, 戳, 刺痛, 竖起vi.刺, 竖起n.扎, 一刺, 刺痛, 锥, 阴茎adj.竖起的 [Scene: Monica and Rachel's, Chandler and Monica are there and Rachel is arranging a bouquet of flowers, pricks her finger on a thorn, throws the bouquet over her head, and those you who are quicker than some already know that Monica is the one who catches it.] 601
5 arranging   arrangingvbl.安排 [Scene: Monica and Rachel's, Chandler and Monica are there and Rachel is arranging a bouquet of flowers, pricks her finger on a thorn, throws the bouquet over her head, and those you who are quicker than some already know that Monica is the one who catches it.] 601
4 arrangement E5reindVmEnt n.排列, 安排 [Scene: Phoebe抯 cab, it抯 the same arrangement as before.] 601
1 horrendous hC5rendEs adj.可怕的 [Scene: Rachel抯 hotel room, she抯 waking up with a horrendous hangover.] 601
2 hangover 5hAN7EuvE n.残留, 遗物, 宿醉 [Scene: Rachel抯 hotel room, she抯 waking up with a horrendous hangover.] 601
30 matt mAt n.马特(Matthew的昵称)(m.) {Transciber抯 note: In case you haven抰 heard, Courteney Cox got married to David Arquette during hiatus and changed her name to Courteney Cox Arquette. But David was a busy boy during the off season for not only did he marry but everyone else as well. For they抮e all listed as Jennifer Aniston Arquette, Lisa Kudrow Arquette, in an interesting twist Matt LeBlanc Arquette, Matthew Perry Arquette, David Schwimmer Arquette, and even the creators of the show are now David Crane Arquette and Marta Kauffman Arquette. I just wonder what the new sleeping arrangements are厎 601
1 hiatus hai5eitEs n.裂缝, 脱落 {Transciber抯 note: In case you haven抰 heard, Courteney Cox got married to David Arquette during hiatus and changed her name to Courteney Cox Arquette. But David was a busy boy during the off season for not only did he marry but everyone else as well. For they抮e all listed as Jennifer Aniston Arquette, Lisa Kudrow Arquette, in an interesting twist Matt LeBlanc Arquette, Matthew Perry Arquette, David Schwimmer Arquette, and even the creators of the show are now David Crane Arquette and Marta Kauffman Arquette. I just wonder what the new sleeping arrangements are厎 601
1 creators kri:5eItE(r) n.[计] 创建者, 创作者 {Transciber抯 note: In case you haven抰 heard, Courteney Cox got married to David Arquette during hiatus and changed her name to Courteney Cox Arquette. But David was a busy boy during the off season for not only did he marry but everyone else as well. For they抮e all listed as Jennifer Aniston Arquette, Lisa Kudrow Arquette, in an interesting twist Matt LeBlanc Arquette, Matthew Perry Arquette, David Schwimmer Arquette, and even the creators of the show are now David Crane Arquette and Marta Kauffman Arquette. I just wonder what the new sleeping arrangements are厎 601
5 cox kCks n.舵手v.做舵手 {Transciber抯 note: In case you haven抰 heard, Courteney Cox got married to David Arquette during hiatus and changed her name to Courteney Cox Arquette. But David was a busy boy during the off season for not only did he marry but everyone else as well. For they抮e all listed as Jennifer Aniston Arquette, Lisa Kudrow Arquette, in an interesting twist Matt LeBlanc Arquette, Matthew Perry Arquette, David Schwimmer Arquette, and even the creators of the show are now David Crane Arquette and Marta Kauffman Arquette. I just wonder what the new sleeping arrangements are厎 601
3 scolding 5skEuldiN n.责骂, 叱责 Attendant: (scolding them) N-No running in the chapel! 601
2 crushing 5krQFiN adj.决定性的 Chandler: Look, I just don抰 think Monica and I are ready to get married yet! Y択now? I mean, I love her and everything but seeing Ross and Rachel coming out of that chapel was like a, like a wake-up call that Monica and I are moving so fast. Y択now? And, how do I tell her without crushing her? 601
6 marriages 5mAridV n.结婚, 婚姻, 婚姻生活, 密切结合, 合并 Chandler: So where are we on the whole going back to the place where they have all the marriages thing? I love you. 601
3 unlikely Qn5laikli adj.未必的, 不太可能的, 靠不住的 Chandler: That was so unlikely. Well, let抯 get married! I guess. 601
1 shooter 5Fu:tE n.射手 Croupler: Coming in, we got a shooter! Money please. 601
10 hitchhiker   hitchhikern.搭便车的旅行者, 顺便插入的广告, 短篇广告 Joey: (to himself) Man, this is a long drive! Are my eyes open? No! (He opens his eyes and sees a hitchhiker.) 601
1 protein 5prEuti:n n.[生化]蛋白质adj.蛋白质的 Joey: Come on Pheebs! I can抰 take this anymore! Let-let me make it up to you. Huh? (Starts singing.) Ground control to Major Tom. Commencing countdown, engines on. Take your protein pills and put your helmet on! 601
1 engines 5endVin n.发动机, 机车, 火车头 Joey: Come on Pheebs! I can抰 take this anymore! Let-let me make it up to you. Huh? (Starts singing.) Ground control to Major Tom. Commencing countdown, engines on. Take your protein pills and put your helmet on! 601
1 pries prai v.探查 Joey: I can fix it. Hold on. (He goes and gets a screwdriver from his apartment) Look out. Look out. (Pries at the door a little bit.) 601
1 renew ri5nju: vt.使更新, 使恢复, 重申, 补充, 续借, 复兴vi.更新, 重新开始 Joey: It抣l be great! We-we could talk, and play games! Huh? This could be our chance to like renew our friendship. 601
1 strive straiv v.努力, 奋斗, 力争, 斗争 Joey: Pheebs, I am so sorry! I know I promised you a fun road trip with your friend and I didn抰 deliver. But-but-but now I know that you think being awake is an important part of friendship! So, so, so I will strive to-to stay awake for as long as I know you. 601
1 scrambled 5skrAmbl n.爬行, 攀缘, 抢夺, 混乱vi.攀缘, 杂乱蔓延, 争夺, 拼凑, 匆忙vt.攀登, 搅乱, 使混杂 Joey: Sure! What抯 up? (He grabs a plate and proceeds to load it with a huge pile of scrambled eggs. Chandler just stares at him and Joey reluctantly gives him a spoonful.) 601
1 kansas 5kAnzEs n.堪萨斯州 Joey: Well, thank you. So, can we play 20 Questions now? I抳e got a really good one! I抳e been thinking about it since Kansas. 601
1 christen 5krisn v.命名为 Monica: Here抯 your key. All right, you have to christen it! Now, go out and come back in! 601
5 elevators 5eliveitE n.电梯, 升降机, [空]升降舵 Monica: Ohh, of course we are! (They walk up to the elevators.) We left it up to fate. (Pushes the elevator button.) If we were supposed to get married there would be a clear-cut sign. (The elevator door opens to a priest reading from a bible with Chandler and Monica standing side-by-side holding each other抯 hands.) 601
2 rapist 5reIpIst n.强奸者, 强奸犯 Phoebe: (To Joey) How could you pick up a hitchhiker?! He could be a rape?She holds her hand in front of the hitchhiker抯 face), a rapist or a killer or something! 601
1 killer 5kilE n.杀手, 凶手, 杀人魔 Phoebe: (To Joey) How could you pick up a hitchhiker?! He could be a rape?She holds her hand in front of the hitchhiker抯 face), a rapist or a killer or something! 601
1 drifter 5driftE n.漂流物, 流浪者, 漂网渔船 Phoebe: And I have your name and the fact that you抮e a drifter, so the ball抯 pretty much in your court. 601
11 vacation vE5keiFEn;vei5keiFEn n.假期, 休假, (房屋等的)腾出v.&lt;美&gt;度假, 休假 Phoebe: Hell, I抦 drunk right now! (They all turn and look at her.) What? I can抰 have a mimosa with breakfast?! I抦 on vacation! 601
1 mimosa mi5mEuzE n.[植]含羞草 Phoebe: Hell, I抦 drunk right now! (They all turn and look at her.) What? I can抰 have a mimosa with breakfast?! I抦 on vacation! 601
2 meatball 5mi:tbC:l n.肉丸子, 笨蛋 Phoebe: Is it a meatball sub? 601
1 partition pB:5tiFEn n.分割, 划分, 瓜分, 分开, 隔离物vt.区分, 隔开, 分割 Phoebe: No-No! You need your sleep. Night-night! Shh! (She closes the partition.)  601
1 wisely 5waizli adv.聪明地, 精明地 Phoebe: Okay, you have 19 questions left. Use them wisely. (Joey groans.) Come on Joey! You can抰 win if you don抰 ask any (sees that he抯 asleep) QUESTIONS!!! 601
1 punishment 5pQniFmEnt n.惩罚, 处罚, 惩处 Phoebe: Well, you promised me a fun road trip! We抳e been on the road six hours and you抳e been asleep for five and a half! We are switching at the next rest stop and you are going to drive all the way back! That will be your punishment, you greedy sleeper! 601
2 greedy 5^ri:di adj.贪吃的, 贪婪的, 渴望的 Phoebe: Well, you promised me a fun road trip! We抳e been on the road six hours and you抳e been asleep for five and a half! We are switching at the next rest stop and you are going to drive all the way back! That will be your punishment, you greedy sleeper! 601
2 divorcing di5vC:s n.离婚, 脱离vt.使离婚, 与...脱离 Phoebe: Yes you do! This is your third divorce! You love divorce so much you抮e probably gonna marry it! Then it won抰 work out and you抮e gonna have to divorce it, divorcing guy. (Pause) I抦 so drunk. 601
1 hubby 5hQbi n.丈夫 Rachel: Hey, hubby! 601
5 mustache mEs5tB:F n.髭, 胡子 Rachel: Ohhh! (Looks in the mirror and sees that she still has her mustache and groans.) 601
21 annulment E`nQlmEnt n.废除, 取消, (法院对婚姻等)判决无效 Ross: Laugh it up, but the joke抯 on you. Because we don抰 need to get divorced, okay? We we抮e just gonna get an annulment.  601
1 blur blE: v.涂污, 污损(名誉等), 把(界线,视线等)弄得模糊不清, 弄污n.污点 Ross: No! But we-we didn抰 have卻ex-uh, did we? I mean, I don抰 remember much about last night, it was such a blur. 601
16 russell `rQsEl n.拉塞尔(又译"罗素")(m.) 英国工程师,整流器发明人 [Scene: Ross抯 lawyer抯 office, his name is Russell and has just been told by Ross about his current situation.] 602
1 sha FR: abbr.sidereal hour angle[天]恒星时角 int.=shah Chandler: Hey listen, for the first four years of my work everybody called me Sha-la-lap. (Awkward silence ensues.) Seriously. 602
1 sweets swi:ts 糖果 Chandler: No. When it comes to sweets, he抯 surprisingly strict. 602
1 transcribe trAns5kraib v.转录 Joey: (To Chandler) Hey man, you feeling any better? (Chandler answers him with some guttural sounds that only he can make and that no human can transcribe.) 602
1 guttural 5^QtErEl adj.喉咙的, 喉音的, 咽喉的n.喉音, 喉音字 Joey: (To Chandler) Hey man, you feeling any better? (Chandler answers him with some guttural sounds that only he can make and that no human can transcribe.) 602
1 defined di5fain vt.定义, 详细说明 Monica: An era is defined as a significant period of time. Now, it was significant to me, maybe it wasn抰 significant to you! 602
2 chrome krEum n.铬, 铬合金 Monica: Hey Rach, what about this? (She holds up a chrome 5-point star.) Huh? Who-who gets this? See, I don抰 know if I want it because it might be y択now, too many memories! 602
1 impulsively   impulsively有推动力地 Monica: No-no, wait! Just let me finish, okay? This isn抰 something that we just, we just impulsively decided in-in Vegas, this is something we both really want. And it is going to happen. 602
3 custody 5kQstEdi n.保管 Phoebe: But then we ditch those two and that抯 when we get married. We抣l have Chandler抯 money and Rachel抯 kids and getting custody will be easy because of Rachel抯 drinking problem. 602
2 filthy 5filWi adj.不洁的, 污秽的, 丑恶的 Phoebe: Okay umm, well, first Chandler and Monica will get married and be filthy rich by the way. Yeah. But it won抰 work out. 602
1 composure kEm5pEuVE n.镇静, 沉着 Rachel: (starting to lose her composure) I mean we抮e not, we抮e not gonna live together anymore? 602
1 ingests in5dVest vt.摄取, 咽下, 吸收 Rachel: Ooh, good God, they抮e so yummy! (She re-ingests the previously expelled cookie matter from the tissue.) 602
1 expelled iks5pel v.驱逐, 开除, 排出, 发射 Rachel: Ooh, good God, they抮e so yummy! (She re-ingests the previously expelled cookie matter from the tissue.) 602
4 angelica An5dVelikE n.当归 Rachel: Yeah, we抮e, we抮e actually just gonna walk 慶ause it抯 right up there at the Angelica. 602
3 annulled E5nQl v.废除, 取消, 废止 Ross: (getting up) Okay! Fine! Fine! If-if this is what you think, forget about the whole three divorce thing! Okay, I-I抣l go to my lawyer抯 office right now and get this marriage annulled! Okay?! Because she means nothing to me! Noth?leans down to Meg抯 ear)桸othing!! 602
2 murderer `m\:dErE(r) n.杀人犯, 凶手 Ross: (interrupting) No! No, I won抰! I抣l be at the bottom of the dating barrel now. The only guys below me will be Four Divorce Guy uh, Murderer Guy, and-and, Geologists. 602
1 geologists dVi5ClEdVist n.地质学者 Ross: (interrupting) No! No, I won抰! I抣l be at the bottom of the dating barrel now. The only guys below me will be Four Divorce Guy uh, Murderer Guy, and-and, Geologists. 602
1 annulments E`nQlmEnt n.废除, 取消, (法院对婚姻等)判决无效 Ross: It抯 not that. Okay? Annulments are more complicated than I? 602
2 tombstone 5tu:mstEun n.墓石, 墓碑 Ross: Well, I tried! But when I got to my lawyer抯 office all I could hear was, "Three divorces. Three divorces!" Look, I just don抰 want my tombstone to read, Ross Gellar, Three Divorces. 602
1 overall 5EuvErC:l adj.全部的, 全面的 Ross: Yes, second in two years. Third overall. 602
2 testify 5testifai v.证明, 证实, 作证 Russell: And we抣l need to have witnesses who can testify that you were not of uh, sound mind. 602
1 whined (h)wain n.抱怨, 牢骚, 哀鸣vi.报怨声, 哭诉, 发牢骚, 发呜呜声vt.哀诉                           How抎 you whined up there?  603
1 decoy di5kCi n.猎鸟时以引诱别的鸟(特别是野鸭)集于一地的真鸟或假鸟, 圈套, 诱骗vt.诱骗 (She goes for his magazine and he grabs it away before she reaches it. But she was only using the magazine as a decoy because she grabs his cookie and coffee, takes a bite out of the cookie and drinks some of the coffee.) 603
1 outline 5Eutlain n.大纲, 轮廓, 略图, 外形, 要点, 概要vt.描画轮廓, 略述 (They run to the living room where Monica has moved the chair back (Towards the step), the coffee table forward (Towards the TV), and taped a square outline on the floor.) 603
1 puffed   puffed疏松的 (We see Joey who has puffed up his cheeks and Chandler nonchalantly reaches down and pinches Joey抯 nose shut. In a few seconds, Joey has to move because he抯 now forced to actually hold his breath.)  603
1 manipulate mE5nipjuleit vt.(熟练地)操作, 使用(机器等), 操纵(人或市价、市场), 利用, 应付, 假造vt.(熟练地)操作,巧妙地处理 [Scene: Monica and Rachel's, Chandler is once again being dragged in by Ross so he that he can try to manipulate the situation so that it抯 best for Ross, not necessarily what抯 best for Monica and Chandler.] 603
1 mediate 5mi:diit, -djEt v.仲裁, 调停, 作为引起...的媒介, 居中调停 [Scene: Monica and Rachel's, Ross is entering, dragging Chandler, to mediate the argument between Chandler and Monica.] 603
1 shelves Felvz n.架子 [Scene: Ross抯 Apartment, Rachel is entering and Ross is making some room on the shelves for his stuff.] 603
1 ambiance 5AmbiEns n.周围环境, 气氛 Chandler: All right! That抯 fine! That抯 fine! I won抰 bring over the chairs! I won抰 bring anything over! I wouldn抰 want to ruin the ambiance over here at Grandma抯 place!! (Storms out.) 603
1 invaders in5veidE n.侵略者 Chandler: Well, I like that idea. Obviously! I was thinking maybe-maybe-maybe it could be a game room, y択now? I mean you can buy old arcade games like uh, like Space Invaders and Asteroids for $200, the real ones! The big-big ones! 603
2 asteroids 5AstErCid n.[天文]小游星, 小行星, 海盘车adj.星状的 Chandler: Well, I like that idea. Obviously! I was thinking maybe-maybe-maybe it could be a game room, y択now? I mean you can buy old arcade games like uh, like Space Invaders and Asteroids for $200, the real ones! The big-big ones! 603
3 arcade B:5keid n.[建]拱廊, 有拱廊的街道 Chandler: Well, I like that idea. Obviously! I was thinking maybe-maybe-maybe it could be a game room, y択now? I mean you can buy old arcade games like uh, like Space Invaders and Asteroids for $200, the real ones! The big-big ones! 603
2 fond fCnd adj.[只作表语]喜爱的, 多情的, 喜欢的, 宠爱的, 温柔的 Chandler: Well, we are fond of the silliness, but we also have a soft spot for the love. 603
2 merge mE:dV v.合并, 并入, 结合, 吞没, 融合 Chandler: Y択now those big-big uh, road signs that say "Merge?" 603
1 finalists `faInElIst n.参加决赛的选手 Joey: Come in. Thanks for comin?back, umm, okay there have been a lot of people interested in the room, but I have narrowed it down and you are one of the finalists! 603
1 doggy 5dC^i n.小犬, 小狗adj.像狗一样的 Joey: Excellent! Okay umm, doggy. 603
1 secrecy 5si:krisi n.秘密, 保密 Joey: Hey, what is with the secrecy Phoebe? Huh? And what about this Denise, is she cute? 603
1 personalities 7pE:sE5nAliti n.个性, 人格, 人物, 名人, (用复数)诽谤、人身攻击 Joey: Okay now, before I make my final decision I uh, I just want to make sure our personalities match. Okay, so I made up a little test. Now, I抦 gonna say a word and then you say the first thing that comes to mind. 603
1 hazard 5hAzEd n.冒险, 危险, 冒险的事vt.冒...的危险, 赌运气, 使遭危险      Hazard  [5hAzEd]  哈泽德(姓氏) Joey: That thing was a hazard! (To the potential roommate) I抦 very safety conscious. 603
2 weepy 5wi:pi adj.要哭的, 眼泪汪汪的, 催人泪下的n.使人哭的小说 Joey: That抯 not gonna work out! Then she抯 gonna come home all weepy and you抣l be tellin?her, "Oh that抯 okay. You抣l find someone." And then, bamn! She finds you! 603
1 antiques An5ti:k n.古物, 古董adj.古时的, 过时的 Monica: I just don抰 think arcade games go in the beautiful guest room. The beautiful guest room is gonna be filled with antiques. 603
2 sleigh slei n.雪橇v.乘雪橇, 用雪橇运输 Monica: Okay, I was thinking we should have a beautiful guest room, right? With a mahogany sleigh bed and bedside tables with flowers on them all the time! And we could have a roll top desk with comment cards on them so people could say how much they loved staying here!! Okay, whatever, I really haven抰 thought about it that much. 603
2 mahogany mE5hC^Eni n.[植]桃花心木, 其木材, 红褐色 Monica: Okay, I was thinking we should have a beautiful guest room, right? With a mahogany sleigh bed and bedside tables with flowers on them all the time! And we could have a roll top desk with comment cards on them so people could say how much they loved staying here!! Okay, whatever, I really haven抰 thought about it that much. 603
1 bedside 5bedsaId n.床旁adj.床旁的, 枕边的 Monica: Okay, I was thinking we should have a beautiful guest room, right? With a mahogany sleigh bed and bedside tables with flowers on them all the time! And we could have a roll top desk with comment cards on them so people could say how much they loved staying here!! Okay, whatever, I really haven抰 thought about it that much. 603
3 lounger `laJndVE(r) n.漫步的人, 懒人 Monica: You抮e-you抮e-you抮e gonna bring the Barca Lounger over here? 603
1 pheromones 5ferEmEun n. 〈生化〉信息素 Phoebe: Ninety percent of a women抯 pheromones come out the top of her head! That抯 why, that抯 why women are shorter. So that men will fall in love when they hug them! (Ross is staring at her dumbfounded.) Oh come on Ross, you抮e a scientist.  603
2 swamped swCmp n.沼泽, 湿地, 煤层聚水v.陷入沼泽, 淹没, 覆没 Phoebe: Shhhhhh! I抦 swamped right now. 603
1 worshipers `w\:FIpE(r) n.参加礼拜者, 崇拜者 Phoebe: Wait, no, look at this! (Points to one.) (Reading) "Two bedroom, two bath, must be non-smoker, Satan worshipers okay? Oh, yeah, but it抯 on the ground floor. 603
1 lovey 5lQvi 对爱人的昵称 Phoebe: Yeah, not in your case Lovey Loverson. (Tries to take a bite out of Ross抯 cookie.) 603
1 subletted 5sQb5let v.转租n.转租的房屋 Rachel: (returning from calling Warren) Ugh!!! Well, the apartment is already subletted! I mean, this is just hopeless. I抦 never gonna find anything. 603
1 blowout 5blEu5aut n.(车胎)爆裂, 喷出, 保险丝烧断, 井中喷水或油等 Rachel: No-no, they just had a big blowout over what to do with my room. 603
2 binding 5baindiN n.装订, 捆绑, 捆绑物, 粘合物 Ross: (jumping up) Good! A verbal contract is binding in the state of New York! (Storms out.) 603
2 millionth 5mIljEnW n.第一百万, 百万分之一 Ross: (stopping them) Okay-okay! Two very good points, look I抳e known you both a long time, and I抳e never seen either of you one/millionth as happy as you抳e been since you抳e got together. Do you really want to throw that all away over a room? That is so silly. Now wh-what is more important, love or silliness? 603
1 preserving   preservingvbl.保存,保留 Ross: Don抰 thank me! If you wanna thank something, thank the volcano that erupted thousands of years ago, killing but perfectly preserving an entire civilization. (Rachel just looks at him.) Here抯 Warren抯 number. 603
1 erupted i5rQpt vt.喷出vi.爆发 Ross: Don抰 thank me! If you wanna thank something, thank the volcano that erupted thousands of years ago, killing but perfectly preserving an entire civilization. (Rachel just looks at him.) Here抯 Warren抯 number. 603
1 civilization 9sIvIlaI`zeIFLn;-lI`z- n.文明, 文化, 文明社会文明, 一个著名游戏的名称 Ross: Don抰 thank me! If you wanna thank something, thank the volcano that erupted thousands of years ago, killing but perfectly preserving an entire civilization. (Rachel just looks at him.) Here抯 Warren抯 number. 603
1 manipulation mE7nipju5leiFEn n.处理, 操作, 操纵, 被操纵 Ross: Fine! It抯 your life! (Starts to storm out mad about his failed attempt at the manipulation of his best friend and sister, but stops and tries one last time.) I just don抰 want to see you guys break up! Which you will do if you move in together, (Monica and Chandler just stare at him.) but that抯 what you want, there抯 nothing I can do. (Opens the door and tries one more time.) DON扵 DO IT!!!!! (Finally leaves.) 603
2 comforted 5kQmfEt n.安慰, 舒适, 安慰者vt.安慰, 使(痛苦等)缓和      Comfort  [5kQmfEt]  康福特(女子名) Ross: I am not in love with her. She was very upset about having to move out so I eh, didn抰 tell her we were still married because she would only get more upset. I-I just comforted her, as a friend. 603
4 coconuts 5kEukEnQt n.椰子 Ross: I was hugging her as a friend. It抯 not my fault her-her hair got in my face, she抯 got a lot of it and it smells all-all uh卌oconutty. (Phoebe raises her eyebrows.) What?! Oh, that doesn抰 mean I have feelings for Rachel! Maybe it means I have feelings for coconuts! 603
4 silliness   sillinessn.愚蠢, 糊涂 Ross: Well, apparently not, and I can抰 just stand by and watch two people I care about very much be hurt over something that is so silly. I mean, enough of the silliness! 603
1 moods mu:d n.心情, 情绪, 语气, 状态 (At this moment Rachel bursts through the door. Needless to say, she抯 not in the best of moods having just found out Ross抯 dirty little secret.) 604
1 reverts ri5vE:t v.回复 (Joey pulls his hand out and reverts back to intense pain.) 604
3 unknown 5Qn5nEun adj.不知道的, 未知的n.不知名的 (They enter the lecture hall to find Ross speaking in an English accent for some unknown reason.) 604
1 combatants 5kCmbEtEnt n.战士, 战斗员adj.战斗的 (With one last mighty tug the combatants lose their grip and split, each holding one candlestick.) 604
1 candlestick 5kAnd(E)lstIk n.烛台, 蜡烛架 (With one last mighty tug the combatants lose their grip and split, each holding one candlestick.) 604
2 placement 5pleismEnt n.放置, 布置, [足][橄]定位球 [Scene: Casting Director #2抯 office, Joey is on his second audition. This one is for Purina One Dog Chow, an actual item. Please note the gratuitous product placement.] 604
1 gratuitous ^rE5tju(:)itEs adj.免费的, 无理由的 [Scene: Casting Director #2抯 office, Joey is on his second audition. This one is for Purina One Dog Chow, an actual item. Please note the gratuitous product placement.] 604
2 chow tFau n.中国狗(体壮,有褐或黑色厚毛,舌为深蓝色), (chow)&lt;澳蔑&gt;中国人 [Scene: Casting Director #2抯 office, Joey is on his second audition. This one is for Purina One Dog Chow, an actual item. Please note the gratuitous product placement.] 604
1 surgeries 5sE:dVEri n.外科, 外科学, 手术室, 诊疗室 [Scene: Chandler and Joey's, Joey is holding a football helmet; and apparently, in a rather disgusting scene, Joey wants Phoebe to beat him senseless. (Luckily it isn抰 a long trip.) Because he抯 made a miraculous recovery from his hernia and wants to take advantage of all those free surgeries he can get now since he抯 re-established his health insurance.] 604
1 senseless 5senslis adj.不省人事的, 无感觉的, 无意识的 [Scene: Chandler and Joey's, Joey is holding a football helmet; and apparently, in a rather disgusting scene, Joey wants Phoebe to beat him senseless. (Luckily it isn抰 a long trip.) Because he抯 made a miraculous recovery from his hernia and wants to take advantage of all those free surgeries he can get now since he抯 re-established his health insurance.] 604
1 recovery ri5kQvEri n.恢复, 痊愈, 防御 [Scene: Chandler and Joey's, Joey is holding a football helmet; and apparently, in a rather disgusting scene, Joey wants Phoebe to beat him senseless. (Luckily it isn抰 a long trip.) Because he抯 made a miraculous recovery from his hernia and wants to take advantage of all those free surgeries he can get now since he抯 re-established his health insurance.] 604
2 miraculous mi5rAkjulEs adj.奇迹的, 不可思议的 [Scene: Chandler and Joey's, Joey is holding a football helmet; and apparently, in a rather disgusting scene, Joey wants Phoebe to beat him senseless. (Luckily it isn抰 a long trip.) Because he抯 made a miraculous recovery from his hernia and wants to take advantage of all those free surgeries he can get now since he抯 re-established his health insurance.] 604
1 patterns 5pAtEn n.模范, 式样, 模式, 样品, 格调, 图案vt.模仿, 仿造, 以图案装饰vi.形成图案 [Scene: Chandler and Joey's, Joey is playing that string game with the two hands and the weird crossing patterns as Chandler enters with the mail.] 604
1 theatrical Wi5AtrikEl adj.戏剧性的 [Scene: Estelle Leonard Theatrical Agency, Joey is there to see his agent.] 604
1 disputed   disputedv.争议vbl.争议 [Scene: Monica and Rachel's, Monica and Rachel are having a tug-of-war over the disputed candlesticks.] 604
4 pranks prANk n.胡闹, 开玩笑, 恶作剧vt.装饰, 打扮vi.打扮得漂亮 [Scene: Monica and Rachel's, Monica and Rachel are playing phone pranks on Ross.] 604
3 lapsed lApst adj.流失的, 堕落的 Chandler: (opens and reads it) "Benefits lapsed." 604
1 cruller 5krQlE n.油煎饼的一种 Chandler: Hey, will you grab me a cruller? (Joey starts to groan and get up.) Sit down! Will you go to the hospital?! 604
3 loan lEun n.(借出的)贷款, 借出v.借, 借给 Chandler: I will loan you the money. Just go to the hospital and let抯 just get that thing卲ushed back in. 604
1 guild ^ild n.(中世纪的)行会, 同业公会, 协会, 行业协会 Chandler: Yes, you got something from the Screen Actor抯 Guild. 604
5 harm hB:m vt.伤害, 损害n.伤害, 损害 Estelle: Oh well, no harm, no foul. 604
1 audible 5C:dEbl adj.听得见的 Joey: (barely audible through the pain) Thank you. 604
1 gravely   gravelyadv.严峻地 Joey: (in a gravely, painful voice) Okay. "Hey, Timmy, I抳e got a surprise for you." 604
1 headlong 5hedlRN adv.头向前地, 轻率地 Joey: (mocks him, in a whiney voice) 卨ook both ways before you cross the street. (Turns and walks headlong into the closed door.) 604
1 darker dB:k n.黑暗, 夜, 黄昏, 暗色, 无知, 模糊adj.黑暗的, 暗的, (头发、皮肤等)黑色的, 隐秘的, 无知的, 隐晦的, 模糊的 Joey: Dude! Hernia operations cost like, a lot probably. Besides it抯 getting darker and more painful, that means it抯 healing. 604
1 blinding 5blaindiN adj.使眩目的, 使失去判断力的n.碎石子 Joey: Nothing! Well, I-I got this blinding pain in my stomach when I was lifting weights before, then I uh passed out and uh, haven抰 been able to stand up since. But um, I don抰 think it抯 anything serious. 604
2 aide eid n.&lt;美&gt;助手, 副官, 侍从武官 Joey: Oh-ooh-ooh! Y択now what抯 a good visual aide? 604
1 residual ri5zidjuEl adj.剩余的, 残留的 Joey: Ooh, it抯 probably a residual check, hey can you open it for me, I抦 kinda? 604
1 dons dCn n.&lt;西&gt;君, 先生(西班牙语冠于男子姓名前), 阁下, (英国剑桥或牛津大学)指导教师vt.穿上      Don  [dCn]  n. (Sp)(置于男士名字前的尊称)先生;堂 Joey: Yeah! Yeah! Yeah! You just take a big, big swing. Now, don抰 hold back. (He dons his protective helmet (Why, I have no clue.) and Phoebe picks up a wooden baseball bat and starts to swing as Chandler and Monica enter.) 604
1 laddies 5lAdi n.&lt;主苏&gt;少年, 年青人,老弟(表示亲密的称呼) Monica: (normal voice) Oh, you can have an accent and I can抰?! (To an exiting student in accent.) Top 慜 the morning to ya laddies! 604
5 candlesticks 5kAnd(E)lstIk n.烛台, 蜡烛架 Monica: Hey Rach, aren抰 these candlesticks (holds up a pair) mine? 604
1 adjusting E5dVQstiN 调节(作用) 校准, 调整, 调制 Monica: Why don抰 you phase it out? Yeah, fade the accent out and people will think you抮e, y択now, that you抮e adjusting to life in America. 604
1 auto 5C:tEu n.&lt;美口&gt;汽车 Phoebe: No, 慶ause she didn抰 tell me I was gonna die until the very end of the session, and I was not gonna waste a whole another hour there! I mean I抳e only got a week left, y択now? I抳e really gotta start living now! (So she picks up the latest copy of Car and Driver (a U.S. auto magazine), leans back, and starts reading.) 604
1 hacks hAk v.砍n.出租 Phoebe: Ugh, it抯 so exhausting waiting for death. Ohh, by the way, do you think you could?Groans, hacks, and then freezes with her eyes open and her tongue hanging out.) 604
1 exhausting i^5zC:stiN adj.使用尽的, 令人疲乏不堪的 Phoebe: Ugh, it抯 so exhausting waiting for death. Ohh, by the way, do you think you could?Groans, hacks, and then freezes with her eyes open and her tongue hanging out.) 604
1 readings 5ri:diN n.阅读, 知识, 读物, 表演, 对法律条文的解释adj.阅读的      Reading  [5rediN]  雷丁(姓氏) Phoebe: Yeah, and I know you guys don抰 know a lot about psychic readings, but that one is pretty much the worse one you can get. 604
1 bombay bCm5bei n.孟买(印度西部的一个邦,首府为孟买城) Rachel: (in an Indian accent) Yes, yes, Bombay is bery, bery nice time of year. 604
1 aides eid n.&lt;美&gt;助手, 副官, 侍从武官 Rachel: Some uh, some visual aides. 604
3 kappa 5kApE n.希腊文字母第 10字 Rachel: Yeah, we could. Oh hey look! There抯 some Kappa Kappa Deltas! I was a Kappa. (to them) Hey sisters! (They ignore her.) (To Monica) Wow, we really are bitches. 604
1 deltas 5deltE n.三角州, 德耳塔(希腊字母的第四个字) Rachel: Yeah, we could. Oh hey look! There抯 some Kappa Kappa Deltas! I was a Kappa. (to them) Hey sisters! (They ignore her.) (To Monica) Wow, we really are bitches. 604
3 nonsense 5nCnsEns n.胡说, 废话 Ross: (British) Come again? What抯-what抯 this nonsense? (Giggles.) (American.) All right, I抦-I抦 not English. I抦 from Long Island. I was really nervous and the accent just uh, just came out. I抦 sorry. So, if we could just get back to the lecture. Umm, were there any questions? (Everyone raises their hands) About paleontology. (They all put their hands down.) All right, look I was just trying to make a good first impression. Obviously, I screwed up. But what you guys think of me is really important because I抦-I抦 hoping to get a permanent job here. So if you just give me another chance to make a good impression? 604
1 subcategories 5sQb5kAti^Eri n.亚类,子种类,子范畴 Ross: (continuing) "卻ubcategories. The first of these subcategories is? 604
3 primary 5praimEri adj.第一位的, 主要的, 初步的, 初级的, 原来的, 根源的 Ross: (he starts reading directly from his cards word for word very quietly) "There are three primary theories concerning sediment flow rate. Each of these theories can be further subcategorized into two distinct? 604
2 concerning kEn5sE:niN prep.关于 Ross: (he starts reading directly from his cards word for word very quietly) "There are three primary theories concerning sediment flow rate. Each of these theories can be further subcategorized into two distinct? 604
2 matey 5meiti adj.平易近人的, 友好的n.伙伴, 好朋友 Ross: (in an Australian accent) You complete me kitchen, matey! 604
2 australian Cs5treiliEn adj.澳洲的, 澳大利亚的, 澳大利亚人的n.[地名] 澳大利亚 Ross: (in an Australian accent) You complete me kitchen, matey! 604
1 identified ai5dentifai vt.识别, 鉴别, 把...和...看成一样v.确定 Ross: (in his head) All right, keep going. We are phasing the accent out, phasing it out. So without out re-testing the results in the laboratory (pronounced the British way) the team would never have identified (British) the initial errors in their carbon dating analysis (British). Were there any questions at this point? (One student raises his hand.) Yes. (Points to him.) 604
3 errors 5erE n.错误, 过失, 误差 Ross: (in his head) All right, keep going. We are phasing the accent out, phasing it out. So without out re-testing the results in the laboratory (pronounced the British way) the team would never have identified (British) the initial errors in their carbon dating analysis (British). Were there any questions at this point? (One student raises his hand.) Yes. (Points to him.) 604
2 analysis E5nAlisis n.分析, 分解 Ross: (in his head) All right, keep going. We are phasing the accent out, phasing it out. So without out re-testing the results in the laboratory (pronounced the British way) the team would never have identified (British) the initial errors in their carbon dating analysis (British). Were there any questions at this point? (One student raises his hand.) Yes. (Points to him.) 604
1 sedimentary sedI5mentErI adj.沉积的, 沉淀性的 Ross: (to the class) Right! So when Rigby got his samples back from the laboratory he made a startling discovery! What he believed to be igneous, was in fact sedimentary. Imagine his consternation when?sees Monica and Rachel.) Oh bloody hell. 604
1 consternation 7kCnstE(:)5neiFEn n.惊愕, 恐怖, 惊惶失措 Ross: (to the class) Right! So when Rigby got his samples back from the laboratory he made a startling discovery! What he believed to be igneous, was in fact sedimentary. Imagine his consternation when?sees Monica and Rachel.) Oh bloody hell. 604
4 phasing 5feiziN 定相, 相位调整 Ross: Monica you really think I should try this phasing out thing? 604
8 university 7ju:ni5vE:siti n.(综合)大学 Ross: Open with a joke? It抯 a university, not a comedy club! 604
3 sediment 5sedimEnt n.沉淀物, 沉积 Ross: Well remember that paper I had published last year on sediment flow rate, huh? They loved it.  604
5 rate reit n.比率, 速度, 等级, 价格, 费用vt.估价, 认为, 鉴定等级, 责骂vi.被评价, 责骂 Ross: Well remember that paper I had published last year on sediment flow rate, huh? They loved it.  604
5 flow flEu n.流程, 流动, (河水)泛滥, 洋溢vi.流动, 涌流, 川流不息, 飘扬vt.溢过, 淹没 Ross: Well remember that paper I had published last year on sediment flow rate, huh? They loved it.  604
3 jaw dVC: n.[解]颚, 颌, 下巴(用复数), (山谷、海峡等的)狭窄的入口, [机]叉钳, 钳夹v.闲谈, 教训, 唠叨 (Monica enters and her jaw drops in horror.) 605
2 chambers 5tFeimbEz 钱伯斯(姓氏) [Scene: A judge抯 chambers, Rachel and Ross are filing their annulment papers.] 605
2 tornado tC:5neidEu n.旋风, 龙卷风, 大雷雨, 具有巨大破坏性的人(或事物)[军] (“狂风”) 英国、德国、意大利三国合作研制的双座双发超音速变后掠翼战斗机 [Time Lapse, the babies are finally asleep. Good for Phoebe! The only problem is, Monica抯 apartment looks like a tornado, a hurricane, a swarm of locusts, fire, brimstone, hail, and giant man-eating, radioactive ants have torn the place apart. Needless to say, it抯 messy enough to cause Monica to die of shock right away. Parents with small children know what I抦 talking about.] 605
1 swarm swC:m n.蜂群, 一大群v.涌往, 挤满, 密集, 成群浮游, 云集 [Time Lapse, the babies are finally asleep. Good for Phoebe! The only problem is, Monica抯 apartment looks like a tornado, a hurricane, a swarm of locusts, fire, brimstone, hail, and giant man-eating, radioactive ants have torn the place apart. Needless to say, it抯 messy enough to cause Monica to die of shock right away. Parents with small children know what I抦 talking about.] 605
1 locusts 5lEukEst n.[动]蝗虫, 蚱蜢, 蝉 [Time Lapse, the babies are finally asleep. Good for Phoebe! The only problem is, Monica抯 apartment looks like a tornado, a hurricane, a swarm of locusts, fire, brimstone, hail, and giant man-eating, radioactive ants have torn the place apart. Needless to say, it抯 messy enough to cause Monica to die of shock right away. Parents with small children know what I抦 talking about.] 605
2 hurricane 5hQrikEn, -kin n.飓风, 狂风 [Time Lapse, the babies are finally asleep. Good for Phoebe! The only problem is, Monica抯 apartment looks like a tornado, a hurricane, a swarm of locusts, fire, brimstone, hail, and giant man-eating, radioactive ants have torn the place apart. Needless to say, it抯 messy enough to cause Monica to die of shock right away. Parents with small children know what I抦 talking about.] 605
1 hail heil n.冰雹, 致敬, 招呼, 一阵vt.向...欢呼, 致敬, 招呼, 使象下雹样落下, 猛发vi.招呼, 下雹int.万岁, 欢迎 [Time Lapse, the babies are finally asleep. Good for Phoebe! The only problem is, Monica抯 apartment looks like a tornado, a hurricane, a swarm of locusts, fire, brimstone, hail, and giant man-eating, radioactive ants have torn the place apart. Needless to say, it抯 messy enough to cause Monica to die of shock right away. Parents with small children know what I抦 talking about.] 605
1 brimstone 5brimstEun n.硫黄 [Time Lapse, the babies are finally asleep. Good for Phoebe! The only problem is, Monica抯 apartment looks like a tornado, a hurricane, a swarm of locusts, fire, brimstone, hail, and giant man-eating, radioactive ants have torn the place apart. Needless to say, it抯 messy enough to cause Monica to die of shock right away. Parents with small children know what I抦 talking about.] 605
1 assembly E5sembli n.集合, 装配, 集会, 集结, 汇编 [Time lapse, they have set up a little assembly line for diaper changes. Phoebe wipes, Chandler adds the powder, begrudgingly, and Monica puts the diaper on.] 605
1 warrior 5wCriE n.战士, 勇士, 武士, 战斗, 尚武, 鼓吹战争的人adj.战斗的, 尚武的 Chandler: (entering) Check it out! Check it out! When the babies wake up, they can meet Krog! (He holds up this Xena-like warrior action figure.) 605
1 smoother 5smu:TE n.弄平的人, 路面平整机, 修光工 Chandler: I just think that things would go a lot smoother if we each have our own zone. Phoebe, you can be in charge of wiping. And y択now Mon, you can be in charge of diapering and I can be in charge of looking how cute they are when they put their hands around?(He degrades into baby talk, but he means when they grab his finger.) 605
1 diapering 5daiEpEriN 用彩缎装饰 装饰 Chandler: I just think that things would go a lot smoother if we each have our own zone. Phoebe, you can be in charge of wiping. And y択now Mon, you can be in charge of diapering and I can be in charge of looking how cute they are when they put their hands around?(He degrades into baby talk, but he means when they grab his finger.) 605
1 degrades di5^reid v.(使)降级, (使)堕落, (使)退化 Chandler: I just think that things would go a lot smoother if we each have our own zone. Phoebe, you can be in charge of wiping. And y択now Mon, you can be in charge of diapering and I can be in charge of looking how cute they are when they put their hands around?(He degrades into baby talk, but he means when they grab his finger.) 605
2 sonic 5sCnik adj.音速的 Chandler: I swallowed the sonic blaster gun. 605
2 blaster 5blB:stE 爆破工, 放炮工 Chandler: I swallowed the sonic blaster gun. 605
1 ruben 5ru:bin n.鲁本(Reuben 的异体)(m.) Chandler: Little baby girl Chandler, where I have heard that before? Oh right, Coach Ruben. (Tries to get her to drink a little more from the bottle when he suddenly smells something. It抯 times like these I抦 glad Smell-O-Vision hasn抰 been invented.) Do you know what Pheebs? When you抮e done over there, we kinda have a situation over here too. (Phoebe is changing hers.) 605
4 shocking 5FCkiN adj.骇人听闻的, 非常讨厌的, 不正当的 Chandler: Shocking! Since you still have the keys. 605
3 lodged lCdV n.门房, (猎人住的)山林小屋, (游览区的)旅馆, (地方社团的)集会处vi.临时住宿, 寄宿(某人家)vt.容纳, 寄存, 把...射入, 存放, (向有关当局)提出(声明)      Lodge  [lCdV]  洛奇(姓氏) Chandler: Well, I was trying to prove that I was right. Y択now? And it turns out I was wrong. And now it抯 lodged in my throat. (Mimics a cat trying to cough up a hairball.) (He does it again.) 605
2 hairball `heEbR:l n.(动物在胃或肠积成的)毛团 Chandler: Well, I was trying to prove that I was right. Y択now? And it turns out I was wrong. And now it抯 lodged in my throat. (Mimics a cat trying to cough up a hairball.) (He does it again.) 605
1 equipped   equippedv.装备,预备,整装vbl.装备,预备,整装 Chandler: Well, let抯 just say that Krog will be fully equipped to destroy the universe again in twelve to fourteen hours. 605
2 iffy 5ifi adj.不确定的, 可疑的,有问题的 Chandler: Yeah, I抦 gonna pass. 慍ause I was kinda iffy when it was puppies. 605
3 windshield 5wIndFi:ld n.挡风玻璃 Joey: Well, I didn抰 realize until I got home. I wasn抰 gonna walk all the way back down here with one shoe! Y択now what? I抦 gonna go find that guy抯 car and leave a note on the windshield. (Goes to do so.) 605
1 valet 5vAlit7 5vAli n.(男人的)贴身男仆, &lt;美&gt;衣物架vt.伺候 Joey: Why isn抰 that valet back with my Porsche? 605
3 investments in5vestmEnt n.投资, 可获利的东西 Joey: You should see the treatment I get when I抦 with that car! People are friendly; they-they wanna talk, and not just about the car! One guy gave me advice about my equity investments. 605
2 equity 5ekwiti n.公平, 公正, 公平的事物, 资产净值, [律]平衡法 Joey: You should see the treatment I get when I抦 with that car! People are friendly; they-they wanna talk, and not just about the car! One guy gave me advice about my equity investments. 605
1 user 5ju:zE n.使用者, 使用物, [律]权利的实际享有 Judge: And based on the fact that Mr. Geller is intravenous drug user. 605
2 intravenous 7intrE5vi:nEs adj.静脉内的 Judge: And based on the fact that Mr. Geller is intravenous drug user. 605
3 consummate 5kCnsQmeit vt.完成, 使达到极点adj.圆满的, 至上的, 完美的 Judge: And finally that you were unable to consummate the marriage. Well, that makes sense since you抮e gay and addicted to heroin. 605
2 addicted E5dIktId adj.沉溺于某种嗜好中的 Judge: And finally that you were unable to consummate the marriage. Well, that makes sense since you抮e gay and addicted to heroin. 605
1 creates kri5eit vt.创造, 创作, 引起, 造成 Judge: Now if you were two involved in a serious relationship, that really creates a problem. 605
1 petition pi5tiFEn n.请愿, 情愿书, 诉状, 陈情书v.请求, 恳求, 请愿 Judge: So based on your petition you are seeking an annulment on the grounds that Mr. Geller is mentally unstable. 605
2 grounds ^raJnd n.地面, 土地, 战场, 场所, 范围adj.土地的, 地面上的vt.把...放在地上, 使搁浅, 打基础vi.具有基础, 着陆, 搁浅vbl.grind的过去式 Judge: So based on your petition you are seeking an annulment on the grounds that Mr. Geller is mentally unstable. 605
1 qualify 5kwClifai v.(使)具有资格, 证明合格, 限制修饰vt.限制, 限定 Judge: Well, based on what I heard, you two certainly don抰 qualify for an annulment. If you two don抰 want to be together you抣l have to file for divorce. 605
3 concentrating 5kCnsentreit v.集中, 浓缩 Monica: Damnit! Y択now this whole time we were concentrating on watching the babies and, and no one was watching Chandler! (He does it again.) 605
2 sponges spQndV n.海绵, 海绵体, 海绵状物, (外科用的)棉球, 纱布v.用海绵等冼涤、揩拭、擦拭或清除, 用海绵吸收(液体), (俗)依赖某人生活, 诈取某人钱财, 海绵般吸收 Monica: Oh yeah, I got soap and sponges and rags and Carnuba wax and polishing compound. 605
1 rags rA^ n.抹布, 碎屑, 石板瓦, 破旧衣服, 少量vt.揶揄, 戏弄, 欺负vi.喧闹 Monica: Oh yeah, I got soap and sponges and rags and Carnuba wax and polishing compound. 605
1 compound 5kCmpaund n.混合物, [化]化合物adj.复合的v.混合, 配合 Monica: Oh yeah, I got soap and sponges and rags and Carnuba wax and polishing compound. 605
1 passerby pB:sE5baI n.过路人, 行人 Passerby: Maybe because you抳e got the keys? 605
1 overdoing 5EuvE5du: vt.做得过分, 过度, 夸张, 做作, 使过火vi.过火 Phoebe: (overdoing it) Oh my God!! 605
4 rapidly 5rApIdlI adv.迅速地 Phoebe: (rapidly) I抦 doing okay. I think it抯 going well. Do you think they抮e having fun? Am I talking to fast? 605
3 mischievous 5mistFivEs adj.有害的, 恶作剧的, 淘气的, 为害 Phoebe: Me taking care of you is no problem, huh? You guys feel safe. Right? Okay, I抦 gonna take that spit bubble as, "Yeah, I do!" Okay, after I get rid of this dirty diaper Leslie, I抣l set you up with a clean one. (She throws it at the garbage without looking, misses, and knocks over a vase and flowers, which fall to the floor and break.) Okay, I抦 sorry. I didn抰 mean to scare you. I just have to clean that up. Okay? 慍ause let抯 face it, we抮e at Monica抯. (She crawls over, disposes of the diaper, picks up the flowers, and the vase.) I broke it. All right. Well, that抯 just the way that goes. (She throws out both the flowers and the vase.) Okay, good. (She turns around and only counts two babies.) Why are there only two of you? Where is Leslie? Well, you can抰 answer. (She starts looking for her) Leslie? Where are you Leslie? Leslie, now would be a good time for your first words! (She turns around and finds that Leslie has managed to crawl into the bottom drawer of the TV cabinet.) Well, look at you! Hey! You are a little bit mischievous! My gosh! (She picks her up and notices a surprise is waiting in the drawer.) Oh, you抮e a lot mischievous! Well, it抣l dry. (Closes the drawer with her foot.) (To Leslie) Okay, you sit with your brother and sister now梬ho aren抰 there! (They both have disappeared as well.) 605
2 managed 5mAnidV vi.处理, 应付过去vt.管理, 控制, 操纵, 维持, 运用, 搞成, 设法, 达成 Phoebe: Me taking care of you is no problem, huh? You guys feel safe. Right? Okay, I抦 gonna take that spit bubble as, "Yeah, I do!" Okay, after I get rid of this dirty diaper Leslie, I抣l set you up with a clean one. (She throws it at the garbage without looking, misses, and knocks over a vase and flowers, which fall to the floor and break.) Okay, I抦 sorry. I didn抰 mean to scare you. I just have to clean that up. Okay? 慍ause let抯 face it, we抮e at Monica抯. (She crawls over, disposes of the diaper, picks up the flowers, and the vase.) I broke it. All right. Well, that抯 just the way that goes. (She throws out both the flowers and the vase.) Okay, good. (She turns around and only counts two babies.) Why are there only two of you? Where is Leslie? Well, you can抰 answer. (She starts looking for her) Leslie? Where are you Leslie? Leslie, now would be a good time for your first words! (She turns around and finds that Leslie has managed to crawl into the bottom drawer of the TV cabinet.) Well, look at you! Hey! You are a little bit mischievous! My gosh! (She picks her up and notices a surprise is waiting in the drawer.) Oh, you抮e a lot mischievous! Well, it抣l dry. (Closes the drawer with her foot.) (To Leslie) Okay, you sit with your brother and sister now梬ho aren抰 there! (They both have disappeared as well.) 605
1 disposes dis5pEuz v.处理, 处置, 部署vt.布置, 安排, 除去, 使愿意 Phoebe: Me taking care of you is no problem, huh? You guys feel safe. Right? Okay, I抦 gonna take that spit bubble as, "Yeah, I do!" Okay, after I get rid of this dirty diaper Leslie, I抣l set you up with a clean one. (She throws it at the garbage without looking, misses, and knocks over a vase and flowers, which fall to the floor and break.) Okay, I抦 sorry. I didn抰 mean to scare you. I just have to clean that up. Okay? 慍ause let抯 face it, we抮e at Monica抯. (She crawls over, disposes of the diaper, picks up the flowers, and the vase.) I broke it. All right. Well, that抯 just the way that goes. (She throws out both the flowers and the vase.) Okay, good. (She turns around and only counts two babies.) Why are there only two of you? Where is Leslie? Well, you can抰 answer. (She starts looking for her) Leslie? Where are you Leslie? Leslie, now would be a good time for your first words! (She turns around and finds that Leslie has managed to crawl into the bottom drawer of the TV cabinet.) Well, look at you! Hey! You are a little bit mischievous! My gosh! (She picks her up and notices a surprise is waiting in the drawer.) Oh, you抮e a lot mischievous! Well, it抣l dry. (Closes the drawer with her foot.) (To Leslie) Okay, you sit with your brother and sister now梬ho aren抰 there! (They both have disappeared as well.) 605
1 bathed   bathedv.沐浴 vbl.沐浴 Phoebe: Okay, so I totally took care of the babies all by myself! I fed 慹m, bathed 慹m, and put 慹m to bed. 605
1 inexcusable 7iniks5kju:zEbl adj.没法辩解的, 不可宽赦的 Phoebe: Okay, this is inexcusable. I am shocked to my very core! 605
1 core kC: n.果核, 中心, 核心      CORE=Congress of Racial Equality 争取种族平等大会 Phoebe: Okay, this is inexcusable. I am shocked to my very core! 605
1 newlywed 5njJlIwed n.新婚的人, 新婚夫妇 Rachel: No, it was on the house, it was, it was a newlywed special. 605
2 confession kEn5feFEn n.供认, 承认, 招供 Rachel: Okay Ross, we抮e梬ait a minute. Umm, I uh, I kinda have a little confession. 605
1 peeping pi:p n.窥看, 隐约看见vi.窥视, 偷看 Rachel: Op! You抮e peeping! 605
3 stenographer ste5nR^rEfE(r) n.速记员 Rachel: Ross! Your honor, rest assured relationship ended like two years ago! (To the stenographer) And could you strike "Consummated like bunnies" from the record? 605
3 heroin 5herEuin n.海洛因, 吗啡 Rachel: Uh yes, heroin and crack. 605
4 yanks jANks [美俚](=New York Yankees)纽约扬基棒球队 Rachel: Uh-hmm. (Just as Rachel finishes signing her name, Ross yanks each page out of the way.) 605
3 balancing 5bAlEnsiN 配平 [Scene: Chandler and Joey's, Joey is balancing a mini hockey stick on his hand as Chandler enters from his room carrying a bunch of bills.] 606
1 doubling 5dQbliN n.加倍, 成双 Chandler: Hey, I didn抰 make up the rules. Now, after you receive the doubling bonus, you get uh, one card. Now that one card could be worth $100 bringing your total to 1,500. (Joey gets excited.) Don抰 get to excited because that抯 not gonna happen unless you get桸o way! (He takes the top card, which is the two of clubs. Of course, any card would抳e won. Chandler pays him.) 606
3 beats bi:t n.敲打, 拍子, 巡逻区域v.打, 打败 Chandler: It doesn抰 matter because nothing beats a three and a six. That my friend is D-Cup. Okay, now much have you won so far? 606
2 vs   vsprep.对 Chandler: Okay, let抯 play! The big game, Italy vs. China, apparently. 606
12 directed di5rektid, 5dai- 有指导的 有管理的 定向的 被控制的 Directed by: David Schwimmer (Yeah, that David Schwimmer.) 606
1 sparseness   sparsenessn.稀疏, 稀少 Joey: (scores) Yes! I win again! Ha-ha! That抯 like 500 bucks you owe me! Whoo-ho-hoo! (Goes over to the fridge and starts opening and closing the door rapidly.) $500 that is a loooot of electricity! (By the way, there抯 nothing in the fridge.) Whoo-ho-ho! (Notices the sparseness of the fridge.) I gotta buy some food. 606
2 pawn pC:n n.典当, 抵押物, 人质, (象棋)兵、卒, 爪牙, 被人利用的人vt.当掉, 以...担保 Joey: No, no, no more! I cannot lose another dime! I抦 serious this time! In-in fact, look, there抯 a桰 wanna give you something. And let me give it too you know before I pawn it for Cups money. (He rolls the big white dog over) Now, I want you to have the big white dog as a kinda of a, y択now, thank you for being such a great roommate. 606
1 ancestors 5AnsistE n.祖先, 祖宗 Joey: Oh that抯 okay. Hey, actually in a way it抯 kinda nice. Me, bringing the food of my ancestors, you, the food of yours! 606
1 gambled 5^Ambl n.冒险v.赌博, 投机, 孤注一掷 Joey: Over there! (Points to the couch) Before, with the bills! You tried to give some charity, I said "No," you dropped it. Okay? Then we had a nice last night together, we had some fun, we gambled, nobody tried to give anybody any money! Now out of the blue, you start with the charity thing again! 606
1 plagued plei^ n.瘟疫, 麻烦, 苦恼, 灾祸vt.折磨, 使苦恼, 使得灾祸 Joey: What, are you crazy? You haven抰 beaten me once since my injury plagued ?7 season. It would be easier if you just give me your money. 606
2 styrofoam 5stairEfEum 泡沫聚苯乙烯      Styrofoam  [`staIrEfEJm]  n.聚苯乙烯泡沫塑料 Monica: (grabs a bag of those Styrofoam peanuts) I抣l be coordinator! Oh my God! I抦 so sorry, I didn抰 get you anything! Okay, look everybody has to help! Okay? You can help, can抰 you Phoebe? 606
1 catalogs 5kAtElC^ n.目录, 目录册v.编目录 Monica: Do you wanna live outside?! Because it抯 gettin?cold! (To Phoebe) She gets tons of catalogs and umm, she抣l fold down the pages of the things she thinks that I抎 like. 606
2 chants tFB:nt n.圣歌 Monica: How about, you抮e moving!! (Grabs a bunch of clothes and throws them into a box. What follows is a brief sequence of Rachel unpacking and Monica packing the same stuff over and over again as Rachel chants "No." and Monica chants "Yes.") 606
1 qualities 5kwCliti n.质量, 品质, 性质 Monica: Whoa-whoa-whoa, Phoebe you gotta take her! Y択now I-I-I said some really bad stuff about her, but y択now Rachel has some good qualities that make her a good roommate. 606
1 skits skit n.讽刺话, 幽默故事, 若干, 一群 Phoebe: Why don抰 you hire him as an actor? You could have him dress up and put on little skits. Whatever you want. 606
1 crookedly   crookedly弯曲地 Rachel: I抦 not moving! (She re-hangs a picture, crookedly.) Is that picture straight? 606
1 lags lA^ n.落后, 囚犯, 迟延, 桶板, 防护套adj.最后的vi.缓缓而行, 滞后vt.落后于, 押往监狱, 加上外套 Rachel: Uh well, I guess I抦 not gonna miss the fact that you抮e never allowed to move the phone pen. (Laughs. Monica lags behind the laugh a little bit.) 606
1 supervising 5sju:pEvaiz v.监督, 管理, 指导 [Scene: Monica and Chandler抯, Chandler has the tape measure out and is busy lining up the lamp on the kitchen counter, Ross is supervising the whole operation.] 607
1 squared skwZE n.正方形, 广场, 平方, 直角尺adj.正方形的, 四方的, 直角的, 正直的, 公平的, 结清的, 平方的, 彻底的adv.成直角地, 正直地, 公平地, 坚定地v.使成方形, 弄平, 使直, 与...一致, 符合, 自乘, 结算 Chandler: Look, uh, just come later, we'll get everything squared away and you can come back later. 607
1 brighter brait adj.明亮的, 辉煌的, 欢快的, 聪明的, 伶俐的      Bright  [brait]  布赖特(①姓氏 ②Richard, 1789-1858, 英国医学家) Chandler: No, I don't see anything different other than the fact that the room got so much brighter when you came into it. (Forced laughter) 607
1 famine 5fAmin n.饥荒, &lt;古&gt;饥饿, 严重的缺乏 Chandler: Oh no, yes we do my man. Remember when we were back in college and we went to that spring dance and you walked right up to that girl you liked and you could not stop talking about the Irish potato famine? 607
4 specific spi5sifik n.特效药, 细节adj.详细而精确的, 明确的, 特殊的, 特效的, [生物]种的 Chandler: That's not specific to girls. 607
1 spotless 5spCtlis adj.没有污点的 Chandler: Yeah, not bad right? You know what, Monica抯 gonna be working late, so I'm gonna make this place spotless. You know what else I'm gonna do, know what else I'm gonna do? I'm gonna go downstairs, I'm gonna get her some flowers. Now who wouldn't wanna live with me? 607
1 australia Cs5treiljE n.澳洲, 澳大利亚 Janine: Australia, I just moved here a couple of weeks ago. 607
5 repel ri5pel vt.击退, 抵制, 使厌恶, 使不愉快 Joey: (entering) Look, what am I gonna do? I'm not flirting but still, I'm drawing her to me like - like a moth to a flame! (Tries to put his feet on the coffee table...they won't reach and looks around.) What the hell's going on over here?!?!? (Points to Chandler) Monica's gonna kill you! Look I need your help, I have to do something to-to repel this woman! Wait a minute, wait a minute, you guys repel women all the time.  607
2 moth mCW n.蛾, 蛀虫 Joey: (entering) Look, what am I gonna do? I'm not flirting but still, I'm drawing her to me like - like a moth to a flame! (Tries to put his feet on the coffee table...they won't reach and looks around.) What the hell's going on over here?!?!? (Points to Chandler) Monica's gonna kill you! Look I need your help, I have to do something to-to repel this woman! Wait a minute, wait a minute, you guys repel women all the time.  607
1 lovable 5lQvEb(E)l adj.可爱的, 惹人爱的 Joey: All right, All right, let's just get this out in the open okay? You're hot. I'm lovable. Clearly there's a vibe going on between us. But, we're roommates and it's a huge mistake for us to continue down this road. 607
1 rapport rA5pC:t n.和谐, 亲善 Joey: No-no-no I've seen it happen, you-you get a rapport going with a woman but somehow you manage to kill it. What's your secret? 607
5 manage 5mAnidV vi.处理, 应付过去vt.管理, 控制, 操纵, 维持, 运用, 搞成, 设法, 达成 Joey: No-no-no I've seen it happen, you-you get a rapport going with a woman but somehow you manage to kill it. What's your secret? 607
1 ecstatically   ecstaticallyadv.心醉神迷地, 入神地 Joey: Oh, hey let me. (Opens the door for Janine and after he closes the door behind her gasps ecstatically.) 607
1 nailing 5neiliN adj.敲钉用的, &lt;俚&gt;极好的, 出色的 Monica: (jumps over a box) Honey, that's a great idea nailing the boxes to the floor! 607
2 bizarre bi5zB: adj.奇异的(指态度,容貌,款式等) Monica: Well, the end table is wrong, The couch looks bizarre and don't even get me started on the refrigerator magnets. 607
1 crazily   crazilyadv.疯子似地, 摇摇晃晃地, 发狂地 Phoebe: Okay. (Starts running crazily with her arms flapping and her legs far apart) Come on! That's not running! Let's go! (Rachel pauses, then follows, embarrassed.) 607
2 panting 5pAntiN adj.喘气的v.脉动, 波动, 晃动, 振动 Phoebe: Well, I didn't get embarrassed running next to Miss (panting). But no, okay. No, no, I can see why running with me would be embarrassing to you. Yeah, okay. You're uptight. 607
1 mounted 5mauntid adj.安在马上的, 裱好的 Rachel: Gone! I mean its amazing Pheebs. I feel so free and so graceful. (Turns and bumps into a mounted policeman and falls) Hey! Look out for the horse! Sorry! (Runs off.) 607